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How Linux pipes work under the hood (2014)(brandonwamboldt.ca)
2 points by zaat 7y ago|0 comments
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by zaat 7y ago
After digging into it I came with this, which seems worth a submission on its own: https://brandonwamboldt.ca/how-linux-pipes-work-under-the-ho... Basically, the shell is using the pipe system call under the hood.
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by zaat 7y ago
It is a system call and not a shell directive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_pipe#Unix Also, man pipe.
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Pipe: How the System Call That Ties Unix Together Came About(thenewstack.io)
18 points by zaat 7y ago|6 comments
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by zaat 7y ago
At first I thought nice to know, but that won't help most people. Then I went to check it out and found that I don't remember opening it since it's pretty much useless. It does show how much memory each consume and the _curre
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by zaat 7y ago
The issue is more with extensions that don't hang but slows you down throughout your usage. Especially if there are couple of those you feel that the browser is sluggish but don't associate it to the extensions.
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by zaat 7y ago
>BUT - extensions are also often the cause of a slow and frustrating Firefox experience, which then leads folks to talk about how Chrome is better-performing/faster IE (used to?) have this bottom notification warning about 'X p
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by zaat 7y ago
Well, Finding Nemo deserves a remake.
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by zaat 7y ago
In 1997? when he was still riding his old battered Toyota?
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by zaat 7y ago
Sure, our institutions can and should be improved. And I believe that by and large, we are moving forward. But it is not the case that we are currently doing it wrong and we can do it somehow right. We can only aim to do it better. The stat
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by zaat 7y ago
A dismissive cynical attitude helps no one. Sure, some perhaps many, people are corrupt and exercise power given to them for wrong ends. Nevertheless, at large, people want law enforcement, they want stolen goods returned to them, they want
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by zaat 7y ago
>I think stating that dark on dark is hard to see is just stating facts. As a former tattoo artist, I can tell you that the more pale, the better the tattoo and especially colors show up. Well, obviously, but this is slightly different i
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by zaat 7y ago
I'm pretty sure there is no tattoo that will be perceived as beautiful by mom. Some people only see the deformation of the skin under it. Some of them can even be found right here in the comments.
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by zaat 7y ago
All in all this is pretty hilarious and funny, however >More recently, in what is no doubt a manifestation of the desire to fit in with the majority, even dark-skinned minorities, whose epidermis is unsuited to tattooing, are having them
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by zaat 7y ago
Well it's impossible to have a list of any '1000 best of' that will be agreed by everyone. If you want to delve into the subject, it was a puplar subject in literature some time ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by zaat 7y ago
On Linux you can either set it in gnome or, if you are using a wm, just run setxkmbap -option caps:escape.
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by zaat 7y ago
Yes, technically it's possible, but it is too complex and too permanent to run on every machine and server I log into. Perhaps I should set those registry keys on my own Windows VM though. Thanks for the reference.
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by zaat 7y ago
I despise and hate with passion the Capslock key. On linux I always run setxkbmpap -option caps:escape. I wish the same could be done on Windows. I got used to it so much that I find myself from time to time writing catpital letters when I&
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by zaat 7y ago
Oh, sorry, that was tongue in the cheek. They are cloud providers, and as such they provide costumers with separate cluster. The aks-engine repo let you peep to what goes behind the scenes, but this is not the kind of beast you will grow at
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by zaat 7y ago
Each vm belongs to a single cluster. The best way to maximimize resource utilization is to size the vms according to the tenant load, generally you want to minimize the number of vms, as each of them add some overhead, but you don&#x27
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by zaat 7y ago
I'll go with separate Kubernetes clusters. The cost is more systems to manage, but they will be simpler and pretty much identical, and some low but not zero resource waste with each cluster you add. Ill add that there are few well esta
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by zaat 7y ago
Nothing to worry about, I just didn't feel there is much to lift off the story beyond its literary value. It is a bunch of small stories about ordinary folks told from the point of view of a foreigner.
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by zaat 7y ago
lithub.com. tl;dr'ing literature is senseless.
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by zaat 7y ago
>During subsequent conversations with Sayyid, I learned that the Reuters correspondent who lived upstairs paid only 30 a month, which made me feel good about my decision. It seemed logical that a long-form magazine writer would produce m
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by zaat 7y ago
Again, 10000 - 13000 years ago is much closer to us than the Neanderthals are to the ancient Aboriginal Australians or the ancient Hebrewes. And this stories, if they indeed are 13,000 years old, are by far the oldest example we have.
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by zaat 7y ago
I see the link you provided as evidence to the improbability of GP's premise. Consider that common daily used words can change to a degree that they at best resemble their origin, and that in just a single or two millenniums. Do you be
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by zaat 7y ago
Most probably, but couple of thousands of years? more then 30,000?
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by zaat 7y ago
Genesis is dated to no earlier then 2500 years ago, probably much later. Neanderthals left the scene about 68000 years before them. Compared to the Neanderthals, Genesis writers are our contemporaries. Genesis writers first-hand knowledge a
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by zaat 7y ago
This is beyond ignorance, from this thread: Mellanox, MobilEye, Jfrog, OrboTech. Not mentioned yet: SodaStream, RedisLabs, (now Google's) Anthos migrate. And there are so many more that your statement is ridiculous. What have you done
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by zaat 7y ago
Perhaps, but even if not, they are very unlikely to hit the pavement. The gp argument was that people don't know how to care for expensive electronic devices and that's why they brake their phones. My argument is that most people

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