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by tyu2 6y ago
> usually has a No. 1 player which takes more than 50% of the market share > It is a very crowded field and very difficult to catch up to current leaders. With more than 50% market share it's the least crowded field there is,
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by tyu2 6y ago
That's the thing, performance should dictate the algorithms, not the other way around and TLA+ can't make this process any easier, only harder. I get it's not the case at AWS, where distributed services AWS thinks customers m
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by tyu2 6y ago
Is it though? The hard part about distributed systems is performance in our crappy real world environment with unreliable poorly performing and faulty public internet, unreliable hardware, OSes, etc. Which is directly at odds with needing T
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by tyu2 6y ago
That's true, but doesn't apply in this case if you assume you received one with wrong checksum, a network card won't recompute it of course.
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by tyu2 6y ago
Hardware that forwards packets usually forwards IP packets, it doesn't care about TCP checksums and doesn't recalculate them. TCP stack in your OS is the one that does that. It has to be a special kind of hardware that does much
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by tyu2 6y ago
The link was to an OSP Tourney Q3A mod playing Clan Arena mode, which was released later and became popular even later with better hardware available (another competitive mod was CPMA). You are right on one thing though, default configurati
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by tyu2 6y ago
Maybe it's a self-fulfilling prophecy kind of thing, do we have high speed games today as we used to, e.g. [1]? If game developers assume shitty hardware and software, they won't make things that require better latency. [1] https
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by tyu2 6y ago
The reason you see a blank page is because the website wraps content into a <noscript> tag and by "disabling javascript" it wants you to render <noscript> content, not actually disable javascript. But it's a bad i