"X for days" just means "a lot of X".
I believe the comment you replied to was suggesting that 1ms is infeasibly fast.
I second this recommendation, but note that this book predates and does not cover HTTP3/QUIC.
I have a two year old with a moderate peanut allergy. I'm convinced that early introduction at 6 months and oral immunotherapy have saved him from a more severe allergy. Interestingly, multiple allergists we've spoken…
It's not about getting offended or not. It's the small assumptions that, when repeated ad infinitum, build up social beliefs and structures that make it harder for certain people to succeed or fit in. The fact that…
"X for days" just means "a lot of X".
I believe the comment you replied to was suggesting that 1ms is infeasibly fast.
I second this recommendation, but note that this book predates and does not cover HTTP3/QUIC.
I have a two year old with a moderate peanut allergy. I'm convinced that early introduction at 6 months and oral immunotherapy have saved him from a more severe allergy. Interestingly, multiple allergists we've spoken…
It's not about getting offended or not. It's the small assumptions that, when repeated ad infinitum, build up social beliefs and structures that make it harder for certain people to succeed or fit in. The fact that…