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by olavgg 6y ago
With Hibernate, you have something called "open session in view" that should always be disabled to prevent bad practices like this. I really hope there is something similar for Django, as I may have to rewrite a Spring Boot applic
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by olavgg 6y ago
Intel has also recently announced AVX512 VNNI (Vector Neural Network Instructions), but it is only available for the Xeon CPU family. Not desktop. This should significantly improve inference performance on the cpu.
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by olavgg 6y ago
Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games also own forests to keep them from being chopped down!
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by olavgg 6y ago
This is true, Norway and Switzerland are strong economies that can stay outside EU. Norway have a lot of oil compared to the number of people who lives there, which makes Norway a more independent economy than for example UK. I do think Nor
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by olavgg 6y ago
But Pele played at a time where football was not as polished as today. That also includes Maradona. Messi, Ronaldo are much much better football players than them both. But of course with the strong competition today it is a lot harder to a
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by olavgg 6y ago
OpenZFS 2.0 will come with two awesome features that I am really looking forward to. The first one is ZSTD compression, this will work great together with MySQL and PostgreSQL. The second major feature is persistent L2ARC, I'm using LA
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by olavgg 6y ago
Yeah, this is a really good read! And the predictions raises some interesting questions. For example, will Nvidia manage to fully acquire ARM?
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by olavgg 6y ago
These numbers do not contain difference between async and sync writes at 4kb or 8kb. I tested the Samsung 970 pro a few years back and got around 1000iops for 4kb sync writes or 4MB/s. Optane did 75 000 iops for 4kb sync writes or 300M
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Microsoft finds underwater datacenters are reliable and practical(news.microsoft.com)
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by olavgg 6y ago
Also, many are probably looking into a new pc upgrade with the new RTX gpu's. I know I am. But I will most likely go for Intel 10900 CPU instead of the 3900X, the 10900 is also cheaper than the 3900X and XT in my country.
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by olavgg 6y ago
I struggle with the same thing. LetsEncrypt/Certbot was the solution to maintenance free SSL certificates. Well it's been a bumpy ride so far. Both my FreeBSD and Linux servers has had issues with CertBot and some of the third par
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by olavgg 6y ago
I work in oil and gas with process optimization, and we are working on autonomous tuning of the production process in a way that is not possible with daily data updates and manual human intervention. Quite simply, the end goal is increased
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by olavgg 6y ago
I started with PHP 15 years ago, but after 5 years I just moved to Java. The worst thing with PHP was people and standards, everything was a mess, there was no right way to do stuff and larger projects had like 100 different implementations
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by olavgg 6y ago
The raid rebuild speed with SMR drivers is scary long, see https://www.servethehome.com/wd-red-smr-vs-cmr-tested-avoid-...
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by olavgg 6y ago
Shadows are too sharp, so I don't think they use raytracing.
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by olavgg 6y ago
There is a software named Hitch https://github.com/varnish/hitch that is super useful for enabling SSL to different services, like Redis.
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by olavgg 6y ago
We use Redis to store user sessions. Spring Session Data Redis is an awesome project for this.
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by olavgg 7y ago
Payroll software is an example which is easy to outsource. What I mean is that I think that Tesla is more of a software company, than a car company.
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by olavgg 7y ago
Tesla decided a few years ago to replace SAP with something they built themself https://www.mendix.com/blog/tesla-cio-builds-erp-house-4-mon... I love this story, it really isn't that hard to replace SAP once you
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by olavgg 7y ago
There are design patterns that mitigate this, take a look on how you can use the observer pattern to update dom elements or html fragments.
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by olavgg 7y ago
I agree, KDE Plasma 5 is really awesome. It is fast, flexible, looks great and is by far the most stable desktop enviroment I have ever used, including all Windows versions and OSX.
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by olavgg 7y ago
My experience is that Stellaris works REALLY great on Linux! Since I bought it two years ago, the experience has been flawless (on Ubuntu 18.04)
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by olavgg 7y ago
Yes, at the time for this writing OpenJDK 13.02 and 11.0.6 is available in ports
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by olavgg 7y ago
It is true, many of the companies I have worked for the last few years is using Azure and only the UI. No one uses the API/SDK. They hire devops cloud consultants to click on the UI, not to use the API to tie everything together.
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by olavgg 7y ago
I remember when I bought my first Macbook Pro in 2014, the specs compared to Dell/Lenovo was in the same price range. There was no Apple Premium. So I decided to give Apple a chance, and I am still using that laptop today, it has reall
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by olavgg 7y ago
If you want a high 240hz refresh rate @ 1080p, having i7 9700k or i9 9900k is what you want.
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by olavgg 7y ago
A lot of the boilerplate can be removed by using Lombok https://projectlombok.org/ Another alternative is Groovy
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by olavgg 7y ago
Adding a 280GB Optane as swap is very efficient and cheap. It is still a lot slower than RAM though. But much much faster than NVME ssd's
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by olavgg 7y ago
I have worked with both databases over a decade. The biggest difference between SQL Server and Postgresql is neither tooling or performance(both are excellent), but the community and culture. By far, PostgreSQL has more knowledge sharing an
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by olavgg 7y ago
A decade ago Sun Microsystems published a benchmark showing that PostgreSQL was really close to Oracle performance. https://www.informationweek.com/open-source-postgresql-trail...

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