JTenerife

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by JTenerife 9y ago
Ambitions, e.g. for success at work or sport, are natural and come from the urge to have a high social ranking. After all we're first and foremost social beings. So our position among others is inherently important to us. But we'r
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by JTenerife 9y ago
I don't agree with many points. 1. Store uuids in a uuid field. Why starting the article with such a trivial finding that a text field is not optimal. 2. Use sequential uuids. 3. Several benchmarks have shown that the performace hit is
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Obviously they did something terribly wrong in the first place and now are showing off being all right. Netty would probably faster. As there're no details at all, I feel free to just guess :-). I recently found Node much faster then .
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Agreed, but how's that different to what the competition is doing? 16GB RAM starts at 2199 $US. That indeed quite off-putting for something that should replace my laptop.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Informations about HAProxy on multi-core hardware (TLS de- and encryption are CPU bound) are a bit discouraging. You can assign workers to cores, but there's no shared memory and therefore the official docs warn about some inconsistenc
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by JTenerife 9y ago
It is. Associations and images create emotions which can't be easily overuled by rational thinking. That's why names like HyperDB still work for most people despite being obviously silly. Look at the marketing industry. I'm p
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Unfortunately probably true. Alexa: "Tomorrow is your wedding anniversary. Do you want me to sent your wife a present?" Did I just write "unfortunately"? :-)
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by JTenerife 10y ago
How come Bavaria has the highest GPD per captiva (without counting Hamburg and Bremen which are basically cities, not regions) and the second highest total GPD in Germany [1]? Your experiences are unfortunate and annoying - no doubt. But ev
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by JTenerife 10y ago
I've had several periods in my career where I "felt" like I just couldn't get things done. Some weeks ago, I faced panic attacks and anxiety for the first time of my life due to unmanageable workload combine with nasties
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Here are my 2 cents: 1. Don't use a boilerplate. Not even create-react-app. Learn webpack and npm and TS / Babel. It's not that hard. 2. If you havn't yet, take a second look at MobX. I got it once I realized that I can
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Do you have any thoughts / experience compared to spiped or ipsec? The author or Redis likes spiped: https://redis.io/topics/encryption
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by JTenerife 10y ago
The images of the 2000 line long JS and CSS monoliths didn't fit into a tweet. :-) Seperation should be by the responsibilities a component, not by language. So the trend to components in frontend dev is right despite some unfamiliar m
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by JTenerife 10y ago
I'm running 32 GB Ram for 5 years without the siltiest stability issue. ECC is probably for really, really big machines 128 GB up or overall an overrated myth.
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by JTenerife 10y ago
I think he thought about upgrading to Windows 10, not to a Mac.
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Even I'm no longer fond of upgrading my OS. Still refusing macOS Sierra. My PC is on Windows 10, but honestly, Windows 7 did the job pretty well. My parents hate every change on their devices. So does almost everyone I know who's
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Younger people are not smarter. They might learn faster new things. On the other hand, older people understand related new things much better as they already have a large context (experience). The biggest difference of my current self (44)
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by JTenerife 10y ago
A couple of years ago I was working at a car company in Melbourne (Holden). They also had a huge open plan. But it was devided into smaller areas and ultimately 4-work-place-cubicles by about 1.2 m tall noise reducing movable walls. Also, t
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Shameless marketing bullshit. All they want is our money (personal data). I don't have to install the app to already know that you have to agree to allow access to everything on our phones.
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by JTenerife 10y ago
And people freak out about some Microsoft telemetry collection.
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by JTenerife 10y ago
The whole point of big data is to collect whatever is available and reason about how to use it afterwards. So I guess we can be pretty sure that Google collects as much as they can.
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by JTenerife 10y ago
The reason why most other manufacturers haven't released their autonomous driving is not that their systems aren't as sophisticated as Tesla's, but that all systems out there aren't ready yet. Tesla is stellar in many wa
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by JTenerife 10y ago
I love and hate Ansible. It has simplified so many things for me, but also had some annoying bugs and regressions. Somehow I've lost trust in the codebase. Also performance is a showstopper. I need a tool to develop, I just can't
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by JTenerife 10y ago
Exactly. This whole "declare your environment" thing with Ansible doesn't work. I've completely mixed experiences with Ansible. Yes, it's easy to get started, but it's certainly annoying having to create playbo
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by JTenerife 11y ago
I don't understand how you configure your host-specific servicc dependencies, e.g. connection strings. Ansible (Puppet, Chef) does variable interpolation / templating for this purpose.
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by JTenerife 13y ago
Good on Apple! That's the best that can happen to us customers. Even for an Android / Windows guy like me :-).
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by JTenerife 13y ago
Do you know that (have experienced, been told by a trustworthy source) or do you just assume? So far, I had no issues regarding downtime at Azure at all. All downtimes were as stated in their policy.
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by JTenerife 13y ago
Actually, Android is not entirely open source. Some key components are closed source, that's why project like cyanogenmod exist.
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by JTenerife 13y ago
I can't believe it either. And it doesn't stop there. Car companies start putting Android in their cars and really think customer will like it. I wouldn't even buy an Oracle DB but use Postgres, even if this seems a bit too p
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by JTenerife 13y ago
So, you agree to what kevingadd wrote.
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by JTenerife 13y ago
Right, MS still wins. But for how long? American companies looking at difficult times due all this issues. Why should German or French companies rely on MS or Apple or Intel products when they have to face industrial spying. I don't ev

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