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by tarasglek 6y ago
Awesome, this will be very useful. It would be good to be able to assign physical network interfaces into the containers(using network namespaces) and also document how to create virtual network devices shared between containers. Furthermor
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by tarasglek 6y ago
where did you get 300W panels for $90?
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by tarasglek 9y ago
This is weird benchmarketing. They are comparing reading/writing 100,000 individual files vs writing 100,000 entries into a single file(sqlite database). For comparison one could concatenate the same data into a single big file even f
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by tarasglek 10y ago
I agree, proof would be nice. I don't know Android well enough to connect UI pauses to IO. Suggestions are welcome
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by tarasglek 10y ago
I suspect if you buy G4 and better Motorola phones with good random write perf and reserve 10-20% of space, they should last a long time. This could be verified via benchmarks. Point of my blog is that if people focus on the right benchmark
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by tarasglek 10y ago
Injured old phones would be less laggy with slightly different SQLite setup. I think one could further optimize android/sqlite interaction to make it more efficient too.
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Laggy phones and misleading benchmarks(taras.glek.net)
36 points by tarasglek 10y ago|6 comments
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by tarasglek 11y ago
Yes per mile it's worse. However driving is worse for your health in long run. The odds average out in favor of cycling
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by tarasglek 11y ago
It's actually pretty easy to bike 15miles to work to Mountain View where google is based. It's super-flat around here. Been biking to MV for a year now, 15miles each way. Commute times are comparable to car commutes from Santa Cla
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by tarasglek 13y ago
Note, be very careful with "mmap is the fastest way to do IO". That's not true 90% of the time. mmap is the fastest way to do IO when the OS already has file contents in memory and it's more than a few pages so setup of