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Fearing the Wrong Thing

O'Reilly

Matt Welsh has been talking and writing about the end of programming as such. He’s asking whether large language models eliminate programming as we know it, and he’s excited that the answer is “yes”: eventually, if not in the immediate future. AIs generate incorrect code, and that’s not going to end soon.

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What programming languages does HammerDB use and why does it matter?

HammerDB

This is why the choice of programming language is so important from the outset. To benchmark a database we introduce the concept of a Virtual User. Database Application Logic Oracle PL/SQL SQL Server T-SQL Db2 SQL PL PostgreSQL PL/pgSQL MySQL stored program language HammerDB Stored Procedures. Basic Benchmarking Concepts.

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cppfront: Spring update

Sutter's Mill

The most general form of operator= is operator=: (out this, that) which works as a unified general {copy, move} x { constructor, assignment } operator, and generates all of four of those in the lowered Cpp1 code if you didn’t write a more specific one yourself (see Design Note linked above for details).

C++ 97
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Java Or Scala Performance – Which One Is Better?

Alex Podelko

When trying to develop a new piece of software or an app, one of the first things a developer has to do is pick a programming language. For years, the debate has raged on regarding which programming language is better, Java or Scala. In essence, Java is classified as an object oriented programming language.

Java 100
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Is MongoDB Open Source? Is Planet Earth Flat?

Percona

Co-founder Eliot Horowitz recounts ( {coding}bootcamps.io ): “MongoDB was born out of our frustration using tabular databases in large, complex production deployments. The SSPL requires a company that offers MongoDB as a service to publicly release code for all the software used to deliver that service (or have a license from MongoDB).

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Extending Dynatrace

Dynatrace

Just a single OneAgent per host is required to collect all relevant monitoring data, all the way down to specific lines of code. Virtualization can be a key player in your process’ performance, and Dynatrace has built-in integrations to bring metrics about the Cloud Infrastructure into your Dynatrace environment.

Java 136
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32 MiB Working Sets on a 64 GiB machine

Randon ASCII

47.418 MB is a pretty tiny amount and should take less than 10 ms to fault in (see Hidden Costs of Memory Allocation for details), and there were no new allocations during the trace, so the KiPageFault overhead was definitely excessive. I then looked in the “Virtual Memory Snapshots” table at the Working Set column. That’s crazy.