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Comment #30103069
I understand that this is a weird question, I've never coded in C, are there any online resources that help me grok OS concepts without a lot of emphasis on hands-on coding assignm…
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Comment #25285446
Is containerd CRI compliant? Kubelet still interacts with cri-containerd which inturn calls containerd. Isn't cri-containerd the dockershim of containerd? Maybe I'm mixing up thing…
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Comment #25285119
Noob question: As I understand, dockershim makes docker daemon cri compliant. But dockerd already uses containerd which is cri compliant. So, why can't kubelet directly interact wi…
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Comment #24332355
Apart from Coursera's course "programming languages", are there any other courses which teach interesting concepts from different programming languages instead of zeroing on 1 lang…
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Comment #24106386
Intuitively how does any Java program compile into an executable?
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Comment #24084613
Hey Ron, firstly awesome write-up. Can you force yourself to list a few disadvantages of virtual threads over native threads?
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Comment #24084553
Are there any online resources that provide an overview of various advanced concurrency patterns in various programming languages. I would like to understand various trade-offs bet…
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Comment #23585683
Hey, I am really intrigued about the idea. Do you follow any specific learning path? Any resources would also help a lot.
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Comment #22766517
Can you share the respiratory
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Comment #19659716
Thanks, but where are zones used in practice?
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Comment #19657563
Assume that example.com and foo.example.com have different zone files which in-turn have different ns entries day ns1 and ns2. So if I query for the A record of foo.example.com wil…
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Comment #19128798
> Since binary data can be a pain to transmit, it’s often further encoded into PEM. PEM is essentially just Base64-encoded DER. Why's binary data a pain to transmit and how does ba…
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Comment #18452166
Agree, according to Oracle's new release cadence every major version is "production ready", just that every sixth release is considered for LTS.
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Comment #18450244
I don't qualify to answer this... But most enterprises want someone to hold accountable in case of any catastrophic failures.
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Comment #17997546
Thanks for the share.. I was just reading about asynchronous io this weekend.
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Comment #17996939
Any similar online resources describing low level operations in such detail?
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Comment #17939134
Are there any advantages of using binary protocols if most of my in-transit data is text?
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Comment #17518165
Really enjoyed it... Any recommendations for Web architecture 102 ?
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Comment #17464259
Completely agree... Going beyond the basics is really hard. But as I understand it's because of inadequate knowledge of advanced network/storage virtualization concepts. Any help o…
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Comment #17276702
Hey nice resource but this is more of a tutorial on how to optimize font loading etc... >The browser performs layout and paints content to the screen. This is the step I want to un…
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Comment #17276118
Off topic, but are there any accessible resources to learn: 1. How fonts get rendered? What happens when I present browser with a font file and some utf-8 bytes, how does it conver…
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Comment #17170211
I think wildfly also uses serialization to store session state when scaling horizontally.
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Comment #16871999
No I read it, but I want to understand the technical details like how is this different from using Facebook in incognito window.
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Comment #16864098
What's a Firefox container and why should I use one ?
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Comment #16812425
What are the prerequisites for this tutorial?