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   by uxcn 12y ago

   This kind of approach can probably scale out pretty far before actually needing to resort to true distributed processing. Compression, simple transforms, R, etc... You can probably get away with even more by just using a networked filesys
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   by uxcn 12y ago

   v4 (or v4.1) added a few things for increased security. You can probably use LDAP/Kerberos with it. In my experience, R/W throughput with CIFS is fairly bad.
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   by uxcn 12y ago

   The article didn't show all the letters in the font, but 'y' caught my eye. Was the space between intended?
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   by uxcn 12y ago

   One of the other weird things is that the general purpose chips are supposed to be getting large chunks of memory behind the northbridge. If I'm not mistaken, it's supposed to be used as another level in the cache hierarchy, whic
5. 275.▲
   by uxcn 12y ago

   rdtscp also consumes an extra register though.
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   by uxcn 12y ago

   I'll sometimes use sed/awk/cut/etc... to get one off summary info out of large files. Excel/LibreOffice would choke, and loading it into a database for one off is painful.