Viewing profile — OlivierLi
OlivierLi
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Mar 20, 2012, 10:23 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 844
- Public activity
- 53 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About OlivierLi
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #40569264
Yep that’s pretty much it. There’s no pushing of the version from the privileged process to the renderer, only pulling. So there’s not many renderers unblocking at the same time to…
-
comment
Comment #40569254
This is interesting stuff. I’m one of the author of the change and working on the next iteration. If you have an example of what you describe I’d love to have a look!
-
comment
Comment #40569248
Right now it’s falling back on a mojo IPC. Next step is indeed shared memory mutex :)
-
comment
Comment #40569242
Hey, one of the authors here. That’s pretty much it. That said I’m currently working in the next iteration of this which would indeed share more. That said for now it’s not super t…
-
comment
Comment #39874362
In systems performance I would advise to never think of any workload as unidimensional (ie: Any file system optimization can either improve IO latency or be useless) Issuing indivi…
-
comment
Comment #39344524
You start with a trace event you care about. You see it’s too slow. The first step is that you see explicitly that it’s not because the code is slow, you constantly get descheduled…
-
comment
Comment #39340651
Using some scripts/parsers to take DTrace/perf/Instruments/ETW data and transfer it to perfetto was one of the most exciting moments of my performance engineering career. It’s such…
-
comment
Comment #21874631
Joyeux Noël :D
-
comment
Comment #21198681
No mention of any LanguageServer implementation? I highly recommend rtags (even if it's not stricly LSP) https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags
-
comment
Comment #15151168
The high tech finance sector is non negligible also.
- comment
-
comment
Comment #9199493
Tip : Setting cd as an alias for pushd make the whole thing much more intuitive.
-
comment
Comment #9009336
I doubt this will be a surprise to anyone but the latest book by Scott Meyers is truly a pleasure to read and allows you get up to speed with c++11 and c++14. http://shop.oreilly.c…
- story
-
comment
Comment #8125454
I have heard good things about this book : http://www.amazon.com/Graphics-Shaders-Theory-Practice-Editi...
- story
-
comment
Comment #7523108
I will be checking this out for sure but I really hope they get the tech terms right. It's going to be hard to stand if they do the usual technobabble. They could win major points …
-
comment
Comment #7518538
Warning: the link above is highly NSFW.
-
comment
Comment #7509792
From the description : " It stays up all night, listening out for loud and repetitive noises like fire alarms, and vibrates to wake you up when it hears anything similar."
-
comment
Comment #7458190
Maybe backtracking would be used to reduce the search space.
-
comment
Comment #7391427
I also would have liked to know why he didn't leave from where he lived. I bet the slow change of lifestyle and landscape going from western Europe to Asia would have been really i…
-
comment
Comment #7379688
I think you mean redbox.
- comment
-
comment
Comment #7270770
I have to congratulate you for including Canada in the "Francophonie". Usually people equate the French speaking world with France,Switzerland and Belgium. Which is surprising sinc…
-
comment
Comment #7215524
You know you can pay for more repos right?