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by tdiff 3y ago
Looks like a chance for MC-21
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by tdiff 3y ago
One other thing podman (unlike Docker) is missing is ability to run x86 images of Apple silicon under Rosetta. QEMU turns out to be too slow for real use.
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by tdiff 3y ago
Could anyone please advise a paper on Docker architecture, discussing its design choices (e.g. client-server model) in detail?
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by tdiff 3y ago
How does such issues look in profiler? Is there a robust method to detect performance regression due to arg sizes?
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by tdiff 3y ago
Does not ccache handle it with some parameter like "base dir"?
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by tdiff 3y ago
Interesting, I thought the threshold would be smaller (did not check that).
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by tdiff 3y ago
Is Redis/memcached actually a good fit for C++ object cache? C++ object files may have relatively large size (megabytes).
128.
by tdiff 3y ago
Is he still at risk of deportation to US if he travels outside of DE?
129.
by tdiff 3y ago
... and they will get promoted instead of you. Unless your honesty is noticed.
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by tdiff 3y ago
Has any civilization been warped in already?
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by tdiff 3y ago
Am I the only one who finds that author gives very little details about what "working asynchronously" is and how it actually functions, focusing mostly on some benefits it ought to provide or some other behaviours benefital in tra
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by tdiff 3y ago
Is it really the case the recruiter cannot deny to tell the range? In my personal experience, they were always reluctant to tell anything.
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by tdiff 3y ago
I find this article to be absolutely pointless and clickbaity. It can be boiled down to: "you can use poligon.io for market data but algotrading is difficult anyway so there is not much to share yet".
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by tdiff 4y ago
Problem is consumers will end up with x% worse products (and not necessarily cheaper).
135.
by tdiff 4y ago
Why aren't inner wall orthogonal to outer walls?
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by tdiff 4y ago
Can it be taught to read serialized protobufs?
137.
by tdiff 4y ago
Is not maximizing profits a rather weak constraint? Maximizing at which point? How do you treat a failed attempt to maximize profit in the future? And so on
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by tdiff 4y ago
Because number of trains per day makes little sense if you have to plan the trip months in advance to get affordable prices, and the ticket binds you to a specific train.
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by tdiff 4y ago
Lets wait for the young generation get older, born some kids, see how they, for example, cope with trains being cancelled on the day of travel (destroying their holidays with kids), and what they say about cars then.
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by tdiff 4y ago
I wonder how exactly did they manage to prevent dynamic loader from initing that framework.
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by tdiff 4y ago
Guess it simplifies parsing, e.g. infamous "most vexing parse" etc.
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by tdiff 4y ago
Do they also fire people in countries like Germany that offer more protection for workers, or is it all about US?
143.
by tdiff 4y ago
In Russia triple-glazed windows have been as well pretty much standard for decades.
144.
by tdiff 4y ago
Are not people who make examples of the Netherlands or Norway as bike coutries missing that it is possibly just prohibitively expensive to own a car there, not that most people actually prefer bikes?
145.
by tdiff 4y ago
As well as Yandex HQ is in the Netherlands.
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by tdiff 4y ago
Would it be fair to say that 820 years is 0.3 days per Estonian citizen? Is saving that amount of time a significant achievement?
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by tdiff 4y ago
Just in case somebody missed it from the article, there is a 1-hour long youtube video about the same issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G40VfIsnCdo
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by tdiff 4y ago
I think that just too much attention is being paid to somebodys feelings nowadays
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by tdiff 4y ago
Many people here compare c++ jobs to, say, js jobs mentioning that the latter are easier and at the same time pay more. I wonder if all them really dont care what they do as long as the wage is large enough. I tend to think that in many cas
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by tdiff 4y ago
Maybe its a good idea at 10mph, but in general you can use transmission to stop a car by gradually switching to a lower (but not neutral) gear.

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