Viewing profile — zniperr

Ah, I thought you were referring to HWAsan with the 35%, hence the confusion.

Paper author here, thanks for the interest :). I just wanted to elaborate on the overhead numbers you mentioned. I am not specifically familiar with the 35%+ numbers, but you shoul…

In "Parameter Selection" you say "We simplify this by having service owners define the current number of outliers, if there are any, at configuration time." How do service owners g…

I have the same issue on Chrome 40.0.2214.111 on Linux. Other than that I agree, it's nice to have multiple alternatives for different purposes. For example, there is also Skeleton…

The examples are very relatable, at least for me personally. Judging from this fragment, I would consider myself a stack person: "For tasks that represent pain that must be immedia…

At first glance this seems to be for Python what Coffeescript is to Javascript, and I love Coffeescript (mostly). I would be interested to see some performance comparisons with reg…

By the way, I do think pattern matching could have been discussed more extensively. Pattern matching is one of the reasons I love functional programming so much, since combined wit…

A good read, I especially like the parts about error handling and maps/applicatives. They are well-illustrated and tackle some difficult common problems I had shortly after I start…

Nice explanation, the overall layout and text-to-code ratio make it easy/fun to follow. I would like to see the finished post when all the TODO's are filled in. I would suggest to …

So, I just completed the "curiosity killed the mouse" level, took 3 people a while to realise what was going on, but after a few minutes we got to the non-obvious solution, and I g…

A difference is that a GPU uses a lot of power and takes up a lot of space. I can imagine an optimized, energy-efficient chip would be useful in embedded systems. Something like a …