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revertts

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    I think you’re understating how many quic implementations exist. Google, Apple, F5, Facebook, Fastly, Cloudflare, Microsoft, AWS all have separate implementations servicing signifi…

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    Comment #33070896

    Failures while communicating to the external systems (the kv store and elastic in your example) are usually where this falls down. It's easy to build a system that's consistent ~90…

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    Comment #33070800

    It's very hard for Kafka Connect plugins to maintain consistency in all scenarios - both because of the semantics of some upstream databases, and because of the guarantees the conn…

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    Comment #30031613

    IRC is excellent, and located around the Bay Area (there are usually at least a few people carpooling down from Oakland) - https://www.insightretreatcenter.org It's the retreat sid…

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    Comment #29440874

    Were the amazon purchases all from the same amazon account?

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    Comment #25358280

    Term coined by Jay Kreps, see https://www.oreilly.com/radar/questioning-the-lambda-archite...

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    Comment #25348984

    That link's a 3min clip for non-subscribers, but the full talk is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz2EXg0Fy98

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    Comment #23901048

    Previously msvc's position was to not support newer C standards and instead focus on C++. This was stated publicly at least as far back as 2011 https://herbsutter.com/2012/05/03/re…

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    Comment #23453002

    Allen Webster, the creator, was recently interviewed on the Handmade podcast. I thought it was a good discussion - touched on text editors, performance, and some interesting progra…

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    Comment #23452966

    Many of the current users, including the creator, are in gamedev. Being extensible in a language they’re already intimately familiar with is a selling point.

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    Comment #23311168

    This is done by some apps today, though the motivation was typically network perf (http2 and then QUIC support). The stacks are large - on iOS it's difficult to take over a portion…

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    I read their point as “information hiding is not a concept exclusive to OO.” Whether or not the original quote meant to imply that I’m not sure, but do see how it could be read tha…

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    Comment #23022809

    I think the small upside (a single 5-star rating contributes very little to app ranking) is outweighed by the potential downsides (it can be a turnoff if the user sees that because…

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    Comment #23021618

    It looks like there's a single 5-star review by "Benedict B." Did you review your own app?

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    Comment #23006220

    Ah! I'm sorry, I had misinterpreted your original comment.

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    Comment #23006195

    I agree, HashMap is unnecessarily hamstrung because the API requirements push it into a bucket chained implementation (C++ also made this mistake and is one of the downsides of std…

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    Comment #23002416

    There are cases where you need them, but it's relatively rare, they definitely shouldn't be your first choice. I'm fuzzy on all the current Linux use cases, but do remember one of …

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    Comment #22868985

    What's the best way to keep an eye out for that TR? Periodically checking http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/ ? I can't ever tell if I'm looking in the right place. :)

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    Comment #22785756

    > Put everything in a bowl Care to share your measurements? I’m aiming for something similar, but having trouble getting my ratios dialed in.

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    Comment #22556536

    How strange - OpenDNS/Cisco Umbrella seems to flag the domain and gives me a 403 Forbidden.

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    It's a net win for the ISP due to cost savings from not having to haul that traffic across their network/to the Internet. You're right that powering racks isn't free either though:…