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by DLA 8y ago
This looks like fantastic work!
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by DLA 8y ago
My point here on this one is simply that it's investing to think about this factor. For beginners (which I am not), too many options can be confusing. That said, setting reasonable defaults for detail options so things work well with
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by DLA 8y ago
Dan Abramov wrote a brilliant post here, IMO. So much here. Unix Philosophy, yes please. Considering the cognitive load of tool options and configuration knobs, and the impact of the JS ecosystem for beginners. "A tool should work with
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by DLA 8y ago
You could write a simple script/daemon to wrap rsync. To make the install, configure, run process dirt simple and reliable. You could write a nice agent in Go (golang.com) that watches directories and sends files over your choice of pr
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by DLA 8y ago
Recently used Euclidean distance, weighted average, N-period moving average and Pearson correlation coefficient.
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by DLA 8y ago
I am a huge fan of CockroachDB. Using it in two projects currently and it’s been fantastic. Having a SQL interface to FDB would be the glue needed to integrate FDB into many domains as a viable solution. FDB has solid k/v interfaces no
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by DLA 8y ago
+1 for a SQL layer/interface. Would massively increase utility of FDB.
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by DLA 8y ago
And a comparison to CockroachDB which also has excellent JSON support along with all the benefits of SQL. See: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/json-coming-to-cockroach/
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by DLA 8y ago
Amazing release! Thanks very much for all the hard work on this major effort and a well-deserved congratulations. Looking forward: Some trigger support would be nice for 2.x. And, of course, a blob store and FTS!
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by DLA 8y ago
I _really_ wish posts to Medium would indicate if its a story that hits agains the Preview Member stories.
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by DLA 8y ago
And he founded and runs one of the most successful hedge funds in history.
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by DLA 8y ago
Yes, agree here. Big problem. A long prison term to allow for all due process and appeals should be used.
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by DLA 8y ago
Agree, and feel sad we need to go here. This transfer to the bottom of the chain is a real and difficult problem for sure. But at some point is the supply of people who will do this crime gets cut off then the entire supply chain falls apar
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by DLA 8y ago
Fantastic news. Nobody needs rhino horn "supplements", ivory anything or giraffe skin items. Killing these endangered animals for pure vanity and/or commercial gain is barbaric. Time for poachers to get what's coming to
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by DLA 8y ago
Insurance companies also don’t ask about other perils like eating manufactured “foods” and all the things laced high fructose corn syrup, or not getting enough sleep on a regular basis, or being the type of person who is stressed out all th
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by DLA 8y ago
Totally agree with mountbranch here. Principles is fantastic. At the same time you may read and think "sure, common sense" but then did you think that before you read the item -- probably not. I feel this is a book to keep for a l
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by DLA 9y ago
Love how “some employees” at Google are bent out of shape that Google would help the DoD. To those employees: it’s cool, just sit back, write code, drink your fancy coffees and be self absorbed while patriots defend you and do the hard work
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by DLA 9y ago
It would be amazing to see a Golang based search project startup with a clean codebase as a starting point. I would work on that project for sure!
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by DLA 9y ago
And then they'll raise prices yet again and continue to deliver horrible service, packages nobody wants, etc.
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by DLA 9y ago
Yeah, makes total sense to traffic in XML then convert back and forth to/from JSON for web layer. Gotta love XML.
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by DLA 9y ago
Use case is mostly to learn how to be a Go ninja by building something as powerful as SQlite 100% in Go. For anything production grade the existing Go drivers or wrappers for SQLite are perfectly good. It would be nice to get a single binar
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by DLA 9y ago
Adding to the 'from scratch' list... - build a simple virtual machine (pair with compiler) - build a distributed storage system (perhaps like S3) - build a traditional file system, perhaps as a FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) - bui
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by DLA 9y ago
Thanks geodel. Almost a win here, but if you look in sqlite/internal/bin/ you'll see cznic embeds the _entire_ SQLite c source.
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by DLA 9y ago
Following with interest. I would also LOVE to see a SQLite clone in pure Go. That would be amazing.
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Ask HN: Any successes with Gollum message multiplexer from Trivago?
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by DLA 10y ago
Maybe this will send a message to said media outlets to stop making crap up and traffic in real issues with some impartial professional journalism that used to occur in this country.
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by DLA 10y ago
This thread is sad. We are ALL Americans. President-elect Trump is OUR president. You know how we can make this next four years a success for all of us, realize the Constitution sets out a process for how we elect our leaders. Go read it. N
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by DLA 10y ago
Impressive work to say the least. Can't wait for the etcd integration. Bravo for nice build instructions on you github page - if only more projects did that. Love the choice of SQL and JS, and the native HTTP interface. And, for a beta
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by DLA 10y ago
Well let's see. Perhaps, processing social media data, analysis of stock market data, looking at weather or other observational data, working with log events, handling IoT data streams, ... and on, and on. If you look at the world, an
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by DLA 10y ago
Could not agree more, biokoda. A C lib with all the bindings offered with TrailDB is absolutely a winner. C, Python, and Go. A happy day for sure. Thank you so much Ville and AdRoll for sharing this with the world! Your talk on the Trillion

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