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sphix
9y ago
Any reason to suspect it'll affect it more than Uber pool and Lyft line already have?
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sphix
9y ago
Typically you solve that through a rewrite, followed by migration and depreciation. Since the microservice is small, you can ideally accomplish the rewrite in under a week.
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sphix
10y ago
The Google version is supposedly coupled heavily to their infrastructure and therefore would give little benefit to opensource without also open sourcing a large portion of their infrastructure.
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sphix
10y ago
Sometimes I wonder if these online tools mine data on text blobs and regex we pass in. I can only imagine how potential IP could be leaked if the data was correlated to a company that the user is using the tool from. Has anyone done analysi
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sphix
10y ago
The article specifies two independent verifications.
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10y ago
The problem with IOCP is that it is more memory intensive as all memory for outstanding operations must be pre-allocated. With the readiness model, you can use pools of memory instead for dramatically less overall memory usage. There is a h
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10y ago
kqueue allows for batch updates on fds that are being polled for readiness. In addition, it has less hacky support for non-socket files such as timers, events, signals, and disk IO. Setup for all of these on epoll requires extra unique sysc