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natebrennand
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About natebrennand
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Comment #45724386
> Finally, let’s revisit that global state problem. After the contagious deadlock bug, we concluded we need to evolve past a single cluster. So we took on a project we call “region…
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Comment #44007759
None of these tests seem to run for longer than a minute? Drawing conclusions from experiments like this is fraught.
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Comment #14839611
We use Makefile "libraries" to reduce the amount of boilerplate each of our microservices have to contain. This then allows us to change our testing practices in bulk throughout al…
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Comment #10284318
The group behind Arrakis did some testing by bypassing the kernel through NIC's and the results were pretty amazing. They also made modifications to memcached and got similarly gre…
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Comment #9736702
Zed's said on twitter that he's been messing with Go. It might be somewhere on his work queue to write about it.
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Comment #9398085
There's been some talk of it but they haven't committed to anything. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/rethinkdb/meteor/...
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Comment #9279040
The flag package might not be perfect but the author wasn't even using it properly so it's hard to judge it based off of this example.
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Comment #8881552
FWIW, the Golang core developers regret using the old UNIX conventions in packages. I don't think it's viable at this stage to take them back, but they do agree that it doesn't fit…
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Comment #8569097
Their chosen solutions to the GC issues are in this roadmap. [0] [0]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16Y4IsnNRCN43Mx0NZc5YXZLo...
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Comment #8422241
generally they just rely on you having a .edu email address so I suspect you have access to the discounts.
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Comment #7862518
It's worth noting they appear to be working closely [1] with Valloric to ensure that vim plugins will easily work with NeoVim. [1] https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/582
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Comment #7747628
it looks like they copied in the entire sqlite3 library which skewed the language makeup. https://github.com/drone/drone/search?l=c
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Comment #7544148
There are some interesting implications on databases in terms of column-stores vs row-stores due to CPU caching. Besides the I/O improvements, column-stores benefit greatly from be…
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Comment #7524948
That's pretty accurate. Column-stores also make data compression significantly more effective because they are storing many values of the same type together [1]. The improvements t…
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Comment #7398808
They actually have a set of files and libraries that they ignore (.DS_Store/jquery/boostrap/etc) https://github.com/github/linguist/blob/master/lib/linguist/...
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Comment #6976720
This seems pretty incredible that CodeCombat has already reached the point where they're placing people into jobs. It's supposed to be Codecademy's goal [1] to do that eventually b…
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Comment #6433043
I suspect it's to do with the 100% uptime they should be aiming for. They might have some other interesting stuff they're working on as well.