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skinowski

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    Comment #45530997

    They meant "[0]uint64" probably, not 0[]byte.

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    Comment #44084353

    +1, also sometimes to avoid complexity due to unnecessary abstractions/modularity, etc.

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    Comment #40059032

    GOTO is useful when used in the right context. Heavy use of exceptions are more of a problem today.

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    Comment #38417791

    Seems like this requires Azure OpenAI access which is not granted for personal use but only for select corporate customers?

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    Comment #37194712

    This is a fair point. I've seen many frameworks shared in hackernews. But rarely do I see anyone commenting on their IDE's capability to be able to use that framework for go-lang, …

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    Comment #37194675

    Good job on distorting my comments. Hopefully the developer who made the original comment will read your recommendations and will decide to give this framework a try.

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    Comment #37194049

    If a developer does not want to try this framework because an IDE does not yet support a particular version of java, then the situation has gone beyond an IDE being just useful. Pe…

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    Comment #37193219

    If a developer says "The blocker for me is IntelliJ supporting Java 21", clearly there's an IDE dependency. Powerful enough for a developer not to adopt a new framework.

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    Comment #37192389

    This is one of the things that bother me about Java; IDE dependency.

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    Comment #14001079

    A better solution would be relatively new socket option: IP_BIND_ADDRESS_NO_PORT https://www.mail-archive.com/netdev@vger.kernel.org/msg66879...

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    Comment #11521327

    ip_conntrack_tcp_be_liberal is still in kernel sources and it is enabled in distributions like openwrt. The author does not mention this, so very likely that his/her custom router …

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    Comment #11516983

    Here we go: https://www.pitt-pladdy.com/blog/_20091125-185551_0000_Linux...

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    Comment #11515564

    Looks like he hasn't hit the ip_conntrack_tcp_be_liberal problem/setting yet. Good luck with streaming Netflix with that router...

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    Comment #11272131

    Reload runs old/new processes in parallel, so switch is super quick and new connections always land on new processes. So error rate between reload and restart is huge.

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    Comment #11272125

    Any load tester will do the trick. Network latency and client keepalives enabled will also increase likelihood of errors.

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    Comment #11272115

    Before making this statement, think of how the following states can really be non-disruptively handled: 1) requests in transit to nginx (in-flight) 2) TCP handshakes just completed…

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    Comment #11264583

    "highly available web applications." but nginx will drop traffic during reloads...

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    Comment #11219336

    Regarding 3, buffering behavior is highly configurable in nginx.(eg. proxy_request_buffering, proxy_buffering on/off)

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    Comment #11005681

    This really reads like a filler article. And communication in the office depends on many factors. The link to the said research on how awesome face-to-face meetings is just leads t…