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meWhenILearnSomethingNew

meWhenILearnSomethingNew
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nikola_tesler

But you don’t

12 hours ago
captainAwesomePants

All I can say for sure is that he MIGHT have that knowledge. But the others definitely don't.

11 hours ago
Sw429
:rust:

I read the whole Wikipedia page though

11 hours ago
JiroDreamsOfDeezNuts

For me it’s “they don’t know I finally understand Kubernetes”

11 hours ago
elmanoucko

They probably think byte is the American English version of bit, why are you even still hoping ?

12 hours ago
k-mcm

Everybody knows what a bloom filter is. Nobody has a project where one is useful.

12 hours ago
omega1612
:hsk:

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.

12 hours ago
8threads OP

Yep, I’ve used one for a project too.

11 hours ago
k-mcm

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. 

10 hours ago
_SKYBALL_
:j:

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.

10 hours ago
yourkillerthepro
:j::re::pu:

its usefull if oyu work with communication networks but speak for yourself

8 hours ago
k-mcm

I will party away in ignorant bliss, not having a use for a bloom filter. 

14 minutes ago
MeinWaffles

Me after I code for a long time then venture outside for a root beer.

12 hours ago
Impenistan

But a "lifetime supply" is just two a day? Who decided that?

11 hours ago
CelestialDuskis

just pretend it's magic and nod along

11 hours ago
jonr
:py:

I thought I was in /r/photography or something

6 hours ago
pratyaksh_5676

Same here 😂

2 hours ago
Childish_fancyFishy

3 hours ago