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tleb_
5y ago
Careful, pre-fork as described in the given link as worker processes each handling many requests. This result therefore does not answer the question about the cost of one process per request. The one that does seems to be fork, which is way
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Application Performance and Flexibility on Exokernel Systems (1997)
(pdos.csail.mit.edu)
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Rendered Static HTML
(memex.marginalia.nu)
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5y ago
React & a framework on top can be called minimal for a blogging platform? A blog entry[0] requires the transfer of 3.29MB (2.09MB of images with most which don't look web-optimised). [0]: https://papyrus.so/@Papyrus
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tleb_
5y ago
As they describe being open to ideas and feedback: maybe using static compression could help. The concept is to pre-compress files (have foo.html.gz available next to foo.html) so that the web server does not have to compress on-the-fly. ng
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tleb_
5y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28737910
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SARL: General-Purpose Agent-Oriented Programming Language
(sarl.io)
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5y ago
> fathers are supposed to teach kids how to be moral, how to be honest, how to take responsibility. How to be valuable to the world. > Mothers are supposed to teach kids empathy. Could you expand on why you believe it should be this w
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tleb_
5y ago
With so many solutions, how could you be sure each one has an important role?
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5y ago
Some can be found in every thread about the project: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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tleb_
5y ago
The justification was "one button with default style", the solution used is the same as Facebook which is clearly a dark pattern.
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tleb_
5y ago
I don't see what conscientiousness means in this context, could you expand?
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tleb_
6y ago
Do you have a source? The boat's draught is 15.7m according to [0] and the Suez canal supports ships with a draft up to 20m and is 23m to 24m deep.[1] [0] https://www.vesselfinder.com/?imo=9811000 [1] https:/
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6y ago
You might get similar throughput but the latency isn't comparable.
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6y ago
The question isn't about throughtput but latency.
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6y ago
> In fact, the GDPR has also made it harder to slap a comment box on your website in general. The moment you do, you are now considered a data controller. And visitors can demand that you provide them with insights in how you manage thei
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6y ago
As if it was that simple; no it's not as simple as decentralization > centralisation. You might not agree with everything (I don't) but this video provides some good points https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj3YFp
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tleb_
6y ago
It might not be Feedly?
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6y ago
The question is then: is this isolation even useful? There are a lot of attacks that still exist when a program runs in userspace and that are not inherent to GUI programs. Example: creating an executable named sudo somewhere in a directory
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6y ago
I remember using this kind of service. The messaging platform I used to transmit the link tried to render a preview but that deleted the data because it was set to destroy after the first page view. Do you deal with that?
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6y ago
Please don't support such dark patterns that are already used everywhere. Your comment honestly reads as if you don't want the game to be enjoyed and this isn't at all in the "I don't care if this project succeeds&q
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6y ago
What cryptography are you referring to when talking about append-only logs? To me, an AOL is just a list of records that has a single operation, append. It could be implemented as a file that is only opened in append mode, multiple files (e
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6y ago
Opus has frame sizes down to 2.5ms. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opus_(audio_format)#cite_not...
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6y ago
I have this to-watch talk marked as Signal & centralization, so it might provide part of the answer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj3YFprqAr8
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6y ago
Not sure if this is ironical. Either way, it is a donation as the MDN pages do not have a <meta name="monetization" ...> tag and the payment wouldn't go through OpenCollective which does not seem to support Web Monetiza
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6y ago
I find it weird how no one here in the comments acknowledges this signalling behaviour. I identify to this, see it as a problem and fight it every day. It's present everywhere, I realise that I always want to signal that I'm doing
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tleb_
6y ago
I believe he means time. Taking a picture such as the example takes a few minutes while on vacation. Tiktok dances are made after entire days of training. The cost is massive for what the dance brings.
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6y ago
About the screen, swap is doable, easy and it's worth it. I changed the TN 720p on my X260 to an IPS 1080p.
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6y ago
This seems to refer to the concept of "data minimisation", that can be seen as an important concept in the GDPR. See article 5 § 1.c https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL.
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6y ago
Thanks. It seems to be the 2550kv version. Here are some numbers about it[0]. It might hover at idle if I read this correctly. I don't see how they do it at 196g though. 4 * 31.6 + 2 * 47.5 = 221.4g, with 47.5g being the weight of one
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