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select * from trips where tip_amount > 500 ORDER By tip_amount DESC 65 rows in 80.31s Execute:80.16s Network:144ms Total:80.31s Is this the fastest? Or having a <5ms would have a huge impact?
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Ask HN: Building Syslog Server from Scratch
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From the the reddit link[1] Sorry, I'm just curious. It says MySQL 8 and Elasticsearch 7.8. I don't have much experience in elasticsearch, I wanted to know how does elasticsearch makes it faster? Is it like an extension that makes
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Ask HN: How to Securely Share Passwords?
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Nice article. I really liked MeteorJS and thought it had lot of potential. Sad to see it didn't make to 20 projects in 2020.
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> If you don't live in NY or CA, those extra $600 a week can go very far True. My girlfriend lost her job March. She is unemployed since then. We are not based in NY or CA. She has mentioned this to me several times that how much mo
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For some reason this query is taking too long to execute. Not sure if I missed something.
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Congrats! I'm still waiting for it. No idea when I will get my EAD. Been almost 9 years in US.
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Interesting read and thanks for sharing. Not too long ago, I was asked to work on some analytics project and it required time-series data. I'm not a rockstar programmer and don't really know much about trends. So, I ended up googl
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GATE: (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering. Its an entrance exam in India for Post-Graduate admissions. Considered to be one of the toughest exams) This bring back memories. I was preparing for GATE in 2006 after getting my bachelors. Act
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Interesting. How do we classify the 127 hours is a movie or a time value? Reminds me of the "Shirts without stripes" https://github.com/elsamuko/Shirt-without-Stripes Edit: Removing that space between 127 and
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Ask HSN: How many AWS instances you have?
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Ask HN: Is Node.js still good for writing APIs?
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Ask HN: Why does export is so slow on Dropbox's Paper?
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I started teaching Python to my GF(she is working from home and now has plenty of time to do some extra learning). She is not a programmer and I have been giving her small functions to write. Recently, we started with RegEx and she finds it
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The timing couldn't be more perfect. I'm currently working on re-designing a multi-tenant database schema with user-roles and stuff. I was looking for some tool like this. Thank you! Looks good.
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My dad is a Doctor in U.P(state in India for people don't know) and he was on its way to see a critical patient, he was stopped more than 3 times by local police. Being Doctor and seeing a patient was not a good enough excuse, he said.
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I have done much Java since I moved to full time Python/Node/Go. Guess I should give a try now. The Helpful NullPointerException is certainly a exciting feature.
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Thanks, I will check it out.
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Those are some really good topics. Do you links to any of your essays? I have been always fascinated by unsolved problems in mathematics. Have you written something before or maybe you could write an essay on one of those problems.
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This is a dumb question. How does tesla self driving algo decides which car was first at a stop sign. Does it store the time difference? How would it decide if other human driver decides to go before someone else.
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I Stopped a Credit Card Thief from Ripping Off 3,537 People
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Thank you! Thank you so much :)
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Thanks, this will probably work for me. However, if the inserts are higher, I don't want to get notified that frequently. How would I add a periodic alerts to this? Thank you!
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This could slightly out of context. I'm working on a module that send notifications to a user when an alert is generated. I have PostGreSQL as the database and NodeJS is the handler and for connection pooling. Are there any good pub&#x
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I have using VI for years now and I prefer black background with green text, and I'm sure most people do. When I transitioned over to a modern IDE Atom/Code/Sublime, the first thing I wanted was to have a decent dark theme. I
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> The questions were technical but not very challenging or difficult. I might be really bad, because few of the questions were challenging and difficult. I was expecting a rant how bad the google interview process is, which is usually wh
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As a beginner, who has never touched Elixir, where should I start? My issue is tutorials NEVER have production quality code. How do know what my code structure looks like? How does linking works? If I/m using database, how can I use co
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I have always been a fan of stripe product launch page. The text is clear and to the point, the graphics/animations are engaging, not annoying pop-ups, the color scheme is not hurting my eyes. The best UI/UX experience I have of a
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After the upgrade every time after sleep, a window pop ups saying "Verifying Dropbox" and it takes 30-50 minutes before it completes verifying. I don't get it. Why does it has re-verify the same binary over and over again. I&
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