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by tmd83 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3otqUu-7WUQ Surprising for the flashy marketing style of the video it really explained to me the difference between FINFET, GAA and MBCFET really well. Is Samsung and IBM stronger in structur
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by tmd83 6y ago
It seems bashtop is being deprecated in favour of a python based program for ease of maintenance and it actually uses less cpu. Makes sense if it's doing a lot of work in bash.
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by tmd83 6y ago
Is there anything similar to glances that's native, super light. Don't have python in all production server and I wonder how weighty it would be when things are getting haywire .. or am I wrong and glances is lightweight enough?
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by tmd83 6y ago
A specific question I had was tracing seems to be all about distributed context (from the way everyone talks/market it) where each distributed call is captured in a span. But I didn't see (perhaps I missed it) about tracing inside
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by tmd83 6y ago
I used Eclipse a long time ago and it had horrible performance. But IntelliJ quality had been really bad in recent years. Minor updates causing major performance regression, taking massive CPU when nothing is being worked on. It was way mor
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by tmd83 6y ago
Does anyone feels looking at Google's products lately that there's something tremendously wrong with the organization. I'm not talking about just dropping features but just quality of implementation and missing things that pe
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by tmd83 6y ago
Strongly agree with you. When Apple things fails to 'just work' it is a nightmare. I used to have this issue for downloading MacOS updates. My internet wasn't too fast and it would get interrupted and restart from zero. Who c
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by tmd83 6y ago
What databases are comparable to ClickHouse say for Ease of single node deployment Super fast basic analytics, filter/group/count without a lot of optimization Fabulous compression
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by tmd83 6y ago
Here's what I want on observability/diagnostic platform. Are there tools to achieve something like this open source or SaaS in a reasonable way? Am I ignorant or is this actually too hard to do at scale I wonder. 1. Detail respons
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by tmd83 6y ago
Oh I recall that so well. I started using google during my 4KB/s internet. Oh how the mighty have fallen.
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by tmd83 6y ago
I am really curious what's the general opinion on Googler's as a web developer. I have seen a long while ago some nice articles from Google about site optimization. Do they even follow any of their original advice or Google basica
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by tmd83 6y ago
Many thanks for pointing this one out. And as someone said about the OP setting the tone with his opener. Regardless the whole thread was a wonderful read from start to finish.
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by tmd83 6y ago
That's what I was wondering. Tailscale doesn't do logs did it stared with that :(. I would loved to see there logging solution. I like the writeup though I need to do a second pass to fully review everything. The biggest thing tha
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by tmd83 6y ago
Wow! The numbers, 837 PB/day. 18.6B events/s. I wonder who is the biggest player in logging/monitoring and what's their rate of ingestion/processing is, how much do they store and their infrastructure efficiency&#x2
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by tmd83 6y ago
Right after a comment I realized #3 or perhaps #1 Most popular sites won't adopt the simpler web even if they can afford to do 2 version of their site, even if users like it. Because the lighter web most certainly will be worse for ads
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by tmd83 6y ago
I talked about something like this in my comment. One solution I was thinking is that even if it's a parallel engine don't you still save on resources if some of the most popular sites use the simpler/faster layout because th
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by tmd83 6y ago
These are perhaps since the whole complexity of css and dom and box models etc. is beyond me specially how the complexity actually multiplies. But I have always found the complexity of modern web not just unsustainable or risky but frustrat
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by tmd83 6y ago
That is a fantastic comparison. I hope that more vendors start making high quality AMD configs with good thermal management. We need AMD laptops to go mainstream to have enough SKUs specially those focus on say developer usage. Given the ma
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by tmd83 6y ago
72 hours? Doesn't it get dry. My brother bought a cheap Cuckoo one (isn't available in country) that can keep it for 12 hours I guess but it starts to dry up after a few. Not sure if it will be germ free for longer but not really
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Attackers can use Zoom to steal users’ Windows credentials with no warning(arstechnica.com)
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by tmd83 7y ago
He has this idea that he knows better than everyone else about anything and so other opinions don't matter. Ego and publicity and political/financial/image clout.
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by tmd83 7y ago
What they are paying so far is peanuts compared to what others paid with their lives. And compared to the company the executives who effectively said, 'so what if people die' will pay essentially nothing.
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by tmd83 7y ago
Exactly. It basically forces you to walk with the map open and not just do like 'keeping walking straight until you see road x'. Such a damming thing when you are walking 15-20 minutes to a place in a new city or even in an unknow
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by tmd83 7y ago
Not sure I understand this. Torguard seems $10/month and even multi month plan seems at least as much as Mullvad.
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by tmd83 7y ago
My experience with Emirates wifi has been terrible though even when paying.
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by tmd83 7y ago
In theory it is. But for most customers (who are small) there's almost no IT department and the average computer literacy is lower than you might think (though improving) so the risk is there. Except for that situation I would happily
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by tmd83 7y ago
Here's the tricky thing and I don't have a solution that doesn't get abused. I hate that lots of bank do this but I also have a use case for password autocomplete=off. We operate in an industry where shared computer access is
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by tmd83 7y ago
Thanks for the HN link, that's what I looked for but somehow algolia wasn't giving me the result at the time. Two points about a potential trial. 1) Since it's a runtime tool to actually see what it can detect I assume I will
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by tmd83 7y ago
This looks nice at a first glance. I have been looking for more dev oriented article lately and this seem like a good start. On a side note just read about sqreen. Anyone with a clue to how useful such a product is in reality. I find applic
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by tmd83 7y ago
So Chart.js doesn't have a way to generate sharp images for print and such purposes?

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