zigzag312

48 ms·

631.
by zigzag312 5y ago
What would you then consider to be the most common bottleneck? I agree that there are many cases with low workload where that would be plenty.
632.
by zigzag312 5y ago
> Whatever happened to use the proper data structures for the job? This so much. People too often treat databases as magical black-boxes that should handle anything. Database is most often the bottleneck and choosing the proper storage e
633.
by zigzag312 5y ago
What's wrong with Redis' transactions?
634.
by zigzag312 5y ago
I would say Redis with RediSearch is a database.
635.
by zigzag312 6y ago
Dead keys are particularly fun, as it takes two key presses to produce a result. Accessibility of keyboards/layout could indeed be improved. I switched to custom US layout, because of too many issues with a non-US layout. My custom lay
636.
by zigzag312 6y ago
I'm sorry for your loss. It is hard to watch beloved person struggle and not be able to help. We had multiple loses in the past few years. One was a longer struggle. However, it wasn't torture the whole time. I admit, some days we
637.
by zigzag312 6y ago
> Perhaps rather than inadvertently sending a message, it acknowledges the reality that some life isn’t worth living. Or perhaps we are jumping to conclusions. Without knowing what is the purpose of life (if there is such a thing), we ca
638.
by zigzag312 6y ago
> a "valiant fight to the end" that lasts years of agony without acceptable quality of life is egoist. Your close relatives will be relieved when you pass away, partly because you were suffering, and partly because a very long
639.
by zigzag312 6y ago
This would be beautiful
640.
by zigzag312 6y ago
They should also disclose a spending ceiling. How much do you need to / can you spend to gain access to all the content. Do I need to spend $60, $600, $6000, $60,000 or is there no limit?
641.
by zigzag312 6y ago
Try Reboot blocker https://udse.de/reboot-blocker/
642.
by zigzag312 6y ago
> There’s no OmniDiskSweeper on Windows, but there is WinDirStat, which does the same thing WizTree is much faster than WinDirStat as it directly reads NTFS's Master File Table. It's not open source, but it is free for personal
643.
by zigzag312 6y ago
After about one month of uptime I need to restart my Windows machine as it usually starts to behave weirdly. It might be because I put it into hibernation every night. Waking up from hibernation used to be problematic, because some devices&
644.
by zigzag312 6y ago
Why full-time? It's possible to outsource IT administration to a local IT company and pay only for set-up and maintenance that is needed. Way less than 72k a year for many use cases. Also, companies that employ bunch of developers can
645.
by zigzag312 6y ago
How does it scale to larger datasets (TBs of data)? For example, Duplicati is much slower with large datasets compared to small/medium datasets, because of it's database. Once, the database grows too large (eg. multiple GBs), it b
646.
by zigzag312 6y ago
If we take away the whole 30% store fees, the dev's revenues jump by ~43%. For example, instead of earning $100m, same developer would earn $143m. With 30% fees, if a game developer earns 100m revenue, store owner gets 43m.
647.
by zigzag312 6y ago
+1 this. Just because we are used to specific business model with gaming consoles, it doesn't mean that it's the only one available or even that it is the best one.
648.
by zigzag312 6y ago
What would happen if game consoles would need to open up? Price of consoles would go up and price of games would come down. Net result for the consumer wouldn't be that much different. Of course, the whole dynamics of game consoles bus
649.
by zigzag312 6y ago
I hope Epic succeeds. Apple has managed to create a virtual ecosystem and they have absolute control over it. Yes, they did it by creating a great product at the right time (at the rise of much improved telecommunications technology). With
650.
by zigzag312 6y ago
To be fair, CoreRT was an experimental project that was never officially released. So, it's not surprising you rarely encounter anyone using it. Issue is that it seemed like it's development never got allocated a serious amount of
651.
by zigzag312 6y ago
+1 Trying to quickly build something based on Mono will probably result in a subpar solution, that they won't be able to really fix later on, because it would break backwards compatibility. End result will be half-fixed solution with s