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jgalar

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    Comment #48688057

    > proved Electron-apps could have near native performance I don't think that's true at all. Try running Zed or Sublime.

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    Comment #48223950

    That's not the reason why I publish OSS. I also publish that software under specific licenses that impose specific obligations (e.g., making the source available to users and attri…

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    Comment #38164974

    My worst close-calls were a result of ABS engaging at very low speed. In all cases, I reduced the speed to 2-3 MPH approaching a snowy intersection, but the car refused to let the …

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    Comment #38115904

    In my experience, having to explain a software's design in plain English often reveals that some aspects were poorly thought-out in the first place.

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    Comment #28053743

    To provide some context for this release announcement, the LTTng documentation has a nice intro to tracing and an explanation of how LTTng relates to other Linux tracers. https://l…

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    Comment #26751518

    That's not true. For example, the microphone of the X1 Carbon 7th generation still doesn't work out of the box. You need to blacklist a handful of kernel modules and edit your Puls…

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    Comment #24555733

    I would guess memory map the whole file, then do the equivalent of: memmove(beginning_of_file, beginning_of_file + 300_m_line_offset, file_size - 300_m_line_offset);

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    Comment #23987370

    We have very different experiences; I hear baladodiffusion (or balado) very often in Montreal.

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    Comment #23987283

    I'm from Montreal. It's not "chambre-a-montrer", it's "salle de montre". Also "coussin-a-gonfler" is "coussin glonflable". As for computer-science related words, I think the OQLF (…

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    Comment #21746610

    It's very ugly, but at least it doesn't seem to limit you to 15 characters like on Linux (prctl/pthread_set_name_np). That limit makes it pretty hard to provide meaningful identifi…

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    Comment #21692141

    Yes, and they will also move the goal posts when you explain why their solution doesn't work. I feel there is something missing in this whole discussion and that's the question of …

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    Comment #18510917

    k8s feels much more like an effort to commoditize this space through standardization. It's a pretty common business strategy [1]. [1] https://www.gwern.net/Complement

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    Comment #17369332

    Full disclosure, I work on LTTng and a 20% improvement is a huge deal to our users, so I'm certainly biased here. As far as I know, the thread-local write only occurs if a rseq reg…

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    Comment #17369087

    Not necessarily. Applications may choose to retry a certain number of times and fallback to another mechanism if the critical section can't complete. A problematic case that was br…

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    Comment #17368900

    Mathieu's (patch author) main motivation was removing atomic operation from the LTTng userspace tracer's hot path. In that case, the per-cpu data is the 'reserve' and 'commit' coun…

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    Comment #17365999

    Then why not ban friendships in the workplace? Surely they could result in the same kind of perceived biases (e.g. cliques).

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    Comment #16986982

    I would guess cable video is multicasted once to many customers while online streaming has to be served one-to-one. From the viewer's standpoint, the bandwidth usage is roughly the…

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    Comment #16812742

    Even the kernel occasionally breaks interfaces. Case in point, FUTEX_FD was introduced in 2.6.0 and retired in 2.6.26 [1]. I don't think anyone working on glibc is intent on breaki…

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    Comment #16116233

    Pure speculation on my part, but could this be a way for Apple to segregate Chinese account data from the rest of their customers' data? That would seem to limit the scope of what …

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    Comment #15963907

    Are there good DOM "bindings" available for other languages compiled to wasm?

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    Comment #14446502

    IMO, it really depends on the context. If you are working with people who share your assessment of the current situation (both business and technical folks) and want to improve it,…

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