Readit Newsjoker666 commented on · Posted by u/tastyface
All you do is post things against the current administration.
joker666 commented on Why Twilio Segment moved from microservices back to a monolith twilio.com/en-us/blog/dev... · Posted by u/birdculture
Can you explain a bit more about what you mean by a limit on how much code an event loop can handle? What's the limit, numerically, and which units does it use? Are you running out of CPU cache?
I assume he means, how much work you let the event loop do without yielding. It doesn't matter if there's 200K lines of code but no real traffic to keep the event loop busy.
joker666 commented on Why Is Elon Musk Invited to Speak at AI Startup School? · Posted by u/basementcat
He owns XAI.
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joker666 commented on River: A fast, robust job queue for Go and Postgres brandur.org/river... · Posted by u/bo0tzz
That makes a lot of sense, I've had the thought a few times that the NOTIFY overhead could get overwhelming in a high-throughput queue but haven't yet had an opportunity to verify this or experiment with a mechanism for reducing this overhead.
Also pgbouncer.
a lot of academics aren't super technical and don't want to deal with git workflows or syncing local environments. they just want to write their fuckin' paper (WTFP).
overleaf lets the whole research team work together without anyone needing to learn version control or debug their local texlive installation.
also nice for quick edits from any machine without setting anything up. the "just install it locally" advice assumes everyones comfortable with that, but plenty of researchers treat computers as appliances lol.