Been thinking about this more and I worked with the Netty gang on their own
implementations back in the day.
But their implementation is int based so maybe its best to just take their
ByteBuf and port it to use long...
On Thursday, December 8, 2016 at 11:20:07 AM UTC-8, Tomasz Kowalczewski
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It's going to be 2017 soon.
Have there been any proposals to add 64bit mmaps to Java?
I had to implement one for a project I was working on but found my
implementation caused a very strange segfault which I couldn't duplicate.
The fact that the JVM is limited to only mapping 2GB at a time is r
I'm looking for a decent / small embedded database for storing text corpora.
Specifically, my company, Spinn3r, needs to both keep internal corpora,
plus publish external corpora for researchers.
The format should be VERY similar to a flat text file so they are readable
with standard unix tools
mitmproxy now has HTTP record and replay. I've been meaning to try it.
I know other tools have this bug most of them haven't been as easy to use
as mitmproxy.
I think this is a great strategy to capture REAL traffic then test on a
virtualized cluster.
Spin up 30-50 EC2 nodes for 30 minutes, t
Would love an invite.
On Monday, November 7, 2016 at 12:34:07 AM UTC-8, Kirk Pepperdine wrote:
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> > On Nov 7, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Michael Barker > wrote:
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> > While I have quite a few opinions on this, I think that it is off topic
> for this list.
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> Agreed, very much off topic. However
Not to get too political but I'm curious what the community thinks of the
health of Java under the management of Oracle.
It's been a few years now... and I'm sure many of us have concerns over the
Google lawsuit.
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I've started trying to fix a bug in Stanford CoreNLP and there's an issue
with them accessing large arrays.
The code is 10 years old so 16GB of RAM (I'm sure) seemed a lot back
them... but easy to exceed now.
The limitation is that they're using a double[] to store feature vectors.
I think
Brian commenting Josh, Rod Johnson and
> Bruce Eckel. They have a decent reputation ;-)
> http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/j-jtp05254/
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> On 12 August 2016 at 18:00, Kevin Burton
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>> Both the Elasticsearch and Cassandra drivers now use unchecked excepti
Both the Elasticsearch and Cassandra drivers now use unchecked exceptions.
Personally I consider this harmful.
It's entirely possible I'm wrong here, but I can't find any sort of
definitive/referential explanation why some consider checked exceptions to
be harmful / evil.
I've found a few doc
