It's safe to say that the bathtub curve applies to cars, too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_curve

Hi Ruben!

Great to see Windmill advancements

There is Dendrite, a complete rewrite of Synapse in Golang by the same authors

https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite

Oh, that's awesome! I didn't even know this existed, thanks for the share.

Didn't know that project. Sounds like an opensource Tailscale with more features. Love it, thanks for sharing!

Golang has only 1 tunable GC parameter by design so it could be not opaque enough for certain loads but I learned that putting a ballast in ram fixes the too frequent GC sweeps

https://eng.uber.com/how-we-saved-70k-cores-across-30-missio...

Yes, it does

By default GNOME has the same distinction between apps and windows and works with the backtick, too. I find it comfortable enough once you get used to it. You can do 2 different things with almost the same command (in terms of fingers position). It's only manageable with a US keyboard layout though, I give you that.

Anecdotal data: I found that data.table ingestion speed with fread() trumps absolutely everything else

This observation is pretty widely shared.

Awesome, I'm the author of that thread you linked!

Pay attention especially on the duty-cycle warning/limitations. It might be illegal in your country to follow that guide.

Some are even "assume bad faith and verify"