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by vkaku 7y ago
reimportlib is used to help with refactored old code where the imports were moved out, but you still wish to get legacy packages/classes to work, because you had serialized them at a point in time but they aren't available today.
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Show HN: reimportlib: Refactored Imports(github.com)
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by vkaku 7y ago
There are different portions to a FS that actually need to be treated indivudually: - Bricks / Blocks / Blob data. - Metadata / Tags / Xactional data. The deal is that any DB <-> FS has to support both of these sep
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by vkaku 7y ago
Thank you! Will do.
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by vkaku 7y ago
When I read this, I thought it was something to do with a nice looking `cat` command. Oh well, it's HN
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by vkaku 7y ago
Watch out for 3600G then. I don't know if there's a concrete plan to launch it immediately, but it looks like the additional $20 on it may give you what you need. The Navi should do 4k@60. I realize that this proofs you from getti
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by vkaku 7y ago
Neato.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I answered Idk to all. After the first two, the pattern became clear and I felt like if I wrote a compiler myself, the answers could be very different. I've worked on 16 bit C code, 32 and now 64 bit code. So I knew that the behavior w
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by vkaku 7y ago
I was actually happy about Corel, until this happened. I predict massive management interference. I seriously hope they don't go the Adobe way.
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by vkaku 7y ago
We don't have a JavaOS outside smartcards yet, which is basically a custom Java runtime with the IDT handlers in it. :) If that happens, we may get that missing super efficient implementation.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I don't mind a stack size increase if we can push for better inlining/folding :D Also, stick to one name it's easier.
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by vkaku 7y ago
About time. I definitely could use a yield keyword, if someone is reading this.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I am doing that. I can play most games very well, including Battlefield, even though it isn't optimized for more than 6 overall threads. Never had a real issue so far.
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by vkaku 7y ago
The deal is that Intel is still trying to sell expensive CPUs and there's no reason for a customer to be buying them - they could be putting that money into other components - or using it for something else.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I think it's reasonable to start bringing Servo into limelight, and start removing all Chromium based code eventually, given the amount of control Google has over Blink. I for one, would like things like Opera/Electron to start mo
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by vkaku 7y ago
I'm quite excited with what AMD has pushed on socket AM4 over the last three years. Come September they're going to release the 3950x,and if folks can wait a bit, you get 16 cores/32 threads on one socket. But even on a budge
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by vkaku 7y ago
- Intel's Ice Lake is not going to be on the market for a while due to manufacturing issues. - Intel processors run at 20% of their effective speed with spectre mitigations - Intel processors cost 3-5x of comparable Ryzen prcoessors Th
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by vkaku 7y ago
How about libcruel - Chrome reimplementing usable external libraries
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by vkaku 7y ago
Stop teasing me, Universe - and show me the aliens already!
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by vkaku 7y ago
Yes, there is: A smaller binary and no external dependencies is more audit-able, has fewer dependencies for bootstrapping itself on a server or a container image. When you multiply this by the total number of images, this makes a big differ
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by vkaku 7y ago
Yes, but the cool thing is definitely the single system image
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by vkaku 7y ago
This is great! I really wish we'd always create a single system image for both Docker and Physical/VM, preferably with minimal/no-init. This is very useful when trying to create a basic datacenter specific distro/deploym
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by vkaku 7y ago
Theoretically, if the number of bytes to be removed were a multiple of FS data block size (usually an inode size), it should be possible to unlink that inode as well, and rewrite the metadata. It probably involves fewer shifts and fewer byt
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by vkaku 7y ago
This does not pass the smell test. Definitely propaganda.
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by vkaku 7y ago
It's practice, not just theory. There's a good reason companies are effective at a certain scale and beyond that it's an impending disaster.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I'd say Intel should just spin out it's 5G modem team and let a neutral (!Apple) vendor develop it. Samsung should start selling 5G modems in NA as well. I know this stuff isn't going to work in the short term, but this is th
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by vkaku 7y ago
Yes. Even real news is getting there.
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by vkaku 7y ago
At this moment, as a consumer, I'm more concerned about Spectre mitigation impact, power draw and cost - among other things. And currently, AMD is definitely winning there, and it may be my processor of choice for the next few years, u
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by vkaku 7y ago
Lights, Props, Water Fountains, Drones. Anything that can be a show in Las Vegas.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Not as fun to read, outside the music industry. Lack of consistent samples has been MIDI's major issues, and even in games these days, nobody uses it, sadly.

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