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by sargun 10y ago
I have recently been running FF in parallel with Chrome. If I'm using non-Google properties, that don't use bad extensions, I quite like using FF. It's not quite as stable, but it "feels" faster and lighter.
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by sargun 10y ago
You can buy 10M PCIe cables commercially. In fact, some equipment use them for their backplane.
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by sargun 10y ago
That's actually my favourite part of C*. I think the CQL interface makes programming against it extremely easy, and I dare might say enjoyable. It makes getting standard, and understanding what's going on a breeze.
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by sargun 10y ago
Nope, big table.
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by sargun 10y ago
Why don't you run a more modern Distributed / Kernel?
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by sargun 10y ago
How do you avoid people outsourcing their projects?
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by sargun 10y ago
I'm kinda surprised that they don't just build a service on top of generic netlink. For those of you who don't know, Netlink has been a generic API for Kernel<->Client communication for some time. The kernel added the a
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by sargun 10y ago
Time for performance enhancing drugs for interviews?
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by sargun 10y ago
Even at that, you have to be able to evacuate a commercial airliner in ~90 seconds. How do you fix this?
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by sargun 10y ago
I find Postmates competing primarily on food delivery quite odd. When I originally started using Postmates, it was for pretty much for everything but food. When I ordered food from it, it was for the likes of food trucks, where I just neede
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by sargun 10y ago
Does it sound at all enjoyable to wade through a legal battle?
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by sargun 10y ago
Also, if anything, I find that people who are lower-middle class tend to be better with their money than many of the "elite" -- not better as in taking advantage of unattainable economic tools, but perhaps more conservative with p
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by sargun 10y ago
Azure and Bing are two different departments.
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by sargun 10y ago
Office is cloud ;-)
555.
by sargun 10y ago
It sounds like 200ns is the upper expected network delay. If 9 network delays at 200ns are experienced, it'll retrain the link.
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by sargun 10y ago
Any idea when this is going to land?
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by sargun 10y ago
In the spec, they say the maximum acceptable network delay is 200ns. The smallest network delay is 5ns.
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by sargun 10y ago
What's wrong with PCIe? The devices are ubiquitous. It's point-to-point, allowing for device to device connectivity. We have external PCIe enclosures and cables. We have a healthy set of PCIe switches. This is similar. It's a
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by sargun 10y ago
If you're interested in Mantl, I'd look at Mesosphere's DC/OS. It's very similar. Disclaimer: Work for Mesosphere
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by sargun 10y ago
I work in on-prem infrastructure software. The reasoning that our customers have given us is that they care about security. We have to deploy to customers who don't air gap their systems, but have fun access control policies. For examp
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by sargun 10y ago
My VP of HR said she would be very worried about hiring anyone from Zenefits (even as an engineer), and that she'd want to have a personal, 1:1 conversation with them prior. I disagree wholeheartedly, but this is an anecdote of signal.
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by sargun 10y ago
Yes, or the entire car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuus8OtPY0w Vehicle disabling EMPs are of great interest to the likes of CHP, and such.
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by sargun 10y ago
With the new chip, is there a memory controller on the board, or will you still need the FPGA's? Even with the new MPSoC, I think the memory controller is limited to 8GB. Do you know what the most efficient cost / GB confit is for
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by sargun 10y ago
Would anyone be interested in an Epiphany dedicated servers a la Rasberry Pi collocation ( https://www.pcextreme.com/colocation/raspberry-pi )? I've always wanted to play with these units, but buying one doesn'
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by sargun 10y ago
From my understanding the Zynq's memory controller can only handle ~4GB of memory. Am I missing something? Is there a way to connect more than 4GB -- if so, I'd be very interested.
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by sargun 10y ago
So, I quite like C. I don't use it very often, but I think that it's like a sharp knife. I don't quite see the point of C++ though. Can someone explain me why we should continue to bow into it?
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by sargun 10y ago
Website seems to be down. For those that are curious, it's CVE-2016-7117. Mitre link: https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2016-7117
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by sargun 10y ago
Let's say if I wanted to buy shares from a competing company to hedge my bets. I imagine they wouldn't want to sell to me directly.
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by sargun 10y ago
Does anyone know of any brokerage that allows me to buy shares from an individual (after exercising them from $STARTUP)?
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by sargun 10y ago
Thanks for posting this! How does the logical replication reason about preconditions? Are row versions consistent across replicas? Are the preconditions somehow encoded as value checks?

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