tawy12345

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   by tawy12345 7y ago

   The rationale for disabling overcommit only really makes sense if physical and virtual memory consumption are in the same ballpark. That's true for some workloads but not generally true. There are totally legitimate use cases for proce
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   by tawy12345 7y ago

   Singapore has also really only existed in its current form for a bit more than a half century and has had three leaders, two of which were immediate family. It hasn't really shown that autocracy works over longer time scales - in histo
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   by tawy12345 7y ago

   It sounds like a low trust environment. If you actually need to know whether something is falling behind schedule every few hours (which seems unusual), of course not everybody is going to provide updates that frequently of their own voliti
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   by tawy12345 7y ago

   I'm amazed at how upset some commenters are about a blog post that did a toy experiment and didn't actually make any strong claims. I'm actually a stickler about good benchmarks - it riles me when people draw sweeping conclus
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   by tawy12345 7y ago

   I think some commenters don't understand the challenges of reviewing code contributions as an open source maintainer. Many people already feel like they're doing you a favour by contributing any code. This is amplified if they&#x2