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Wormhole: A Fast Ordered Index for In-Memory Data Management (EuroSys'19)
(github.com)
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wuxb
7y ago
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wuxb
8y ago
Blaming China--Is it a norm now? whatever the problem is, please blame China, Trump, and maybe some alien civilization?
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wuxb
8y ago
I wish my professors talked more about their opinions on these textbook techniques, especially like you said that some are not that great so it belongs to a history lesson rather than something that you should get your hands on.
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wuxb
8y ago
I write user-level C/C++ programs and think that this book is 100% relevant. Yes the details about the transistors can be skipped for first-time readers. But eventually these explain what programmers should expect from the machine, and
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wuxb
8y ago
The correct steps to get the vaccination (on archlinux): (1) install exit-vim following the instructions. (2) sudo pacman -Rcsu emacs nano libreoffice-fresh # add any other contagious text editors here. (3) sudo rm /usr/bin/p
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wuxb
8y ago
In ten years you will be encouraged to upload your DNA sequences in an application and it's still "optional".
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wuxb
8y ago
Many of my friend read the Chinese/original version of it more than a decade ago. It's a dictionary-style book. Unfortunately I never had the patient to read it.
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wuxb
8y ago
I keep getting it right after the first failure. And my brain learned it very quick: (1) The background is distorted. (2) Their eyes are open but their irises are not round enough.
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wuxb
8y ago
Used this on Archlinux. Pretty nice!
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wuxb
8y ago
It's a perfect scenario to hear some rants from Linus. While, the "code" has changed and he really has to calm down for this :)
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wuxb
8y ago
So an obvious solution would be allowing H1B holders to freely change jobs, even with gaps. Accordingly, the employers won't be able to lock the visa holders. Then there will be fair competition that makes sense. But anyway the big com
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wuxb
8y ago
I kept my number from a city I lived but has almost zero connections right now. It makes things simple as every time I received a call with the same area code, I can be sure it's a scammer.
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wuxb
8y ago
Isn't that obvious that the oath is against the 1st amendment? Can't believe this.
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wuxb
8y ago
China is an imaginary country that never existed. The Chinese people you see in the U.S. territory are all droids. I'd rather do business with the North Koreans.
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9y ago
The CEO wants to match the evil of Mark Z.
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wuxb
9y ago
Education could be too late for some people. Big countries have spent some money and many years on negotiating with a single person--the leader of North Korea. I'm afraid that's the largest investment in this world to teach some o
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wuxb
9y ago
OKay. Make China North Korea. #MCNK
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wuxb
10y ago
Sure it always happen. "Let me eat a Chicken" has the same pronunciation of "Let me eat a d k". Same thing as some one named focker...
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wuxb
10y ago
I'm a native mandarin speaker. In my experience Pinyin was like a jump-starter of my self-assisted language learning--you can easily lookup words in dictionary with Pinyin and fill you mind with Chinese words. Also some entry-level boo
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wuxb
10y ago
So stupid. The old scheme is easy to read if you just remove the dot in your mind: 3.8 -> 38, 3.9 -> 39. Now They make it complex by 38.0 -> 38, 39.0 -> 39. Removing a dot and a zero. Not helpful and So stupid.