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dzik

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    Comment #37031644

    European language - there is no such thing so there is no need for such keyboard layout.

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    Comment #33906874

    My dad used to work as a "system programmer" in Poland, starting in late 70's. He has worked in a biggest (I think) government facility back then. He used to write IO code for a da…

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    Comment #19313455

    That's the thing. You can always hack something in C to prove there is a better way for a specific task. In the past I did things like that just for fun. But in the real world it d…

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    Comment #19313080

    Sorry, where do the authors claim they achieved >100k connections per second?

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    Comment #19312823

    It means CPU is not saturated, so it is not the bottleneck, which means it is likely not enough Erlang processes have been started.

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    Comment #19312784

    Point taken and I am already looking at stressgrid, "millions of users" is definitely a selling point to me. It is actually quite hard to generate enough and correct traffic to str…

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    Comment #19312749

    Would you mind sharing the details? (URL maybe) I think limiting factor might be not number of cores and outside of erl scope, that is eth card they used, network infrastructure, e…

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    Comment #19312516

    Did starting more acceptors than the number of cores make any difference?

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    Comment #19312494

    This article is quite good, especially part about bottleneck caused by single supervisor in ranch. However I have to say that title is a bit misleading because all of this has noth…

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    Comment #19304288

    There are 2 erlang books. "OTP in action" and "Learn you some Erlang". I highly recommend both of them.

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    Comment #19300431

    Erlang. Same here. Reading first few pages of a book describing principles of OTP (processes, share-nothing, messages, etc) was mind blowing. Company I worked for at the time (and …