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961.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
Nothing stops you from doing OOP with state that is immutable once initialized though. Likewise, nothing stops language designers for enforcing that in their OOP languages. You are arguing against a strawman.
962.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
Yes. If nothing else, the calculation of that immutable data may be costly enough to motivate not calculating it multiple times. Hence you want to treat it as state. But that doesn't mean you want to expose it to the user of the class
963.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
If you are in EU you should know enough to know that it is not a homogeneous place. Where are you located? Also, what do you have experience of? Different work places may have different sources of people to employ.
964.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
For me I get roughly the same download speed as the normal measurements (875Mbps), but upload is more than halved (423Mbps) compared to what other tests report (tests that I have more faith in, like bredbandskollen.se which is reputed to be
965.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
I'm not certain I buy that argument. Yes, the actual code of each test would be slower than usual, but the things around it, test harness, factories etc should get plenty of execution. And at least in our not so very good test code bas
966.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
Or, depending on the country, it was never part of the property right in the first place.
967.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
Last time I tried to run Truffle on the company test suite it spent an hour processing 1/8th of the suite. Then it was killed by the OOM killer. On a 32 GB machine. To be fair there was only one or two errors during that, so compatibil
968.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
Sigh. Just give us proper tree style tabs already :/
969.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
Regarding the last point, I wonder if that will be necessary after the changes in the OP. Example 2 might cover this.
970.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
People are different. I had the exactly opposite take - I reacted because he sent so many applications and got so many rejections. The 20 or so applications he wrote is probably about equal to the amount I have written in my entire career (
971.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
On the other hand I haven't really seen the oft-mentioned ageism in Europe (or well, Stockholm, which is where I have experience from). If anything the opposite - experienced devs are always much harder to find for recruiting than juni
972.
by yxhuvud 6y ago
It is documented in the liburing man pages. Furthermore, recent variants of io_uring have a probe-function that allows checking for capabilities. Generally speaking though, you will need more recent kernels than 4.x
973.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
Odds are that is coupled to either CPU architecture or mobo standard, and they didnt touch either. You should go AMD if you want PCIe4 currently. Which is a bit funny as Intel sells certain peripherals that supports it.
974.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
Yes, that is the nature of turbo. If the CPUs could sustain operating at those speeds, it would be the base speed, not the turbo. Turbo is for really short burst. After that the system ends up being restrained by the available cooling and w
975.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
One favorite in the category is always the good old "Can't print on tuesdays" ubuntu bug that has been submitted here a bunch of times: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cupsys/+bug&#x2F
976.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
The most fun is when the build then restarts, and do a build cycle until the the clock passes some magical timestamp making the build succeed.
977.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
No, I'm not going to stop taking responsibility for my actions.
978.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
I think one of you are talking futures and the other physical oil. The prices are very disconnected at the moment.
979.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
It also doesn't help that different countries count differently.
980.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
As a bonus, they probably got burnt a bit by the bird flu nothingburger. That will be conductive neither of them speaking up when not being certain and of politicians listening to them.
981.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
> that microservices do not provide any technical advantage over monoliths Sometimes there is a real benefit of having a service that can fail without impacting everything else. That is a technical upside, but it doesn't apply in mo
982.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
4 The USA was the biggest economy, with something like 40% of total global GDP. That drove everything else. Now it is down to 20ish % if I recall correctly and hence the motivation to diversify reserves is a lot bigger.
983.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
> With Wave we had to invent our own conventions for each task The same is the case with git. But git ended up a big success, while wave did not.
984.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
Yes, assuming you have a fresh enough kernel.
985.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
> I'm also actually not sure if in the uring version requests are guaranteed to be processed in order or not. I would have assumed the latter - and thereby the printed result could have been out of order. You assume correctly. There
986.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
Why are you saying they have not improved? That is flat out false - postgres provides a lot better tools for this now than 10 years ago. They still leave a lot of the plumbing to third parties, but they are now at least giving those third p
987.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
I like that behaviour. Normally you don't get to pay the overhead of having to spell it out but it is a nice tool to have, being able to gradually add type information to fence in errors.
988.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
It is not in any way a roguelike. It can be considered a roguelite,though personally I'd just say it is a platformer with permadeath.
989.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
If you read the actual article, what they speak about is not drops that happen in the middle of the day or something, but drops that were very expected as the futures-market for these stocks has dropped before even opened. That is, closes d
990.
by yxhuvud 7y ago
Depends on the code. If it follows a pattern, then it might even be simpler as the pattern bay be identified without seeing the whole.

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