proteusguy

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by proteusguy 10y ago
Excellent analysis with some pretty cool insights due to their own distributed CDN response tracking tools.
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by proteusguy 10y ago
Because to parse it legally you'd have to store the entire file in memory. That's not actually streaming. The CSJ format puts the object schema and order up front and just applies it to each line afterwards. Stream away...
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by proteusguy 10y ago
You gzip csv and csj as well so this is orthogonal to the point.
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by proteusguy 10y ago
How about twice the bandwidth, twice the memory, and at least twice the CPU complexity in parson full JSON objects than the proposed CSJ format?
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by proteusguy 10y ago
This is likely content coming down from an HTTP API so likely already gzipped. Since you can gzip both CSJ and JSON I think that's not really relevant. With this proposed format you only need to parse the object definition once and you
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by proteusguy 11y ago
Yeah "won't launch until 2019" means that bird will never fly. Just like SLS.
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by proteusguy 11y ago
"Vulcan will be partially reusable (eventually)" Haha what a joke. The whole point of reusability is to be able to land the rocket, refuel it, and send it back up the next or even same day! "ULA says it's going to try t
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by proteusguy 11y ago
Any news regarding who is attacking Zerigo? Has Zerigo reported any recent threats?
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by proteusguy 11y ago
This is a pretty amazing resource if you are a webservices speed freak and need to find the lowest latency possible for users in a particular geographic location. I haven't seen so many services rated in a single place before and never