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Skip Graphs [pdf](cs.yale.edu)
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by devbug 9y ago
Xenia is a similar project that uses static recompilation (with fallbacks for tricky parts). https://github.com/benvanik/xenia
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by devbug 9y ago
Security. Mostly against cheaters and pirates.
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by devbug 9y ago
Same here. They've not been humble, indie, or a bundle for a long time. Par for the course. Similar disingenuous commercialization is rampant through the games industry: see what Valve has done to Steam, and what major publishers have
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by devbug 9y ago
Mapped to system threads. Separate heaps to simplify garbage collection (and improve performance.)
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by devbug 9y ago
Obesity.
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by devbug 9y ago
My recent work focused on applying sMPC. Garbled circuits don't scale.
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by devbug 9y ago
Hardly. Apple's drivers are notorious for their... "idiosyncrasies." Not to mention that at best, you can expect 4.1 support.
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James Burke on the “Technology Trap”(youtube.com)
1 points by devbug 9y ago|1 comments
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Hypercard (1987)(youtube.com)
1 points by devbug 9y ago|0 comments
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by devbug 10y ago
Besides other benefits mentioned, a spinlock is a user-space construct; you don't incur the overhead switching to kernel mode at the loss of the benefits and guarantees those primitives provide. (I'm simplifying some.)
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Even faster UTF-8 character counting(daemonology.net)
4 points by devbug 10y ago|1 comments
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by devbug 10y ago
Woops. I was referring to the prediction tier.
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by devbug 10y ago
Mostly persistence and scaling. I assume you're using a jsonb column, and going horizontal?
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by devbug 10y ago
Interesting. Do you mind going into more detail? I'm thinking of implementing a similar system – though not using Go.
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Apple's New Series: Shark Tank for Apps(youtube.com)
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by devbug 10y ago
In Elixir, you can use GenStage. (In fact, I'm writing a GenStage consumer right now.)
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by devbug 10y ago
This this this! Most often I see TDD used as a couch for a really bad type system.
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by devbug 10y ago
Do you mind detailing your experience with Dataomic? We're looking at ways to store 6-ary tuples (quadstore + temporality of existence and temporality of observation) of facts and build indices on top of them. I'm hesitant to move
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by devbug 10y ago
Have you tried not googling "poison ivy" in the spring?
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by devbug 10y ago
If you're interested in distributed system tracing there's a lot going on. As a starting point, I would recommend reading Google's paper on their project "Dapper." [1] It's essentially the core of most distribu
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by devbug 10y ago
Go back in time and buy call options? Now... you're trying to time the market. Good luck.
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by devbug 10y ago
The other side also has a dearth of no-BS talent sourcing tools. There's https://sourcing.io , but it's rather neglected. Recently, I was running a hiring campaign to grow our team. It sucked. Most of my workflow to ide
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by devbug 10y ago
Sounds great! Just ordered a copy. I really like pragmatic books like this; do you have anything in a similar vein? Specifically, I'm looking for a book focused on the practical application of fluid mechanics (not just plumbing). I kno
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by devbug 10y ago
I guess Stripe is now offering short-term lines of credit and handling intra-bank settlement themselves? That or they're issuing a "refund" to do this instantly?
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by devbug 10y ago
How familiar are you with the complex plane? It helped me a lot to be explained quaternions starting from the complex plane. More specifically, by constructively inspecting their properties. There's a great interactive article that get
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by devbug 10y ago
If you haven't already seen it, Dan from Heap Analytics has a great talk about how they use Postgres and Citus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVl9_6J1G60
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by devbug 10y ago
Exactly. You can't copyright facts.
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by devbug 10y ago
Mathmatically, 1-(1-0.99)^100 = ~1.
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Technical debt… or technical weight?(bartwronski.com)
1 points by devbug 10y ago|0 comments

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