songgao

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by songgao 13y ago
I might be biased on "majority of researchers read papers on computer". As to "high-quality typesetting", I think that depends on your standard of "high-quality". If the goal is "easier to read", then
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by songgao 13y ago
> "HTML is insufficient to specify all the things you need to make a paper publishable." Actually I've been wondering why we have to make academic papers "publishable". Majority of researchers read papers on comp
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by songgao 13y ago
Never mind... The video is in intro guide!
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by songgao 13y ago
Nice work! Would be nice to have more tips on graphing. I spent 10 minutes and still can't figure out how to do graphs. The video on website is pretty helpful though.
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by songgao 13y ago
Agreed. I think it's kind of like anti-biotics. If the dose is not heavy and frequent enough to kill all of them, this would serve as a natural selector that filters out those snakes who like mice and are weak at acetaminophen, but let
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by songgao 13y ago
Another interesting point is that, only gcc produced binary has that behavior. clang generated is the opposite. Check this comment about testing on Sandy Bridge with gcc and clang: http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2013/12&#
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by songgao 13y ago
I didn't know about u-op and just looked it up. Could you explain it into more details? How does it involve in this case?
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by songgao 13y ago
I tested on Intel Xeon W3680, which is at least 2 years old, and the result is opposite. Perhaps it only happens on newer CPUs? gcc -O2 -o main main.c perf stat -r 10 -e cycles,instructions ./main t Performance counter stat
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by songgao 13y ago
When I got started, I found Effective Go [0] and the Go Blog [1] extremely helpful. Effective Go goes over important properties of the language and Go Blog often go over important issues related to both language and standard libraries. I le
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by songgao 13y ago
Thanks for the link. Will do that now
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by songgao 13y ago
I don't see `TextMarshaler` and `TextUnmarshaler` mentioned in `encoding/json` or `encoding/xml` document. Are there any reasons not doing that?
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by songgao 13y ago
Siri does this in a more systematical way. It uses Multipath TCP, which is in transport layer. This is an application layer hack. This one is actually less convenient and less efficient (tunnelling in proxy adds extra headers and reduces av
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by songgao 13y ago
Why not just use Multipath TCP?
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by songgao 13y ago
Good job anyway! Unicast ping doesn't work here either. Are there too many people connected right now?
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by songgao 13y ago
where's my '-b' flag in `ping`!
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by songgao 13y ago
Look neat. Is GPG support in plan? EDIT: also why a .pkg with password requirement instead of a simple .app ?
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by songgao 13y ago
Nice job! Although a lot of my emails are not people-centric, but topic/project/event-centric. Unifying them into categories by people would make it harder for me to keep track of the content. Would be nice if topic-centric could
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by songgao 13y ago
I think LinkedIn should open source their proxy endpoint to let people use their own server to proxy messages... p.s. Why Walter Bishop?
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by songgao 13y ago
off topic: I would be more entertained by the name Sea Lion. Although Mavericks is a cool name too :-)
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by songgao 13y ago
Downloaded, installed, and opened App hoping to see a modern Blackberry. And here's what I got: Due to the incredible demand there is a line-up to start using BBM. Incredible demand? You just launched it and there's not e
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by songgao 13y ago
The flow control one does make sense. For the multiplexing, I must have missed the fact that multiple tabs need to be loaded simultaneously. It makes more sense to allow ones from the same host to load concurrently over one single connectio
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by songgao 13y ago
Anybody could explain to me why multiplexing is necessary? It definitely won't speed things up and I don't see why different resources couldn't be loaded sequentially (instead of concurrently) over the same TCP/TLS conne
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by songgao 13y ago
Great concept! Would be nice if it's an open standard. Instead of having to download and install your App, people can implement and choose from different implementations. This makes several things possible: 1. Different virtualization&
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by songgao 13y ago
I don't understand. What does dst being apple's IP imply? It's connecting to Siri server which is supposed to be an Apple's server. Am I missing something?
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by songgao 13y ago
Here's my honest experience. Half a year ago, I used to think like that too. Then I tried everything vanilla. I used naked lxc. I used those lxc standard commands like lxc-start. I dedicated a partition as btrfs for lxc because I neede
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by songgao 13y ago
Hey! I didn't go into that deep! So if FIN is used in a subflow, does it terminate that path? Is it possible to wake this path up again?
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by songgao 13y ago
Right. But I supposed by hotspot/ad-hoc, we were talking about the link layer possibilities only. hotspot is also about MAC layer only as well. IP runs on top of that. However, the difference is that, in AP/client mode, all nodes
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by songgao 13y ago
All 10 IPs need to be bind on your local NIC(s). If you can get those 10 IP(s), they are mostly registered to your location already I guess?
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by songgao 13y ago
I'd still love ad-hoc better. HotSpot allows you to share 4G through WiFi, but it doesn't scale. The hotspot because AP, and that's the center of the network. On contrast, ad-hoc can scale to thousands of nodes across miles b
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by songgao 13y ago
Right. What I'm saying is that, by keeping alive both path, you need to use some traffic. Although when there's WiFi available, you are primarily using WiFi, there are traffic going through cellular network in order to keep the pa

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