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Comment #45649963
I talk about the cancelability state and how it can help us shortly after that statement: https://mazzo.li/posts/stopping-linux-threads.html#controlle... . In hindsight I should ha…
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Comment #45647312
As I note in the blog post in various places if one can organize the code so that cancellation is explicit things are indeed easier. I also cite eventfd as one way of doing so. Wha…
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Comment #45646891
Cancellation points and cancellability state are discussed in the post. In a C codebase that you fully control pthread cancellation _can_ be made to work, but if you control the wh…
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Comment #45646809
This option is described in detail in the blog posts, with its associated problems, see this section: https://mazzo.li/posts/stopping-linux-threads.html#homegrown... .
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Comment #45645875
This is noted in the blog post, but the problem is that sometimes you don't have the freedom to do so. See this sidenote and the section next to it: https://mazzo.li/posts/stopping…
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Comment #45549280
(I'm the author) I don't really claim that Lanczos interpolation as presented is the "best" 2D interpolation there is. It is definitely popular though, and I couldn't find a source…
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Comment #45301269
There was no battle actually, everybody (well, my boss and my boss's boss) was very supportive of open sourcing. And thanks for the kind words!
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Comment #45295573
We do use Reed-Solomon codes, as the blog post explains.
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Comment #45293304
No, we have our custom compressor as well but it's outside the filesystem.
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Comment #45292156
The question is whether there are single Ceph deployments are that large. I believe Hetzner uses Ceph for its cloud offering, and that's probably very large, but I'd imagine that n…
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Comment #45291405
I'm not fully up to date since we looked into this a few years ago, at the time the CERN deployments of Ceph were cited as particularly large examples and they topped out at ~30PB.…
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Comment #45290815
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors of TernFS and while we evaluated Ceph I am not intimately familiar with it) Main factors: * Ceph stores both metadata and file contents using th…
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Comment #40957643
I am, but I only type the messages I need to type. Which aren't that many. If there's some long explanation to be had I call or I leave a voice message. And yes, I am aware of the …
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Comment #40957277
Note that I was fairly careless with it, and I'm pretty clumsy. It probably fell 20+ times. But still, it feels very cheap (and I suppose it makes sense given the price).
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Comment #40957242
I've been using this phone as my full time phone for 1 year. It's a great compromise for people that ideally would not want a smartphone, but need to have one since many life situa…
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Comment #40946695
gpderetta is right -- test/cmp + jump will get fused. uiCA is a very nice tool which tries to simulate how instructions will get scheduled, e.g. this is the trace it produces for s…
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Comment #37788386
This post is an excuse to explain VM concepts, rather than a tutorial, something I maybe could have made clearer.
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