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by shin_lao 11y ago
DPDK is great because it means telling to the customer "you keep your network, just buy a server with this card and we promise you unreal throughput". If you really want maximum throughput with RDMA, I think the best is to go Infi
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by shin_lao 11y ago
It's an interesting post. If you really want to squeeze out all the performance of your network card, what you should use is something like DPDK. http://dpdk.org/
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by shin_lao 11y ago
Is it suitable to develop nodejs addons?
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by shin_lao 11y ago
Be wary of monoculture. I know we would not be where we are now if we didn't have people with real sales experience. Scientific background is however great whatever the position.
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by shin_lao 11y ago
People can travel.
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by shin_lao 11y ago
You have threshold effects. Assuming equivalent distribution, the higher the amount of people, the higher the amount of extremely difficult cases.
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by shin_lao 11y ago
I'm really happy. This will greatly reduce the work for maintaining our nodejs addon and also encourages us to continue investing in nodejs.
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by shin_lao 11y ago
The idea is interesting, but I think the technology isn't there for scalability (need of better 3D printers like the OP said). Just allowing me to customize a radio (do people still buy radios? I'm curious) isn't of incredibl
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by shin_lao 11y ago
Actually having a constant reference as a member works as expected in C++ because the compiler will force you to initialize it a construction. It is true it will not check at compilation that you access a const reference of a destroyed obje
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Boost coroutines instead of state machines? Maybe(yatb.giacomodrago.com)
3 points by shin_lao 12y ago|1 comments
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5 awesome C++ libraries we use(blog.quasardb.net)
3 points by shin_lao 12y ago|0 comments
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by shin_lao 12y ago
You are correct, our customers (we sell a key/value store) manage 1B entries / day and do north of 500 million requests per day. 70 millions requests / week is actually very weak for a NoSQL database and should be left out of
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Maybe I was talking about Suzuki :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGxQf6QItd0
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Why not? Example: I own a synthesizer and a motorbike from the same company.
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Stay classy San Diego.
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Aeromobil: Flying car(aeromobil.com)
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Could you explain why you think std::vector is useless?
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Static introspection is available via third party libraries such as Boost.Fusion.
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by shin_lao 12y ago
You could use git to exchange information securely via SSH or also gist.
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Partitions are rare relative to other events, and I was quoting Eric Brewer, the author of the CAP theorem. If you have one partition per day (which is very often) but do 100,000 request per seconds: partitions are rare. 10 seconds is hardl
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by shin_lao 12y ago
The author of CAP himself said that the CAP theorem gained undue popularity. It is an interesting theorem only because it models what partition implies in terms of trade-off when they happen. But partitions are rare. And when partitions hap
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SFINAE Hell: detecting template methods(blog.quasardb.net)
11 points by shin_lao 12y ago|0 comments
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The rise and fall of the NoSQL empire(toadworld.com)
21 points by shin_lao 12y ago|2 comments
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by shin_lao 12y ago
In Steam there is something called "the review queue" to encourage you discover games you might like. I think it would be possible to build review queues for user by listing stories positively correlated to stories you up-voted an
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Another way to see it is that there is a world of difference between writing a program that has to work once for a competition and writing a program that has to work and be maintained for years.
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Sorry to correct you, but Dandelion was used as medicine for centuries and is packed with vitamins (A especially) and B1, B2, C and E as well as a lot of minerals. OP was correct. I would however advise against eating too much of it because
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by shin_lao 12y ago
I think quite the contrary it can be quite enough and it should not be spoiled with an SQL engine. In which case it is a bit silly and you get the worst of both world.
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by shin_lao 12y ago
Please document yourself: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/means-matter/means-matter/impuls...
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by shin_lao 12y ago
If this is a suicidal flash, the presence of another person might be enough to prevent that from appearing.
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by shin_lao 12y ago
A radix tree spreads an entry content over several nodes, reusing nodes with similar contents. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20573231/whats-the-space-...

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