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Comment #47967360
Since the cpu always accesses a full cache line (64 bytes) at a time, you might as well search the entire cache line (it’s practically free once the data is on-cpu). So I’d like to…
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Comment #47279541
In Denmark there are no payphones. Like none. The copper network is being decommissioned.
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Comment #47025712
Way cool! When can I buy one?
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Comment #46567812
I’m surprised how many places in the world measure rain in percentage chance. Must be a metropolitan concept. Here in Denmark, weather reports estimate mm/hr - the amount of rain. …
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Comment #44698945
“Any sufficiently complicated concurrent program in another language contains an ad hoc informally-specified bug-ridden slow implementation of half of Erlang.” – Virding’s first ru…
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Comment #44103144
Interesting. When you give a third-party access to your GitHub repositories, you also have to trust that the third-party implements all of GitHub’s security policies. This must be …
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Comment #43319822
Unfortunately that’s the case because large US-based companies can leverage their existing global sales / marketing / governance setup to rationalize very high exit valuations. In …
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Comment #41530306
Copenhagen’s sewage system was built in the 1850s and it was indeed considered to build a two-pronged solution. There was much resistance against this because it would eliminate a …
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Comment #37360270
Coroutines are great in a single threaded environment. But if you mix them with threads - even behind the scenes - there will be dragons. Erlang solves that problem with proper lig…
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Comment #27682303
Thanks for all the talks Martin https://youtu.be/qI_g07C_Q5I
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Comment #26591246
Further context: Joe Armstrong and Alan Kay interview. https://youtu.be/fhOHn9TClXY
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Comment #25844264
In a modern JIT with dynamic decompilation you can do these things in place, because the compiler essentially has global knowledge. The only real issue is to define the semantics (…
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Comment #25472254
It’s easier when you write your application in Elixir or Erlang. Those are practically DSLs for state machines that also double as general purpose programming languages.
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Comment #25148194
Even in Denmark where the political system is much more cooperative than in the US, politics is still a “dirty job” full of spin and personal sacrifice, exposure etc. As a result m…
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Comment #24041036
Looks like Garmin also payed https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/confirmed-gar...
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Comment #21839876
Netflix only uses amazon for the “control plane” - ie the “web app” you’re navigating when using the Netflix app. The actual delivery of media happens via their own CDN (of bare-me…
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Comment #19359889
How is elastic (the company) going to make a business going forward? I would expect that selling these enterprise add-ons (or similar ones) is a significant part of their revenue.
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Comment #18425658
Reminds me of this classic https://youtu.be/pQHX-SjgQvQ
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Comment #17391178
There is also a lot of good stuff here: https://www.youtube.com/user/GotoConferences
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Comment #16630782
GDPR applies to anyone processing personal data about a subject who is in the EU. His or her citizenship does not matter. So you can just go to Europe and make your claim from ther…
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Comment #13860947
LLVM IR is a generalized assembly language whereas JVM byte code is quite specific to the Java language, i.e., it deals with objects and classes. This causes all kinds of troubles …