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fuzzybear3965
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Comment #48956695
Oh nice. Thanks!
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Comment #48954861
This. Sometimes I want to see what I'm looking at and then (using that dump as a reference) follow up with a corresponding filter (| jq .key, or | tail -n 30). Sure, I could use le…
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Comment #48755926
Yes. Thanks.
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Comment #48177430
"We" refers to Germany?
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Comment #47462980
Yes. Look at the README. https://www.informit.com/store/linux-application-development...
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Comment #46805595
Of course mileage may vary with different workloads, but are there any good benchmarks/suites to use for comparison in cases like these? They used YCSB but I don't know if those wo…
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Comment #46805442
Sure, but on principle, looking at the paper, I'd expect it to outperform B-trees since write amplification is reduced, generally. You thinking about cases requiring ordering of wr…
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Comment #42776243
Weeks? Try years. As a parent of a newborn, I can confidently say that my wife hasn't had a full night's sleep for even one night since the kid was born in early July - she watches…
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Comment #42336853
Okay. Deal.
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Comment #42270842
I'm not sure what "memory efficient" means. But, Go sprung as a competitor to Java (portability, language stability, corporate language support/development) and C++ (faster compile…
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Comment #42270831
Yeah, I think you're wrong. It should only take ~10s. tokio::time::sleep records the time it was called before returning the future [1]. So, all 1 million tasks should be stamped w…
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Comment #41483783
Yep. ~$.33/kWh in Southern California (SoCal Edison) and going up all the time!
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Comment #41269969
Or like Pulumi?
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Comment #40151559
Wait. Am I missing something? Isn't that ~90m of car time assuming mild traffic?
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Comment #39795316
Thanks!
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Comment #39775359
I don't understand how this works in the case of testing many applications running on many machines, where many services on many machines need to communicate with each other. We de…
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Comment #39170169
Trump is cooler, you mean?
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Comment #39064744
Maybe you'd have had better luck with placebos. No side effects?
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Comment #38705647
What about in many words?
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Comment #38680139
> Starting the drug use - sure. But do you think the same of people who are already physically addicted continuing use? And does it matter for the problem itself? Yes, I think if y…
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Comment #38679212
As far as I can tell, the concern is regarding drug users. As an ex-user and as an ex-homeless person drug use is a choice. Every recovered addict will tell you the same thing. I'd…
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Comment #38678710
> consent This is not, and should not be, an important factor in journalistic reporting. Often, the most valuable stories are those which would never receive consent by the relevan…
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Comment #37753103
I think PolKit can be used to delegate fine-grained control to users. Which other tools are available on Linux to control users' access to fs and network resources? File permission…
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Comment #37719416
Wow. I'm not sure it's right. But, that feels/seems right.