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541.
by ysleepy 10y ago
white male 20-something here, I find it funny.
542.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Well it happens enough in practice, so it must come from somewhere. Maybe its the shitty SATA cable, or RAM bitflips, or the disk. I'll gladly spend 1% or whatever space overhead to notice it.
543.
by ysleepy 10y ago
thanks for mansplaining rootless and encryption (/s). Encryption is not authentication, so it does not prevent unnoticed modification. And secure boot only really depends on authentication and not on encryption, so you are conflating t
544.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Probably C++ like the rest of IOKit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I/O_Kit http://opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-3248.20.55/iokit/
545.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Well, consistency is important too in backups. So TM will probably make a snapshot and do the backup from there. Avoiding moved files from later dirs to already processed ones etc.
546.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Uh interesting thought: With Space sharing and multiple logical volumes there will probably be a shift to encrypting users home directories separately. Probably even an unencrypted System Base, which is read-only and protected by rootless a
547.
by ysleepy 10y ago
http://bb.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/mobile I could imagine that this could be integrated in the firmware.
548.
by ysleepy 10y ago
OsmocomBB has a complete GSM mobile station Stack. But as a firmware for a traditional Phone (motorola C123 for example). http://bb.osmocom.org/trac/
549.
by ysleepy 10y ago
The body is very efficient in storing fat, more than carbs or protein. But burning fat is inefficient. But this is just from the top of my head. I think its just a lot easier to eat a lot of carbs. Fats and protein make me much more saturat
550.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Thanks ! I'm reading through the docs and it seems very appealing. Especially the Observability of changes. I assume this works well because it is contained in one Process.
551.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Well thats the reason I asked to elaborate on how they are different.
552.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Thanks for your answer.
553.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Sorry my edit was after your answer. Yeah well, literally ORM has relational in it, but you probably know what I mean. So it behaves more like a graph store? - Can I query bottom up / through collections ? I'm really interested in
554.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Can someone elaborate how this differs from JPA/Hibernate style ORMs ? The examples look suspiciously similar. EDIT: So i easily believe that it's nicer than CoreData, and I see that there is lots of potential to reduce an ORMs co
555.
by ysleepy 10y ago
1. They probably don't need sharding, since the dataset is small enough to just replicate it in mirrors. 2. 1ms is achievable with SSDs, but 200K q/minute seems slow my gut feeling tells me. This post is more like "ha we don&
556.
by ysleepy 10y ago
He also reduces their differences to this point. - Which I find most ridiculous. For one thing, interpretation vs. compilation is in the end an implementation issue (see all the AOT compilers and Cerns ROOT/Cling). The advantage is, th
557.
by ysleepy 10y ago
What a load of hot air. Reducing the differences between programming languages to their performance/productivity and then claiming the choice is just bikeshedding. Have fun with your ruby pacemaker, js air traffic control and life with
558.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Yes, the single threaded design is the way to go. The authors elaborated their position on it and understandably came to the conclusion that multi-threaded updating support will just explode the complexity. But since they obviously thought
559.
by ysleepy 10y ago
I had hopes for JavaFX as well. But I dont see it soing places anymore without massive corporate backing. All the secondary APIs are pretty much clean-room designed and lack some consumer-developer insight on how its used. I encountered mi
560.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Because it is so, it must be so. Every web app is written in perl/php, therefore we will keep using perl/php. - What will you do, rewrite the apps? </.. internet != web. This cludge of in-browser tech everyone is pursuing
561.
by ysleepy 10y ago
How about not developing applications in the browser? Its about linked documents. Not angular-17 MVVM async session persistence in indexdb with websql and asm.js rendering webgl for a spinning teapot.
562.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Oh, a programmer had a problem with configuration of software. All of a sudden it is important to have validation and good error messages. Ask some operations people about this, they have been dealing with this avoidable laziness for some t
563.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Well, who would have guessed. Surprise surprise. The web is such a shit technology.
564.
by ysleepy 10y ago
On OSX its using a port of FreeBSDs virtualization bhyve aka xhyve to boot a Docker linux.
565.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Docker is just a beefed up wrapper around groups of processes on linux.
566.
by ysleepy 10y ago
This comparison is rather meaningless. It is measuring the Runtime startup. - Opening jars/pyc files. Why not do a specific call before the actual code to segment the strace, or run it with repetitions and subtract+divide to get calls&
567.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Statements about it are (currently, probably generally) not falsifiable and therefore not science.
568.
by ysleepy 10y ago
Well, the religious story seems to be inherently pointless to the same degree. If you just need someone telling you that you are important or significat, just ask yor mom or kid. But thrid party assigned purpose only works if I submit and g
569.
by ysleepy 11y ago
For me it is the vastly superior tooling. * Best IDEs around. (Yes better than .net ecosystem) * JVM monitoring (Flight Control, VisualVM) * Performance Sampling/Profiling <1% perf cost * actually being cross platform (yes, mono, bl
570.
by ysleepy 11y ago
Most of the time yes. The JIT will generate machine code for almost all usual code paths after little time.

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