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by uluyol 4y ago
HTTP/2 was codeveloped by many outside of Google and was used by Facebook, Cloudflare, and others for years before being standardized.
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by uluyol 4y ago
So people aren't allowed to make mistakes? HTTP/2 was morphed by so many other entities besides Google and offers a host of benefits. Having one useless feature is hardly worth complaining about.
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by uluyol 4y ago
Disclosure: I was a (secondary) coauthor on this work. Vroom [1] is a research system to accelerate page loads. It identifies dependent resources for your page and uses a combination of client hints and and server push to improve network ut
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by uluyol 4y ago
Maybe because its burning hot out and people need high AC to cool down. Or the opposite in cold weather. Or to defrost windshield/rear window. Climate control is a great feature. But it's not perfect, and there are instances where
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by uluyol 4y ago
If oil costs rise, it will impact more than just jet fuel prices for planes. Wages and part prices are sure to rise as well.
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by uluyol 4y ago
Paket properties are not respected on the public internet, but organizations do make use of them internally. For public clouds who operate global networks, they can typically send video streams at low/mid priority all the way to "
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Demand for chips remains strong, but getting fab tools is hard(anandtech.com)
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by uluyol 4y ago
I've lived in MI for the past 7 years, and MN before that (I still have family there). Construction in MI seems to have ramped up quite a bit lately, but is still not comparable to the amount of rebuilding that goes on in MN. There&#x2
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by uluyol 4y ago
There is an environment cost to manufacturing a car, any car. Sure in the long term, more efficient is better is better for the environment, but you want to amortize the harmful costs of manufacturing (and discarding) cars by getting as muc
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by uluyol 4y ago
Unfortunately there are also incentives against small cars [1]. [1] https://www.thedrive.com/news/small-cars-are-getting-huge-ar...
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by uluyol 4y ago
Right, it would be silly to intercept the syscalls and just pass them on as is to the host kernel. If you just want to validate/filter things for security reasons, there are existing Linux APIs for that.
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by uluyol 4y ago
So starnix is a tool being worked on at Google (in Rust, [1]) to implement Linux's syscall layer and is validated against test cases [2] written for gVisor, also a program that implements Linux's syscalls, but one that is instead
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by uluyol 4y ago
Disproportionate in what sense? In terms of funding? Users? Red Hat has some of the most popular distributions and backs more open source devs than anyone else.
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by uluyol 4y ago
Microsoft could simply crawl archives of code wherever they exist, and use that to build copilot. GitHub hosting open source communities is a way of giving back.
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An MLIR Based Clang IR(discourse.llvm.org)
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by uluyol 4y ago
Both are relevant. This is supposed to be a drop in replacement for std::unordered_map whereas the other implementations break from the std API contract in various ways (either by not supporting certain operations, or not providing the same
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by uluyol 4y ago
Well how fast is capacity ramping up? And how much does the Earth have of these materials that we can sustainably harvest? I don't know the answers to those questions, but it seems like you need to know that to determine whether 100% E
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by uluyol 4y ago
Intel got criticized for minor improvements year after year. It's important to look at these on 5+ year timescales, since the improvements aren't evenly spread out. Especially since gains often depend on manufacturing process impr
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by uluyol 4y ago
Sure, but my point is that if you want to run 100k-1m things concurrently, you need to store state for them. That has a memory cost no matter what.
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by uluyol 4y ago
Expect, Go doesn't do that. It grows stacks as you use them and shrinks them if you stop using so much. So the overhead should be limited. FWIW, heap allocations also come with memory overhead.
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by uluyol 4y ago
Why would you need hundreds of thousands or millions of goroutines for a cell phone app/daemon? I would expect the number (and corresponding memory usage) to therefore be low.
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by uluyol 4y ago
Why is spending GB on stack space a bad thing? Ultimately, in a server, you need to store state for each request. Whether that's on the stack or heap, it's still memory that necessarily has to be used.
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by uluyol 4y ago
I don't know much about Europe, but are comparing wages during residency, or after? Residents have 80+ hour weeks, $200k+ debt, and only a $50k salary. It takes a very long time (undergrad + med school + residency + more to specialize)
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by uluyol 4y ago
The US system also has plenty of issues, but does anyone know why? Medical doctors are highly skilled workers and there seems to be an insatiable demand for more of them. So why aren't they in a good negotiating position? Why aren&#x27
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by uluyol 4y ago
We should also tell people who are teachers and other professions to all quit their jobs and work in tech too. That will solve all pay related problems, right?
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by uluyol 4y ago
Unless the NSA, FBI, or whoever comes out and says oh we broke Tor, I don't see how you could ever get a definite answer to that question. And I don't really see that happening. Or it could leaked, on accident or by a whistleblowe
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by uluyol 4y ago
There has been plenty of work on how to de-anonymize Tor users over the years, e.g., see https://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jrex/papers/usenixsec15.pdf . There's no doubt in my mind that state actors have been put
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by uluyol 4y ago
Why would Oracle sell Java to Google? I'm pretty sure that a main attraction for them in buying it was the possibility of collecting $$$ from Google.
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Performance and Files Full of Code(commaok.xyz)
2 points by uluyol 4y ago|0 comments
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The Go Programming Language and Environment(cacm.acm.org)
57 points by uluyol 4y ago|40 comments

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