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by teepark 2y ago
Yeah, of course if you're just running through an in-memory slice and doing a little arithmetic on each item, sentinel errors and errors.Is might dominate your runtime. But the dominant use-cases (e.g. in the standard library) are sysc
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by teepark 2y ago
Comparing to the speed of a direct boolean check is a great way to sensationalize really small numbers. Nobody's real-world code is being slowed down by 500% because all real world code is doing much more than just checking errors. All
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by teepark 5y ago
But while it points out that the evidence for masks being effective is scarce, it does little to identify positive evidence that masks are specifically ineffective . So we just don't know as much as CDC's consistent guidelines se
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by teepark 6y ago
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by teepark 6y ago
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Show HN: A simple REST server exposing a leveldb(godoc.org)
1 points by teepark 12y ago|0 comments
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by teepark 15y ago
http://xkcd.com/221/
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Twisted was right and I was wrong(blog.teepark.net)
2 points by teepark 15y ago|0 comments
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by teepark 16y ago
creepy that it's down now. cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ZDGnKBh...
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by teepark 16y ago
http://linux.die.net/man/2/fcntl actually it could use row-level locking since it uses row-oriented storage and fcntl locks can be applied to a set of bytes within a file. it could also do file-level locking on tempfiles with names derive