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tpsreport
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Comment #5428382
> -My account balance went from 10 to 0 to 10 That could potentially indicate a database infrastructure problem. Eventually consistent databases can issue responses that appear to …
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Comment #4194856
base+extension@domain type mail addresses are incredibly useful for legitimate people. For starters, they can be used to track who is leaking your personal information out. So I ho…
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Comment #4139686
Nice article, whose central message ("don't bundle your tools") is widely applicable to domains other than monitoring. Small, specialized tools that can be combined together is the…
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Comment #3799490
For me, this was the dead giveaway that the person writing the article had no idea what he was writing about: >Software-wise, most large porn sites will use a very-high-throughput …
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Comment #3731607
One of the co-founders has a long diatribe about how awesome it was to have dropped out of De Paul University. Perhaps if he had stayed in school, he would have learned how not to …
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Comment #3726530
On both a very unrelated and totally related note, one of the co-founders of Kiva, Rafaello D'Andrea, dominated robo-soccer for five years.
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Comment #3725037
The point here is that this particular cargo cult around bcrypt (one subscribed to by some really loud people) has a shaky foundation and does not deserve its reputation. He's offe…
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Comment #3724761
What a sensible change. Kudos to the git team. Most other teams would be wary of a non-backwards compatible change on such a critical path for a widely used tool.
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Comment #3724365
Wow, I had no idea that the OP was in high school. Kudos to him! His blog entry is close enough to other software dev blogs in quality that I think we can leave his age, identity a…
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Comment #3724222
Let me reiterate my constructive suggestion that the OP provide actual data. I can see how the author wrote a pop book, as he is quite verbose, but any engineer can tell you that h…
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Comment #3722798
You have a knack for producing a lot of text with no supporting evidence. Especially of a quantitative nature. This might go over well with a certain class of people, but it offend…
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Comment #3722785
If you're unhappy with Python as a baseline comparison, pick anything else you're happy with that other people understand and compare to that. It's not like we're setting an imposs…
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Comment #3722461
I'm still not seeing you report something that says "an operation that took X ms now takes Y ms." Note the absolute numbers whose units are in seconds. That's what I'd like to see …
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Comment #3722404
I simply summarized your article. There is nothing wrong with not being up to handling C++'s error messages. I don't feel up to that task myself most of the time. But your argument…
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Comment #3722214
Here's a summary of the article: * author cannot write portable C sockets code * author cannot handle C/C++ * author believes his app would be too slow in Python, later abandons Ap…
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Comment #3722196
What's the baseline? When the baseline is terrible, getting 100x performance is not a big deal. No good engineer would cite "100X improvement" without quantifying the baseline leve…
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Comment #3682709
Not surprised. Twitter seems to have a large amount of bot traffic that tends to drown out the normal human-to-human discussion. It's a write-mostly medium.
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Comment #3680120
The intellectual laziness shown above indicates that you cannot be trusted even with a MySpace profile. Or especially a MySpace profile.
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Comment #3679942
Redis has a rich API but it doesn't scale and it doesn't guarantee consistency.
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Comment #3679930
It's a consistent, scalable, high-performance key-value store. If you need the use cases spelled out for you, you should not be using it or anything else related to the web.