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andrewcanis
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About andrewcanis
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Comment #19651040
I'm very interested in this 6-page memo, I also found during my PhD that writing can really help clarify thinking. You may think you have a very clear idea in your mind but then wh…
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Comment #17193844
Nothing was dialed back. My previous post just confirmed that our elasticache was not misconfigured. I used the latest github memcached with 14 worker threads as you suggested and …
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Comment #17185129
Thanks for the details on how to use your benchmark script and for taking the time to investigate this. I hadn’t heard of your benchmark before and mc-crusher seems to work a bit d…
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Comment #17183274
I'm still seeing similar results (~1M req/sec) after compiling your latest version of memcached from github and running with 16 worker threads. I just spun up two r4.4xlarge instan…
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Comment #17182597
Our assumption was that elasticache would be highly optimized by Amazon. Remember that these are virtual machines which means limitations such as packet per second throttling. What…
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Comment #17179348
Do you have a source showing elasticache running faster than this? For example, Redis labs was only able to achieve 10M req/sec by using 6 m4.16xlarge instances which are double th…
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Comment #17176694
Sounds interesting, are there any papers or public details that you could point me to with more technical information about this Alibaba RDMA-based memcached project? Alibaba also …
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Comment #17176651
Although there are Ethernet transceivers on the AWS FPGAs (these are Xilinx UltraScale+ VU9P FPGAs) they are unused and not connected directly to the AWS network. Instead the FPGAs…
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Comment #17176588
I wouldn't characterize Elasticache as running slow, a single instance in this case is handling 1.3M request/sec. But we can be 9X faster by batching multiple requests per packet a…
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Comment #17176510
Interesting, what synthesis settings have you found have the most impact? I have also seen FPGA designers trying different seeds when closing timing. In this case, AWS provides an …
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Comment #17175714
Our startup is working on accelerators using FPGAs on AWS including memcached. Using a single AWS F1 (FPGA) instance, our Memcached accelerator achieves over 11 million ops/sec at …
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Comment #5392479
If anyone is curious how the code actually works, I've commented up a version below: function matrix() { // initialize variables for (s = window.screen, w = q.width = s.width, // o…
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Comment #5371288
Any recommendations for keeping track of email support requests? I'm getting beyond the point where I can just reply straight from gmail. Ideally something I can just self host to …
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Comment #3579641
Great idea! I would love a valentines day bootstrap theme.
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Comment #3375886
It's actually very easy to hack the code. I've created a "God-mode" version that you can play on github: http://acanis.github.com/Minicraft-God-Mode/
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Comment #3375777
Try this version on github, you can compile and run the source with 'ant run': https://github.com/skeeto/Minicraft
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Comment #3044104
Whenever I hear doomsayers like this I try to remember Warren Buffett's advice, "Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful."
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Comment #2537301
This technology has the potential to save so many lives. Does anyone know how much these cars cost? I would expect the radar system and servers to be pretty expensive. Presumably t…
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Comment #2491810
This is really good to know. I always seem to come up with ideas that have already been done. But it's possible my new approach would be better than the competition, like TweetingM…
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