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benjamin_mahler
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Comment #43790988
Grok 3 beta: The surgeon is the cousin's father. The man who died in the car crash was not the surgeon's son, but his cousin was. This explains why the surgeon, upon seeing his own…
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Comment #43628235
Yes, one example: network bandwidth isolation is done more efficiently using ebpf https://netdevconf.info/0x14/pub/papers/55/0x14-paper55-talk...
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Comment #26720462
Yes, and at very large scale! But migrating to k8s.
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Comment #26716646
I’m one of the long term PMC / committers on mesos. In retrospect I feel this was inevitable to a few key reasons: * k8s was a second system with all the learnings and experience o…
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Comment #20092304
I had the same frustrations, and found a way to control monitor brightness with the brightness keys: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/6kj0oh/use_the_real_br...
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Comment #15982129
There's something to be said about how the code is written. I've seen easy to read C++ and hard to read go (I found go's built in http server source code to be a tough read) and vi…
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Comment #15981976
Take a look at the Mesos releases, a lot of progress is being made and and the project is well maintained. Where are you getting this misinformation?
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Comment #14550835
Keep in mind that actors and futures can be used together, which produces an even more powerful result than either abstraction used alone. We use this programming model in Mesos vi…
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Comment #13601516
Hi David, can you reveal some of your environment (e.g. on-prem vs cloud), were there any technical reasons for switching or was it primarily a matter of perception of velocity/pop…
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Comment #13144111
They also have some folks working on Akaros. http://akaros.cs.berkeley.edu