"Google/Firefox claim their tracking features are not "tracking" because they use something called "differential privacy". I don't have room to explain this class of technology, but I sincerely consider it to be fake."
Differential privacy is not fake, although quite complex to do in practice.
One thing I find frustrating about the Github Actions's runner pricing is that it's calculated on a minute basis. Couldn't you bill by the second instead? Maybe set a minimum to 1 min but after that charge by the second?
I assume this is done to cover the time that the VM reboots between jobs?
It’s pretty crazy that you can’t setup a custom 3rd party name server. I can’t even transfer my domain from one Cloudflare account to another without transferring my domain to another registrar…
I’m sorry but this benchmark is not testing the underlining protocol but the clients themselves (pooling mechanism, pipelining, keep-alive, etc). The Redis protocol is probably faster to parse than HTTP but not a 100x factor.
Not sure if Kjell Winblad is around to answer questions, but I'm curious about the sharp performance drop-off (14M -> 5M) at 32 processes for the 50% write/ 50% delete benchmark. What's the bottleneck there?
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I also am not a fan of the complexity and overhead of gen_server so instead I use metal (http://github.com/lpgauth/metal). It's a simple receive loop with an optional init and terminate callback. It implement sys and can be supervised.
Open source: http://github.com/lpgauth