ChrisFrost

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   by ChrisFrost 5y ago

   Hi, I’m the article author and wanted to say that I’m happy to reply to any questions that others have (and that I can help with)!
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   Eliminating the memory overhead of the Go garbage collector for large caches(medium.com)

   5 points by ChrisFrost 5y ago|1 comments
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   by ChrisFrost 13y ago

   If you haven't already considered mbsync as an alternative to OfflineIMAP, I suggest taking a look. I also found OfflineIMAP buggy (many years ago) and mbsync has been syncing my mailboxes reliably since. http://isync.source
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   by ChrisFrost 14y ago

   You might try a similar program, mbsync ( http://isync.sourceforge.net/ ). It's worked well for me during the past half-dozen years. mbsync does not watch or poll for changes, but you can run mbsync in a loop from your shell. Or, if you are
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   by ChrisFrost 16y ago

   The development chart of Instant sounds interesting. I've been unable to find it - could you provide a URL?
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   by ChrisFrost 17y ago

   If the overhead of a subversion checkout storing each file twice is too much for your dataset and drive, you might take a look using scord with subversion, which allows your checkout to store only one copy of each unmodified file. http://s