surajrmal

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1. 1141.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   I assume it's a mashup of frequency and recency.
2. 1142.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   That's incorrect, it's still in the code of conduct. It's the last statement: https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html
3. 1143.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   Desktops and laptops are largely flanking verticals to help defend the real money maker, servers. Even if they start to lose laptop/desktop market share, it'll still take a while for someone to loosen their hold on the server mark
4. 1144.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   Are you dismissing the server market? It's entirely Intel, and mostly not windows.
5. 1145.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   It would be fair to mention that TrustZone, the equivalent technology, is built into the cores/ISA. They also do distribute software related to the TrustZone, albeit not a full TEE solution.
6. 1146.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   Thank you for this. I've been missing mercurial interactive committing for a while.
7. 1147.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   This is to push you towards CDNs. The main data centers cannot scale appropriately to serve high bandwidth applications, and aren't meant to.
8. 1148.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   Not sure if you meant to, but you posted the same link.
9. 1149.▲
   by surajrmal 8y ago

   You're not taking into consideration write amplification. Assuming 3x write amplification, the actual userspace writes would be 1/3rd.
10. 1150.▲
    by surajrmal 8y ago

    I see how you made that mistake now. SSDs typically have many (eg 10s-100s) program operations happening in parallel. They also pack each write into something around 16kb or larger units so it's possible multiple b+ op are in each prog
11. 1151.▲
    by surajrmal 8y ago

    NAND program operations are in the order of O(100us) to O(1ms).
12. 1152.▲
    by surajrmal 9y ago

    I'm wondering if it was abandoned. It looks like it hasn't had commits in months.
13. 1153.▲
    by surajrmal 9y ago

    Seems to not have superior battery life according to the specs. Interesting concept though.
14. 1154.▲
    by surajrmal 9y ago

    It'll make a lot more sense when the TPU pods they alluded to come out.
15. 1155.▲
    by surajrmal 9y ago

    It is both more performant overall as well as per dollar.
16. 1156.▲
    by surajrmal 9y ago

    > Rust being advertised as a safe language (which is true) got so much into the user's heads that they think if they write it in Rust it's safe and crash free by default. There are plenty of security/safety bugs that aren&
17. 1157.▲
    by surajrmal 9y ago

    Don't flash devices use nvme (eg userspace queues) now and avoid the kernel all together for read and write operations? Shouldn't they have no impact?