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fefe23

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    Comment #49050088

    benchmqarks?

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    Comment #44002161

    To borrow an old adage: The determined programmer can write C code in any language. :-)

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    Comment #43808388

    This is an astonishingly bad idea. Don't do this. Use HTTP server-sent events instead. Those can keep the connection open so you don't have to poll to get real-time updates and the…

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    Comment #43752965

    So, let me get this straight. You published your software under a free license that stipulates they can't remove the license and are otherwise free to do as they please. They took …

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    Comment #43726364

    I find it very funny that the post is basically complaining about fearmongering by the maker of Sentry to scare people into not hosting themselves. And then he does the exact same …

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    Comment #43480890

    Sure I'll just upload my company secrets to some random dude from the Internet. Lemmi just add you to the Signal group!

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    Comment #43469169

    The title is confusing. He is not reimplementing the STL. He is writing some C++ classes providing functionality that is also already implemented in STL.

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    Comment #43455646

    Hahaha holy moly they are linking to https://adblock.turtlecute.org/index.html to prove how great their adblocking is. That site then says: I found that the uBlock Origin extension…

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    Comment #43374017

    In civilized areas of the planet this is called torture.

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    Comment #42313774

    I like his other two talks better than this one. I find "this worked for me once at Etsy when we were a 20 person team" not a very convincing argument. That does not mean I think h…

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    Comment #42236291

    Oh no! Herb Sutter is leaving Microsoft?! That does not bode well for Microsoft. At least from the outside perspective it looks like he was the adult in the room, the driving force…

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    Comment #42222560

    Why didn't they block his access to the mailing list instead? It's not his code that people felt hurt by, was it?

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    Comment #41847152

    [flagged]

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    Comment #41750911

    LFS has been a tremendous resource over the years for me. I'm happy it exists and that people put in the time to keep it going. I often wonder why the existence of long "you also n…

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    Comment #41746753

    I'm sick and tired of the "the evil attacker attacked this harmless company" rhetoric. Take some responsibility for your actions! I loathe that you can apparently get away by telli…

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    Comment #41723622

    Have you considered that you may have a different kind of humor than Justine? Why would you even post this here? Who do you think this is helping?

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    Comment #41694929

    Ladies and Gentlemen, let the race (to the bottom) begin! While the vultures will shit out AI generated garbage in volume to make ever diminishing returns while externalizing hosti…

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    Comment #41688516

    If you use shared memory with a captive process, that process can probably hack you if it gets taken over by an attacker. I agree with your parallelism counter-argument in principl…

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    Comment #41686955

    This smells like they are using shared memory, which is almost certainly a security nightmare. The way they are selling it makes me fear they aren't aware of what a time bomb they …

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    Comment #41554167

    This is pretty much shameless advertising for a competing product.

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    Comment #41530898

    Holy shit these claims are wild! It's not just a percent more performance here and there, the graphs look more like 50% more throughput on the same hardware (depending on the cpu a…

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    Comment #41525983

    > After two sets of disastrous quarterly earnings the company’s market value has shrivelled to $84bn, less than the value of its plants and equipment, from over $210bn in January. …

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    Comment #41519386

    These sound like reason you retconned so it sounds like you didn't choose Illumos because your founder used to work at Sun and Joyent before. :-) Frankly I don't understand why the…

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    Comment #41473089

    io_uring actually changes this story because you can communicate events without crossing the syscall barrier, but only if you get enough incoming events to saturate your processing…

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    Comment #41473078

    That is an assumption and generalization you can't make. In fact it is usually wrong. I invite you to do actual measurements before claiming things as fact in the future. I, for ex…