maus80

I have built TQMemory as a high-performance, in-memory cache that can be used as a drop-in replacement for Memcached. It uses the same CLI flags, speaks the same protocol, and under some conditions it exceeds Memcached performance. When used as a Go package, it circumvents network, and achieves over 15 million GET requests per second (about 48x faster than Memcached over sockets).

awesome!

I can tell you it does 2k vs 25k rps on my machine, but I suggest you run it on your machine.

Did I miss something or do you also see a 5-10x difference in RPS?

Am I overlooking something here? See also: https://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/3snpdl/php_7_floating_...

In response to: http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/jeff-atwood-learning-code...

Thank you for your feedback. With it I tried to clarify the point I was trying to make.

Sounds like a perfect team. One gets stuff done and one cares about quality. Stop whining about recognition and be awesome together!

Hi Colin, I like your approach. I would also be letting somebody do a programming exercise for an hour or so. With an Internet connection and a editor and runtime of choice. I guess you could even consider to hire a company/service to perform coding tests on applicants for you. That may save you even more time.

I bet you did not even try that :-) Or you would have known..

that it does not offer all formats in one convenient package.

You are my hero... Thank you so much!

Only snake is playable

Does anyone have ideas on improving the blocking?

Original game: http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/2048/

AFAIK the "fstrim" option will be used and the "discard" flag will not be enabled by default.

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS has TRIM support for SSD drives out of the box. No need to setup a cron with the "fstrim" command or set the fstab "discard" option, like in earlier versions.

Great tutorial, thanks!

Sad that Xtranormal is offline. These video's are very funny IMHO.