skyde

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   by skyde 5y ago

   lol the word "persistent" is itself ambiguous an have conflicting meaning: 1- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistence_(computer_science) In computer science, persistence refers to the characteristic of state
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   by skyde 5y ago

   so you are saying those kid have educated parent therefore the kid will get more help from parent doing homework.. or that the kid inherit good DNA so probably also have high IQ like their parent ?
3. 303.▲
   by skyde 5y ago

   you are correct, this is what they are saying. But i have yet to see anyone trying to give evidence that the test or curriculum contain thing that are inherently harder for black student to understand
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   by skyde 5y ago

   i’m 100% agree with what you said. When i was in university the math teacher gave us access to previous year exam so we can (study/practice) with them. I quickly found that we are now getting 40% on those math test which result in an (
5. 305.▲
   by skyde 5y ago

   it does not forbid gifted & talented but you know damn well in practice the effect is it will completely kill all gifted & talented programs
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   by skyde 5y ago

   what kind of index is Gigablast using? traditional inverted index like Lucene or something more esoteric? I know Google and Bing both use weird data-structure like BitFunnel https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research&#x2F
7. 307.▲
   by skyde 5y ago

   what you are suggesting would make the problem of echo chamber (bubble) worse than it is today!
8. 308.▲
   by skyde 5y ago

   USA is probably the country with the highest cost for an hospital visit. I am sure the hospital are able to afford hiring more staff :)
9. 309.▲
   by skyde 5y ago

   100 % agree Should be extra pay just for the stress of being on call and not allowed to go make plan for your weekend (movie, camping …) And some extra cash for each call you received
10. 310.▲
    by skyde 5y ago

    is a pager from an automated system that detect the server are in fire part of « engaging in communication « ?
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    by skyde 5y ago

    as a backend engineer i am on call 24/7 .. How do they define « after hour »
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    by skyde 5y ago

    how large are those random write? For video editing something like XFS perform very well. The reason is because you usually read a whole image at once and each image are very big.
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    by skyde 5y ago

    With LSM (leveldb, rocksdb) its just a different tradeoff. LSM Write are faster than b-tree (half write amplification) while B-tree read are faster than LSM. Reason is because with a warm cache B-tree requires at most one disk read per que
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    by skyde 5y ago

    This is not completely true. LSM does not just convert random write into sequential write. It also reduce the number of write IO when the dataset is larger than memory. With B-tree inserting a random entry require reading all b-tree page f
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    by skyde 5y ago

    so different syntax but they compile down to the same thing?
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    by skyde 5y ago

    I agree, 7% sound about correct. But not 15%
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    by skyde 5y ago

    Well what % of your annual income are going to those. I agree luxury good should have a weight of 0 but Housing and Education is need by everyone and are a major part of where your salary go to.
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    by skyde 5y ago

    does it handle overloaded service similar to "Bounded Consistent Hashing"?
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    by skyde 5y ago

    so his conclusion is that ivermectin reduce mortality significantly only when patient suffer from both covid and worms?
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    by skyde 5y ago

    I faced this problem with the airport Gogo wifi they charge monthly fee but you need to call and spend hours on the phone to cancel.
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    by skyde 5y ago

    could you explain difference between CPS and using “Async/Await). I have a C# background but always assumed they where the same thing!
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    by skyde 5y ago

    Problem with redis as a Pub-sub is it’s not transactional. So a consumer can’t take temporary lease on a message try to process it and then delete the message if it was processed successfully. This pattern is very common in banking but requ
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    by skyde 5y ago

    I don’t know if anyone ever told you before but you have a real talent for explaining thing clearly and simply!! You should write technical book or something!!
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    by skyde 5y ago

    I never said there should be no tracking. I am just saying if you want to measure my kid skill do it during school hours instead of forcing him to do an enormous amount of useless work outside school hours
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    by skyde 5y ago

    drill improve short term memorization! But unless the exam are focused on memorization instead of on understanding and mastery this will not make a significant impact on exams score.
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    by skyde 5y ago

    I believe homework are useless. but if you think they are a more effective way of learning then why not replace lecture with exercise? Or are you simply saying student need to dedicate more hours per day than only school hours to not get b
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    by skyde 5y ago

    Great book on distributed system: Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems Book by Martin Kleppmann
28. 328.▲
    by skyde 5y ago

    while it’s the reference on design pattern it’s still the worse book on the subject. most colleges student don’t really understand when to use each pattern after reading the book.
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    by skyde 5y ago

    agreed! reading this book at a 11 years old completely changed the way i use data structure and write code today.
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    by skyde 5y ago

    in this case maybe force the student to complete homework during school hours. instead of expecting kid to do it at home.