mas aí bateu a curiosidade dia desses e eu pedi pra ele fazer um cálculo simples de maior bloco de dados possível vs. inodes e ele ERROU
mas aí bateu a curiosidade dia desses e eu pedi pra ele fazer um cálculo simples de maior bloco de dados possível vs. inodes e ele ERROU
"To actually find information specifying where the data is stored, the volume and blob IDs must be sent to something called Skynet, which is associated with the R2D2 servers that store the data itself—not with the KFCs and BMs that store the iNodes."
"To actually find information specifying where the data is stored, the volume and blob IDs must be sent to something called Skynet, which is associated with the R2D2 servers that store the data itself—not with the KFCs and BMs that store the iNodes."
Bitch I meant *developing* container runtimes
Bitch I meant *developing* container runtimes
It was Grav (the CMS that powers my website) having its Doctrine cache folder fill up to over 3.5 million files and consuming most of the inodes on my partition
It was Grav (the CMS that powers my website) having its Doctrine cache folder fill up to over 3.5 million files and consuming most of the inodes on my partition
- на 0 просили решать алгоритмы;
- не задавали абстрактные вопросы на грамотность не по теме (интернет обещал вопросы про symlinks/inodes/processes);
- не было system design интервью;
- никто не попытался проверить, что я не мудак (ака behavioral).
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- на 0 просили решать алгоритмы;
- не задавали абстрактные вопросы на грамотность не по теме (интернет обещал вопросы про symlinks/inodes/processes);
- не было system design интервью;
- никто не попытался проверить, что я не мудак (ака behavioral).
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I wanted it be in the database just so there was one less file type to worry about (and fewer inodes consumed) but it wasn't too important.
IIRC @dholms.xyz had already written the code and we were trying to get it out the door during our big push for the public launch.
I wanted it be in the database just so there was one less file type to worry about (and fewer inodes consumed) but it wasn't too important.
IIRC @dholms.xyz had already written the code and we were trying to get it out the door during our big push for the public launch.
yelling "the virtual keypad on your 'phone' doesn't actually do DTMF, cell towers don't work that way" as they put me into the ambulance
yelling "the virtual keypad on your 'phone' doesn't actually do DTMF, cell towers don't work that way" as they put me into the ambulance