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Comment #45595466
And the latest driver available for Jetson Thor doesn't have the fixes for these two CVEs because they decided to fork their own driver...
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Comment #39751041
The real difference is in the possible optimizations. If you consider the full scope of JIT compilation in for instance a web browser or the JVM, you could use copy and patch as a …
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Comment #39744716
Yeah, well, sorry, I should have been more explicit here: the issue is with PostgreSQL, not LLVM. The JIT compiler has to inject direct memory addresses, making the generated code …
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Comment #39744690
Same for me, that's why I did this after finding out this research paper. With the proper compiler settings and small tricks you can remove some parts and already end up faster tha…
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Comment #39744480
Indeed, and right now it's the only possible way since it remains in a single session, doing otherwise would be very hard.
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Comment #39744324
Honestly I thought the same as you, then I wrote this, and I now understand it's going to be really hard to do. To make it very simple: there are pointers to query parts "leaking" …
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Comment #39744269
Two parts: I did the benchmark on a laptop and didn't spend enough time forcing its runtime PM in a fixed state, I'll run a real pgbench on my desktop once I implement all required…
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Comment #39743917
Author here. Thanks for submitting my article on hackernews. I'll do my best to answer any question.
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Comment #12277397
PostgreSQL streaming : send disk diffs over network, raw binary, absolutely unusable if you don't have the same postgresql version on the other side Logical : send data diffs over …
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Comment #12257134
Static checking ? Python 3.5 Asyncio ? Python 3.4 If these had been available in Python 3.2 or even better 3.0, the switch would have been far easier for corporate users that need …
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Comment #12257060
Well, it weights in favor of Python 2, and considering that until recently the incencitives for Python 3 were still light... It's not really about having users, but having the poss…
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Comment #12204791
So much work where there are many other solutions out there that don't have that limitation : PostgreSQL, several NoSQL databases...
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Comment #9403299
Debian sid, what else... On desktop, laptop, servers... Tools : QtCreator / KDevelop for C++, Netbeans for Java, vim or Kate for everything else