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by ohnoesjmr 4y ago
Comparing digital receipts from a year ago for roughly same set of groceries, its more like 30%-40%.
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by ohnoesjmr 4y ago
Its totally not obvious if this is usable for a non "connect" server side implementation (Grpc.net etc)?
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by ohnoesjmr 4y ago
In general yes, however not sure windows on arm is a target platform for game devs?
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by ohnoesjmr 4y ago
Decompiler space probably has a few tens of millions in revenue yearly, yet writing a good decompiler is quite a lot of engineering effort, and you are not going to spend tons of money and effort to capture a measly 10m market, you'll
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by ohnoesjmr 4y ago
I run it on k8s for a medium sized company, as running via compose didn't seem to scale well for us. I even upgraded from 9.11 which ran a handful of containers to the most recent version which runs 15+ containers. You get used to the
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by ohnoesjmr 5y ago
The fact you can make such savings tweaking the GC, suggests the applications themselves could be improved not to produce so much garbage in the first place. A win is a win, and its still a very nice saving for barely touching the applicati
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by ohnoesjmr 5y ago
As far as I understand, if this continues in the direction it's going, the intention is to retire Apache Spark, correct? If correct, how far off are we (ball park), in terms of supporting the functionality, and ability to execute in a
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by ohnoesjmr 5y ago
Great. Now, how about you use that to implement a non-horrible search experience?
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
They are mostly concerned with the incidents that Belarus tried to hide during construction, showing that corners have been cut and the safety of the plant is in questionable state. A fair thing to be concerned about.
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Also, the choice of colours is incredibly poor, different shades of blue don't work with people for some forms of color blindness.
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
I did that, and it's still just some board room speak about cost reduction, novel data enrichment and not what actual it actually does. What do I use this for? I get that you want to sell this to executives, but the people that point e
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Yet another project with no clear explanation of what it does. Some sort of conversion proxy I guess?
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
How is this different from CPU pinning? I assume the side channel attack mitigations only happen during a context switch, so if you exclusively pin the core to an application, they shouldn't run anyway?
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
What do you do when you already have history with Google? I use their OAuth whenever I can, all my accounts on the internet use the gmail address, most of my life is in gmail. Losing emails is not a bug deal, I can back them up, but losing
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Implementing QUIC is not trivial, so I suspect it will be years until it gets reasonable adoption in standard frameworks and languages that prefer not to interop with C.
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
What is this actually? FaaS for java via k8s? Read the landing page, still no clue...
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Badger is written by mad people from my point of view, who disabled issues on github, from my understanding declared it as "done" and "bug free", and any issue tracking is now done on the forum where the threads roll off
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
What would be the equivalent offering of this?
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
I think Netflix has what they call a paved road, whereby every service in the company comes from a preset of templates (a web service in spring/cli in go etc), and all of these templates ship most integrations out of the box. It'
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
I can tell from experience that this is not true. Sure, a lot of great people do not contribute to open source, yet I do (maintain a sizeable popular project), and nearly half of the interviews spend a good time discussing the work I do in
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/ikok1b/explaining... Seems it is half the cores but double the fp instructions. The spec talks cuda cores which is their inventive unit of measure.
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Goroutine local storage is the stack? If you don't want to push values down as arguments and want some global state to access it, your code is probably horrible already. Pushing down a context as a value container instead of actual val
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Atleast file io used to spawn a thread just for that, so cancellations and deadlines were still respected
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by ohnoesjmr 6y ago
Benefits over sentry?
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by ohnoesjmr 7y ago
Perhaps the C library is awesome, but I tried using Go implementation and it's a car crash. Also a protocol with no session control is just weird.
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by ohnoesjmr 7y ago
Next up, TLS certs for the random hostnames? Are there security implications to this?
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by ohnoesjmr 7y ago
I've read the website, but I could't find a hint that the engine is distributed. Even the spark benchmarks compare a single instance with multiple nodes. Is it distributed? How do I set it up in a distributed mode? Does it support
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by ohnoesjmr 7y ago
I wonder how this deals with nested parquet data, and whether it's able to optimise on the things parquet provides.
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by ohnoesjmr 7y ago
So much this.
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by ohnoesjmr 7y ago
Your page is so long and so bad that I left it with the same assumption. Why can't you just have a paragraph explaining what it is, why it's useful and what it supports. If I don't use any of the existing hook witchcraft, why

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