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by lbolla 6y ago
My point is that it does work. I tested with Python 2.7 and Python 3.6+.
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by lbolla 6y ago
I developed that tweak for Python 2.7 and I am running in production with Python 3.6. I tested with later Python versions, too. Do you have some pointers about arenas always using mmap? I'd like to know how that trick can work if that
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by lbolla 6y ago
I discovered a similar trick few years ago: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35660899/reduce-memory-f... The idea is to tweak when `mmap` or `malloc` are used by the Python interpreter. One allows memory to be
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by lbolla 8y ago
Chessbrah is also a very fun channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/chessbrah
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by lbolla 9y ago
Because underwater there is less oxygen, less light and nice fine muddy floors.
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by lbolla 10y ago
To watch Netflix for instance.
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by lbolla 10y ago
What's up with those latency numbers? Seem huge to me.
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Systemd vulnerability discovered(betanews.com)
4 points by lbolla 10y ago|1 comments
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by lbolla 10y ago
It should be "positive" numbers. http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Hardy-RamanujanNumber.html
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by lbolla 10y ago
Actually, one could argue that something is "artistic" if it has the unique property that nobody at all finds it "artistic"... I recommend the works by Arthur Danto ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art
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by lbolla 10y ago
Actually, "cogito ergo sum" comes from "Discourse on the Method".
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by lbolla 13y ago
Best commentary of the match, by Jerry! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0QdI0rVoHA&feature=em-upload...
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by lbolla 13y ago
Yeah, I would agree that head , as it is, looks like a mistake. Instead of: head :: [a] -> a I would code it as: head :: [a] -> Maybe a returning Nothing for empty lists. Same applies to tail . But others have very g
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by lbolla 13y ago
Can you share your experience? How did you get started contracting in the UK? Did you contact a head-hunter or do you find your own contracts? How?
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by lbolla 13y ago
Actually, tornado's test uses Mongo, which makes the test quite uncomparable to others using MySQL! https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/blob/mast...
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Ask HN: What should I do if one of my startup founders does not work enough?
5 points by lbolla 13y ago|8 comments
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by lbolla 14y ago
IPython has this feature baked in the magic %ed command [1]. [1]: http://ipython.org/ipython-doc/dev/config/editors.html
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by lbolla 14y ago
No. But their "Hey Jude" diagram is worth a watch! https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/examples/flowchart_software
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by lbolla 14y ago
My eyes just exploded! ;-)
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by lbolla 14y ago
Corruption in Italy is hardwired in the behavior of people and their approach to life. It's enough to live in Italy for a long enough time to understand how people reason and why corruption is so widespread. Obviously, being Italian doesn't
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by lbolla 14y ago
Don't be so naive! Scientists are not bound by some force of Nature to tell the truth. The accusation is exactly that they didn't tell all they knew about the earthquake, but they hold back the information in order to "quiet down" the popu
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by lbolla 14y ago
This is bullshit, let me tell you. Corruption is everywhere in Italy: North AND South. Public sector AND Private sector. I am Italian, from the North, I lived in Milan for years and I am married with a woman from Rome: I know what I'm sayin
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by lbolla 14y ago
This is way more complex than it might appear. Italian speakers can watch this movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rROgB5QMgHs&feature=playe... It shows a telephone conversation between the chief of "Protezione Civile" (responsible
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by lbolla 14y ago
They are not in jail, and I bet they will never go to jail. I say this because, as Italian, I've seen way too many processes ended in first degree with a condemnation, and later on, in the second and third grade, ended with an absolution.
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URL Counter in Go on Google App Engine(lbolla.info)
1 points by lbolla 14y ago|0 comments
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Asynchronous programming with Tornado(lbolla.info)
1 points by lbolla 14y ago|0 comments
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by lbolla 14y ago
I agree with your prediction, but it scares me that a medium that should make communications easier will actually put more barriers between ages. I already do not understand SMS spelling: in 50 years, probably a 30 years old person will not
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by lbolla 14y ago
I agree in principle, but where do schools fit in your picture? Schools should teach you the meaning of things and then, only if the available meanings don't fit your reality, then people should recur to "agreement". I like to think that Sh
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by lbolla 14y ago
I think it really boils down to whom you are addressing: people who ignore things are happy to do as others (even if they are wrong -- they don't know!), whereas people who know things care about correctness (and are annoyed by incorrectnes
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by lbolla 14y ago
The most annoying thing to me is seeing that popularity is mislead for authority or correctness. Why would the options chosen by the majority of people be the most correct one? Pitfalls of democracy...

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