For me it’s “they don’t know I finally understand Kubernetes”
Despite understanding it, your ability to use it is the same as everyone else in the room.
They probably think byte is the American English version of bit, why are you even still hoping ?
Everybody knows what a bloom filter is. Nobody has a project where one is useful.
It is useful if you want to be sure that some things are unique in constant space. I once did an auditory for an implementation of a bloom filter for a reason like that.
Yep, I’ve used one for a project too.
I've only used it once in decades. I needed a LOT of small immutable sets of strings. Millions of sets sized 1 to 5. Set size 1 was a special implementation. Normal hashing was too much overhead for small sets. A 32 bit bloom filter and an iterative search benchmarked well.
I actually just recently had to uniquely process a huge amount of data with a large quantity of duplicates, so it was pretty useful for me there.
its usefull if oyu work with communication networks but speak for yourself
I will party away in ignorant bliss, not having a use for a bloom filter.
Me after I code for a long time then venture outside for a root beer.
Same here 😂
just pretend it's magic and nod along
I struggle to think of an example outside a browser shipping with bloom filter of known malicious URLs.
But you don’t
All I can say for sure is that he MIGHT have that knowledge. But the others definitely don't.
I read the whole Wikipedia page though
I do! . . . . . but I don't go to parties, so the point kinda stands.