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3legcat
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Comment #13890556
Interesting talk on Guile 2.2: Guile 2.2 performance notes (FOSDEM 2016) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU4Tly29Tps
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Comment #13881401
I think the fact this is book is a success shows just how many people are having problems with Ruby on Rail performance. If they would be willing to rethink their stack, they might…
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Comment #13866055
I find the voice of the operator at HK airport incredibly soothing.
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Comment #13854853
> ECC is nice to have. Actually it seems ECC is important for ZFS filesystems see: http://louwrentius.com/please-use-zfs-with-ecc-memory.html
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Comment #13423240
"Chelsea Manning acted on her conscience" Acting on her conscience does not make what she did the right thing to do. For example, the 2 men behind the boston marathon bombing, did …
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Comment #13269155
> patient, relentless salesman for death. Tell that fucker to fuck off. You don't have to listen to him. Focus on here and now. The past is gone. Enjoy your life right here right n…
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Comment #12245002
Based on my impression of the hawker trade in Singapore, this is pausible. I am guessing his 17 hours probably consists of the following: 2-3 hours of food preparation in the early…
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Comment #11907170
You can automate with scripts. No need to use a fancy GUI for this.
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Comment #11403617
Softlayer has something like it: http://www.softlayer.com/gpu%20
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Comment #11207542
Not another dismissive comment about the lack of generics in Go again.
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Comment #9965841
I personally am a bit apprehensive about this. This is introducing yet more low cost labor in an industry which is already heavily populated by low cost IT workers from China, Indi…
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Comment #9425083
>Is this guy actually writing C++ programs in the wild? Well, I read one of his articles which you can find here: http://www.artima.com/cppsource/top_cpp_books.html In it, he write…
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Comment #6694172
Slackware's strength is it's simplicity. Makes it easy to understand what's going on. This also makes it a great learning tool. There used to be a saying: Install Redhat, you learn…