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by scrubs 5y ago
Wanna know what? Wow is my first response! Amazon's c5n.metals are actually too big for me but it gets most of the virtualization out of the way. And it's about $1.17/hr/box spot. Now there's a ton to like about Ama
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by scrubs 5y ago
Beat me to it. And there are several optimizations on top that by, more or less, by reflecting the points as you compute one quadrant of the circle.
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by scrubs 5y ago
Mostly looking for low latency. >The "good" news is that most bare metal hosts ... Thank you. Will checkout references. The system I'm working on, for the I/O part, will be a rewrite of: https://www.usenix.
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by scrubs 5y ago
Thank you gentleman. Will check it out.
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by scrubs 5y ago
Thank you for the response but not sure we're on the same page. All I would need is two Xeon boxes with COTS NICs on the same subnet. Having hosted bare metal boxes alleviates me from dealing with cables etc.. As for traffic generators
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by scrubs 5y ago
2 then 5 when I get into the distributed part of the work.
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Ask HN: Looking for bare metal hosting company without virtualized NICs
11 points by scrubs 5y ago|18 comments
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Broke Oligarch Says Sanctioned Billionaires Have No Sway over Putin(bloomberg.com)
3 points by scrubs 5y ago|0 comments
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by scrubs 5y ago
Agreed. And the reverse ... Russia may talk up china and vice versa but china more likely does that to annoy the west. China cannot see Russia as a going concern or model except for 1-3 year tactical eg. import Russian energy that Europe is
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by scrubs 5y ago
Correct! Now not to say some basic competency was not there - b/c it was - but trade with west is a major part of their success sort of like Japan kind of presaged for them in the 1980s.
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by scrubs 5y ago
By any measure Russia is the laggard in that part of the world. Forget the US. Just think about how countries do for themselves. China, Japan, South Korea, Tiawan, Singapore, Vietnam have all found a way to go forward post WWII. Russia is s
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by scrubs 5y ago
The subtitle suffix phrase "...totalitarian nightmare" isn't helpful. To a child parents are totalitarian nightmare by his reckoning. Except that parents are not out mess kids over. Institutional power in a sphere of work is
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by scrubs 5y ago
Checksum HW offload was just fixed.
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DPDK over AWS C5n.metal with ENA NICs(github.com)
1 points by scrubs 5y ago|2 comments
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by scrubs 5y ago
I just posted the first-cut of a DPDK UDP RX/TX program tested on AWS c5n.metal instances using their ENA NICs here: https://github.com/rodgarrison/reinvent This subject was discussed in the now closed-for-comment
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by scrubs 5y ago
It's also worth pointing out that Russia's currency reserve lock is due to war. Only Iran and North Korea are in the same box for qualitatively the same reasons. China isn't Russia reckless. And as others have pointed out in
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by scrubs 5y ago
Perhaps Russia knowing it's military strategy would be on full display for analysis decided to accept loss of men and/or slower gains for not giving away how its planes would perform?
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by scrubs 5y ago
This question was not snark for FP pure functions or otherwise; no ill-will! It needs a legit answer maybe with a small lecture on why radix trees can be FP not pure FP. Hey, I can read and learn. Other sorts of streaming operations --- mes
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by scrubs 5y ago
Absolutely. Why make const char * data private in a string class otherwise? I have know it's in a valid state so I can get it to the next valid state when caller runs an operation on it. But then a lot of proving (small p prove) an obj
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by scrubs 5y ago
Try instead this for pure function: thread safe radix trie supporting ins, del, find. Purpose exclude blacklisted ip addresses. Go!
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by scrubs 5y ago
>I also don't see why or how that would matter. It does not. In the big scheme of things it really does not; I am on the same page as you there. Now, I want explicitly point out that if reported then surely that leaves some non-zero
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by scrubs 5y ago
Acknowledged - moderator. You did not yet make clear however, how you became aware of this issue. I think that deserves a mention; nice to have not required. I can put 2+2 together either way. Now as my part here, and to conclude. I lost
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by scrubs 5y ago
Noted; I can read a link. And, for the record, please set out here in detail how you became aware of something you felt needed above? Second, who is @dang; a subscriber or admin for HN? Please state role.
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by scrubs 5y ago
Wrong. If there's an issue with public safety Spotify has 51%+ responsibility. Joe less. If no issue Young is talking about a non problem. The rest of your adjective laden diatribe is off topic. Get in the game. There a wide limits to
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by scrubs 5y ago
Agree: @biologist123's assessment is part day dreaming, part naive, and part right. Still. Russia? Since WWII most other countries have moved on in a serious way. Look at China and Japan now v. 1945. Look at Germany. Russia is the lagg
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by scrubs 5y ago
Agree - 100%. There's guys who are payed money to yap all day --- a lot not totally but a lot --- of the talent they interview not Joe is what brings in the listeners --- and that's fine. Now, - venture into messing with kids - sc
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by scrubs 5y ago
Dude! Time to grow up. Unidimensional people are boring. You wanna know what? If all Joe can do is yack in the microphone ... Maybe the fact some of his post casts went missing is much Ado about nothing. Wanna also know what? MLK or Ali wou
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by scrubs 5y ago
The net is open if you have know-how beyond booking guest talent oneself or through a 3rd party e.g. booking agent if you understand something about the tech that gets your product out. That was the position I agreed with. Why? 'ca
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by scrubs 5y ago
Right? I mean, good lord the amount of blabbering that end runs the obvious is annoying. Setup your own. Move on. Maybe Joe's bigger problem is he talks too much. He ought to spend time thinking about his business not seeing himself as
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by scrubs 5y ago
There are limitations to analogies. And a big boundary line is experience. I can give you lots of analogies for some complicated math etc but if you want to move beyond the limitations of analogies there's nothing left but doing homewo

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