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6y ago
This is a very synthetical fio benchmark, I would like to see how actual applications like a postgres databases would perform on such a tuned machine.
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> Does this come up in practice? What kind of use cases suffer from disk latency? One popular example is HFT. And from my experience on a desktop PC it is better to disable swap and have the OOM killer do his work, instead of swapping to
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6y ago
This article focuses on IOPS and throughput, but what is also important for many applications is I/O latency, which can be measured with ioping (apt-get install ioping). Unfortunately, even 10x PCIe 4.0 NVMe do not provide any better l
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6y ago
Would be an interesting case study to find out if remote developers from Mars are actually more productive due to lack of synchronous communication.
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6y ago
But then it's rather a problem with the interview itself.
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6y ago
> stack overflow didnt package so easily You just need some copy of something like: the way back machine, google cache or archive.is and then do asynchronous mirroring and you are not so far behind. Zoom meetings might be a problem thoug
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6y ago
Just go back to Xorg with peace in mind like me. Wait until you hear from others that Wayland is finally stable then switch, or if that is never going to happen, stay on Xorg until the next community replacement attempt.
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6y ago
Either pre-IPO trading or wait until the dust settles and then decide whether to buy or not.
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6y ago
I think lenovo could easily solve this by selling products like the Nano AND selling modern much thicker, heavier fully repairable devices like the T430/T530. Let the customer decide what they prefer.
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South Africa releases its own browser just to re-enable Flash support
(zdnet.com)
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6y ago
Completely unrelated, but I somehow thought https://lobste.rs had invented a new shell (script) pattern at first.
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6y ago
One time email domains and email forward services are usually blocked, there are very long block lists for such domains. From my personal experience it is best to have a secondary email account on a provider that is usually not blocked (lik
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6y ago
I already have a VPS for other reasons, so I'm glad if I could get a self-hosted solution.
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Category Theory Illustrated – Monoids
(boris-marinov.github.io)
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6y ago
But you can define functions inside of functions (recursively). def function1(): print ("hello outer") def function2(): print ("hello inner") function2() function1() Output: hell
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Choosing Haskell isn’t a stand-in for good software design
(ozataman.medium.com)
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Privacy Comparison of Web Browsers
(spyware.neocities.org)
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Encrypted Secrets with NixOS
(christine.website)
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Tailscale on NixOS: A New Minecraft Server in Ten Minutes
(tailscale.com)
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Godocs.io Is Now Available
(drewdevault.com)
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I think this is just a tech demonstration, but I wonder how much performance this proxy has in a benchmark against some similar small (in terms of LOC) C/Rust proxy. BTW, Github counts 149 SLOC just for this file: https://gi
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REST Servers in Go: Part 1 – standard library
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RSS Bandwidth Fixes
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Email is the messenger you should migrate to
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Running a fake power plant on the internet for a month
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What Is Chaos Engineering?
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Data Governance for the Multi-Public Cloud: Top AWS Best Practices
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If you want to support Tor you could rent a cheap 3$/month VPS and start a non-exit Tor relay there. Many providers will allow you to host a non-exit relay. I do so for years without any issues. Just check that you stay within your tra
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A low latency metadata server is good, but you still have the latency to the S3 server, e.g. Amazon S3 (from your README.md). Now you could say, that I could host my own S3 e.g. MinIO in the same DC, but then I could also simply deploy Ceph
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I think the major problem is latency. Try sshfs (fs over ssh) and see what I mean. Don't get me wrong, I use and like sshfs for a quick data transfer, but it's just not good enough to run your application with. For a stable POSIX
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