I don't think the fps calculation is quite accurate, I was getting close to 60 fps and seeing lots of jerks.
"Writing cached data back to persistent storage is bad", what is the "right" way to write data? I'm not terribly familiar with distributed systems, just curious. Is this referring to write-back vs. write-through?
Top result in Bing/Google is a pdf. Not sure if it's a pre-print edition, looks like a PhD thesis.
I don't think it would require a quantum leap forward in tech to take traffic into account...
And in particular prismjs lets you select lines of code without selecting the line numbers, which you probably do not want.
Very cool! (As a side note, do people actually use the phrase "there has to be a better way!" unsarcastically?)
Yeah this article really says nothing interesting about the languages. The BASIC timings are from 48K Atari 800 system and the Python timing are from some unknown modern system. Not sure what the point is...
Can you suggest any good reads which incorporate the history & motivation of linear algebra? I have had some experience with the common text books, but never put much effort into incorporating it into the way I think,…
I don't think the fps calculation is quite accurate, I was getting close to 60 fps and seeing lots of jerks.
"Writing cached data back to persistent storage is bad", what is the "right" way to write data? I'm not terribly familiar with distributed systems, just curious. Is this referring to write-back vs. write-through?
Top result in Bing/Google is a pdf. Not sure if it's a pre-print edition, looks like a PhD thesis.
I don't think it would require a quantum leap forward in tech to take traffic into account...
And in particular prismjs lets you select lines of code without selecting the line numbers, which you probably do not want.
Very cool! (As a side note, do people actually use the phrase "there has to be a better way!" unsarcastically?)
Yeah this article really says nothing interesting about the languages. The BASIC timings are from 48K Atari 800 system and the Python timing are from some unknown modern system. Not sure what the point is...
Can you suggest any good reads which incorporate the history & motivation of linear algebra? I have had some experience with the common text books, but never put much effort into incorporating it into the way I think,…