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Create a RAM disk in Linux | JamesCoyle.net Limited
Create a RAM disk in Linux | JamesCoyle.net Limited
Get Social!There are many reasons for creating a memory based file system in Linux, not least of which is to provide a near zero latency and extremely fast area to story files. A prime use of a RAM disk is for application caching directories or work areas. There are two main types of RAM disk
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Create a RAM disk in Linux | JamesCoyle.net Limited
Insignificant digits | Seth's Blog
Insignificant digits | Seth's Blog
Who’s a better student? The one with a 3.95 GPA or the one with 3.96? Neither or both, actually. These metrics are foolishly and incorrectly precise. The decisions that led to this average ha…
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Insignificant digits | Seth's Blog
The Difference Between a tmpfs and ramfs RAM Disk | JamesCoyle.net Limited
The Difference Between a tmpfs and ramfs RAM Disk | JamesCoyle.net Limited
Get Social!There are two file system types built into most modern Linux distributions which allow you to create a RAM based storage area which can be mounted and used link a normal folder. Before using this type of file system you must understand the benefits and problems of memory file system in general, as well
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The Difference Between a tmpfs and ramfs RAM Disk | JamesCoyle.net Limited
Worth Watching: Rethinking BGP in the Data Center « ipSpace.net blog
Worth Watching: Rethinking BGP in the Data Center « ipSpace.net blog
Ever since draft-lapukhov was first published almost a decade ago, we all knew BGP was the only routing protocol suitable for data center networking… or at least Thought Leaders and vendor marketers seem to be of that persuasion.
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Worth Watching: Rethinking BGP in the Data Center « ipSpace.net blog
Code words | Seth's Blog
Code words | Seth's Blog
That’s all language is. “Banana” is not a fruit. It’s a word that we use in English to identify a fruit. And code words work beautifully as long as the person you’re s…
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Code words | Seth's Blog
The British in 18th century India - Marginal REVOLUTION
The British in 18th century India - Marginal REVOLUTION
The British were obliged to design a state structure in India virtually from scratch, because the one Warren Hastings lashed together between 1772 and 1784 was considered to have failed.  He had tried to adapt traditional Indian practice while adding a British top layer to it, but this compromise never worked well.  Absence of supervision, […]
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The British in 18th century India - Marginal REVOLUTION
Simple code: Functions and methods
Simple code: Functions and methods
What makes a good function or method? I don't think it's a single thing but a combination of things where each is significant. If one the th...
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Simple code: Functions and methods
Becoming a Better Developer
Becoming a Better Developer
A good developer is someone who has a deep understanding of the nuances of software development. He or she knows that a vast library of information already exists to help solve problems and doesn't feel the need to re-invent the wheel every time. Goo...
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Becoming a Better Developer
The Architecture of Uber's API gateway | Uber Engineering Blog
The Architecture of Uber's API gateway | Uber Engineering Blog
API gateways are an integral part of microservices architecture in recent years. An API gateway provides a single point of entry for all our apps and provides an interface to access data, logic, or functionality from back-end microservices.
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The Architecture of Uber's API gateway | Uber Engineering Blog
nivenly.com — kris nóva
nivenly.com — kris nóva
Legacy port of a more popular nivenly.com post about crafting a technical presentation for events like KubeCon.
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nivenly.com — kris nóva