OlegDB OlegDB Blog Downloads FAQ Docs Community Content right_side_nav Grid 2014-04-12 by Quinlan Pfiffer Comments Today at Proleg Labs™ we're going to discuss the awesome bechmarking tool wrk . wrk is a badass little HTTP stress testing utility written by a mysterious open-source do-gooders . I'm gonna run through how we torture OlegDB with it to make sure everything is working in an acceptable fashion. Building and installing wrk is outside the scope of this article, but it's not hard. You just need to do your standard make && make install dance and you'll do fine. Once you have your wrk executable handy, we can get started. On my particular machine, I like to test with these settings: $ ./wrk -t8 -c400 -d30s http://localhost:8080/test This requires a little explanation. -t8 is the number of threads to use. I've got eight cores, lets use eight threads...
(And by MSN I mean microsoft's messenger service , previously known as MSN Messenger or Windows Live Messenger) ( msn.com is unrelated and not going to die, please don't sue me Microsoft, I love you ♥) (Not affiliated with microsoft in any way) The servers that implemented MSNP21 and MSNP22 are gone, two years after MSNP18 and all the other versions were discontinued. MSNP24 still works, but it uses different servers and was (is?) primarily used by skype clients. So for the purposes of this status page, MSNP24 is skype, not MSN. MSNP21 was the last protocol implemented by a Windows Live Messenger branded client (WLM 2012) MSNP22 was very similar to MSNP21, sharing the same servers, and was implemented by the Windows 8.0 messaging client. Windows 8.0 has been unsupported since january 2016. Messengergeek blog post Messengergeek's detailed status page 2017-...
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Real World Haskell by Bryan O'Sullivan, Don Stewart, and John Goerzen Chapter 18. Monad transformers Prev Next Table of Contents Motivation: boilerplate avoidance A simple monad transformer example Common patterns in monads and monad transformers Stacking multiple monad transformers Hiding our work Exercises Moving down the stack When explicit lifting is necessary Understanding monad transformers by building one Creating a monad transformer More typeclass instances Replacing the Parse type with a monad stack Exercises Transformer stacking order is important Putting monads and monad transformers into perspective Interference with pure code Overdetermined ordering Runtime overhead Unwieldy interfaces Pulling it all together Monads provide a powerful way to build computations with effects. Each of the standard monads is specialised to do exactly one thing. In real co...
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