That’s quite nice. But to put things in perspective, the entire country of Norway’s population is much less than NYC and also it’s not dense. I can’t imagine how you would implement that here
Is there a language or tool with no runtime?
Also Config files can be JSON.
I find nothing weird when it comes to .NET on linux vs any other technology
"apt install redis-server" on my server says that the following will be installed:
- libjemalloc2
- liblzf1
- redis-tools
Garnet requires .NET, so...
apt install aspnetcore-runtime-8.0
Acting like Redis works "out of the box" while Garnet requires a whole other paradigm shift is disingenuous. I have no dog in the fight - I use macOS and I don't use Redis or Garnet.
Just flag+downvote and move on, it's been 8 years already and it never changes.
While on the topic of macOS, Swift Library Evolution ABI support is coming .NET for native integration with Swift (particularly for system APIs). I have not tried it yet but it's an interesting feature AFAIK no other language has, well, besides Swift itself.
This looks like a dynamic programming problem taking space proportional to |ring length|*|key length|. By that analysis, graphs don't really come into it.
What's the graph-theoretical approach? Does it have nicer characteristics?
I thought this was AI generated too, but then looking at their comment history, they claim to be from Ethopia at least twice, the most recent time 8 months ago.
I did not know what to put in the description, so I put the blurb from the article. HN puts that as a comment. I am not an AI.
Also I can't edit or delete it. It's not like other comments
I second this. Things seem dire now for my country. I wouldn't recommend tourists to visit now. I am currently an expat and even I fear returning home to visit family in case something bad happens while I am there
Is there some cache going on? On my first attempt, there is a 5 second delay. When I try it second time immediately it works without the 5 second delay. But if I try again after an hour, 5 second delay again!
Safari seems to be caching it for me, but I can reproduce the delay every time with curl - so long as the user agent doesn't include the string "curl".