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newtonapple

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    Has anyone tried immudb in production? What are some of immudb's performance characteristics? It'd be nice to know how it performs under various conditions: query per sec, database…

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    I drove through North Lake Tahoe one time on a weekday around midnight, and Google Maps was showing all red as I was driving up the mountain... I was super confused as there were n…

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    For low level APIs, I would say anything that could be configured on a per call basis should be parameterized: memory allocations, database & http connections etc.

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    Do you have a reference to this? As far as I'm can tell, core devs are still aiming to ship parallelism w/ 1.0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13213619 . But, Windows support…

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    What will happen if you have bug in your function? Take the fibonacci function for example, what if you have a bug and created an infinite loop? Will Prepack terminate?

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    "Then again, with Chrome taking up >4GB of RAM, they probably could have gotten half that performance just by closing their browser or using Safari." This is so true. I've recently…

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    Original post: http://petapixel.com/2015/10/25/sony-filed-a-copyright-claim...

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    Comment #8902492

    I'd argue that sometimes you don't really know what good taste is or whether or not you would enjoy something until you've acquired a certain level of competency for it. Sports, pr…

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    Comment #5222458

    It seems like Dropbox is using the native Chrome PDF viewer on Chrome and PDF.js on Firefox for PDF files.