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arthursilva

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About arthursilva

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    Comment #21655659

    You probably want to follow this issue https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/5630

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    Comment #19017779

    It's an absolutely delicious cheese, but why write this nutritional nonsense about "perfect food"?

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    Comment #17171902

    That paper is pretty good but it's comparing bw-tree with much simpler in memory data structures. I think bw-tress might work specially well for fast-disk storage.

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    Comment #16949577

    I understand the benefits of a single numeric type, but a type that doesn't support full 64 bits is just painful. It makes documentation smaller and benchmarks look good but often …

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    Comment #16919709

    This is an insane comment, are you even aware of what's happening?

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    Comment #16914983

    Interesting but I'd like way more details before preordering. The extended battery is specially appealing but it needs way more explanation.

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    Comment #16877793

    This is great news! Unfortunately it looks like they striped out some important things, notably the storage engine (there's now a sqlite fallback). Edit: Apparently it was always s…

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    Comment #16875793

    Related https://betterhumans.coach.me/cognitive-bias-cheat-sheet-55a...

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    Comment #16545480

    I did in my previous job. It was a good experience except around the time we started seeing corrupt LDTs (Large Data Type). I think a proper solution was never found and they event…

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    Comment #15809608

    It could be a modified JanusGraph frontend backed by DynamoDB.

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    Comment #15490336

    I wonder if Redis throughput is even a problem in practice. People usually add nodes to get more capacity (memory).

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    Comment #14249126

    We should all be, no mater what's your preference, that means lower price (and better motivation for further development) ultimately.

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    Comment #13442567

    Rust is a much more community driven project, people contribute what they fell like working on mostly.

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    Comment #13375588

    Amazing work from the contributors, kudos!

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    Comment #12813748

    Why hack a blood service system at first place? Oh my. Not that people should hack anything, but this is extra nasty.

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    Comment #12368241

    Not a paper, but I liked this related article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11813180

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    Comment #12001863

    Oh I should have checked that first. Thanks.

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    Comment #11992944

    I find the binary-tree benchmark specially disturbing, it looks like the .NET Core GC/escape-analysis has some catching up to do.

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    Comment #11981641

    This exit was fueled by misinformation and immigration crisis, I have no idea how Britain's allowed themselves in this hole.

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    Comment #11976556

    This exit was fueled by misinformation and misplaced excitement, I have no idea how Britain's allowed themselves in this hole.

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    Comment #11960509

    Mad respect for these guys/gals, they managed to squeeze two game changing features in a single release: VPack and Clustering 2.0.

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    Comment #11956320

    30K for mio, that's a bold move!

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    Comment #11877940

    Woa, that's unexpected.