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811.
by spullara 4y ago
My exact initial thought.
812.
by spullara 4y ago
It doesn't matter for webapps. At all. Further, they don't understand the defaults the JVM uses for maximum throughput. It uses most of your memory on purpose as it expects it is the only process running on your server. Generally
813.
by spullara 4y ago
I agree. EpicGames and to some extent Github is at fault here.
814.
by spullara 4y ago
If I would write it in C/C++, I would instead write it in Rust. Otherwise I would pick something more appropriate for the job. As far as performance, Java and Rust are neck and neck getting their asses kicked by Javascript (for web app
815.
by spullara 4y ago
Kind of but less transliteration and more in the natural style of the target language.
816.
by spullara 4y ago
100% agree. It drives me nuts when people use the wrong tool for the job.
817.
by spullara 4y ago
All of the languages now have that trash in them. I'd like a "naive" benchmarks game where you write the code straight forwardly in a normal style for the language.
818.
by spullara 4y ago
Ah, I see. Bummer. Even if it had a set if not exists you would still need a transaction for it.
819.
by spullara 4y ago
SADD wouldn't need a round trip since it is idempotent. You would just do a blind set which doesn't even require a transaction in FDB. Likewise, most of the other ones can be reframed / designed to not require round trips. I
820.
by spullara 4y ago
I'd say using io-uring is an example of modern since it has only been available since 5.10 of the kernel. They also sit on some more recent research on data structures that perform well in multithreaded systems. https://gith
821.
by spullara 4y ago
FDB also supports some atomic operations that may decrease the number of roundtrips and remove conflicts: https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/api-python.html#api-pyt... That said, I still don't think that it is n
822.
by spullara 4y ago
I think that productivity per actual second worked has drastically increased and people just don't work as much as they used to, at least in office jobs.
823.
by spullara 4y ago
Didn't realize 7+ years old is "new" in tech terms.
824.
by spullara 4y ago
Nothing beats architectural changes to your application to reduce costs.
825.
by spullara 4y ago
Sorry, straight from OpenAI playground.
826.
by spullara 4y ago
Isn't the point of a stable coin is that it is always worth $1 each? So market cap is a valuation of $1 * total coins has gone down by $10B. So that means 10B coins were redeemed.
827.
by spullara 4y ago
I asked GPT-3 to respond, it said: > I don't think it's likely that the AI memorized any comments from Hacker News. I think it's more likely that it was able to learn from the data it was given and generate its own story a
828.
Hubble Space Telescope data suggests ‘something weird’ is going on(breezyscroll.com)
2 points by spullara 4y ago|0 comments
829.
by spullara 4y ago
It isn't being trained on test. Kind of the point of memory is that you can change the memory at will and don't need to train on new information you have never seen before.
830.
by spullara 4y ago
Don't do it.
831.
by spullara 4y ago
Can I reassign the ctrl and fn keys? I don't use Fn and it is super annoying that it is where it is.
832.
Mercedes-Benz G-Class Electric to get Sila’s silicon anode in batteries(financialexpress.com)
1 points by spullara 4y ago|0 comments
833.
by spullara 4y ago
Whose friend of a politician runs this stuff?
834.
by spullara 4y ago
For manipulation / spam purposes I don't really care about accounts that don't actively post/like/retweet/follow. The mDAU isn't useful at all for determining if the activity on Twitter is done largely by
835.
by spullara 4y ago
I've always liked this kind of thing. I've also done some experiments with automatically memorizing better starting dictionaries for a corpus eras where the data is small: https://github.com/spullara/corpuscom
836.
by spullara 4y ago
Ah, I misunderstood what you meant. If you are reporting static buckets I get how that is better than what folks typically do but how do you know the buckets a priori? Others back their histograms with things like https://github.
837.
by spullara 4y ago
Much different. When you are reporting histograms you can combine them and see the true p50 or whatever across all the individual systems reporting the metric.
838.
by spullara 4y ago
Wavefront also has histogram ingestion (I wrote the original implementation, I'm sure it is much better now). Hugely important if you ask me but honestly I don't think that many customers use it.
839.
by spullara 4y ago
If you think that sounds bad, I would love to see what you think is good and show your work then they can just add it to one of the options. It does basically all the tricks in the article and then some. This is a mean, not a median. The me
840.
by spullara 4y ago
Will be interesting to see how Project Panama does on this kind of benchmark. https://openjdk.java.net/projects/panama/

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