Very interesting.
How would this compare to Linux Containers and Docker in terms of memory
efficiency and performance?
My team keeps looking for ways to improve the utilisation of our hardware
for hundreds of Bamboo build agents, so this is the main context I'm asking
this in. We currently use st
"Nadav Har'El" writes:
> This is not how the fuel consumption guage worked on any of the cars I
> had... It's always a momentary measurement - I can see 0 (when the
> engine is shut down on an hybrid car), put the pedal to the metal -
> and jump to 20L / 100km in an instant. It's not a running av
On Tue, Sep 17, 2013, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote about "Re: OT: Hybrid cars":
> speed and everything is a bliss. As you watch km/l the number keeps
> climbing up because for a while the computer still remembers that you
> used to burn fuel at traffic lights without moving forward, but with
> time it wil
guy keren writes:
> "running average" is meaningful only if you know the period of time
> it's taking into account ;)
Short answer: no. ;-)
No, I am not daft, just trying to keep you interested. ;-) Read on for a
full explanation.
The averaging period is probably written down somewhere in the
On Tue, Sep 17, 2013, guy keren wrote about "Re: OT: Hybrid cars":
> km - doesn't manner) - and get the actually (computed, not
> guesstimated) fuel consumption you had across the entire drive. to
> me - this is the *only* number that counts, since the other numbers
> are not steady enough across a
On 09/17/2013 10:08 AM, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
guy keren writes:
watching the "current consumption" numbers can be quite missleading,
since' during a lengthy period of drive, the number is usually not
stable, and the assumed summing up of the numbers isn't necessarily
the real summing up of th
guy keren writes:
> watching the "current consumption" numbers can be quite missleading,
> since' during a lengthy period of drive, the number is usually not
> stable, and the assumed summing up of the numbers isn't necessarily
> the real summing up of the numbers.
I am sure that of all people y
