Lewisham

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by Lewisham 11y ago
What are you going to use instead?
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by Lewisham 11y ago
I'm afraid not.
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by Lewisham 11y ago
So that depends on what's happening. If it's host maintenance (the machine your database is on needs to be brought down) then you should "see" the same results as Google Compute Engine live migration, which is that you h
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by Lewisham 11y ago
I'd love to hear about the errors you're experiencing; if there's any bumps in the road we want to smooth them out ASAP. Please email cloud-sql@google.com with your instance names and the error message, and I'll get some
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by Lewisham 11y ago
No. If we need to specifically update MySQL, that's going to cause MySQL to bounce. We don't do that often (you can count on your hands the last year the number of times we actually updated MySQL), and with Second Generation you g
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Hey, I'm a software engineer on Cloud SQL. We hear you. We know this is a problem. Unfortunately, there are non-trivial infrastructure changes that need to happen before we can make progress, but it's high on our list of prioritie
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Hey, I'm a software engineer on Cloud SQL. Cloud SQL isn't a compatible reimplementation, it's the same vanilla MySQL that you know and love, but with a few tweaks (such as removal of SUPER privileges so you can't bork y
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by Lewisham 11y ago
FWIW I'm part of the team that worked on this, and I'm happy to answer any questions people have, Disclaimer: I'm from Google, obvs, but I've been on HN longer than my tenure here :)
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The next generation of managed MySQL offerings on Cloud SQL(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
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by Lewisham 11y ago
I believe a friend with no subscription queuing a video will display ads, as that friend is now the one logged in.
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by Lewisham 11y ago
The keyword here is practical :) In the time it takes me to drink my Jamba Juice, the melting aspect is impossible to differentiate.
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Santa Cruz, CA has banned it for at least the 7 years I've been here... Jamba Juice serves in paper cups instead. I see no practical difference between the paper and the styrofoam (except I hate the handfeel of styrofoam). It seems lik
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by Lewisham 11y ago
I used to work for Dyson as an intern some 15 years ago now. Obviously, the company will have to be different than I was there, but one thing that did strike me is that Malmesbury is really out there. [1] No main train line, at least a 40 m
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Having never worked on the secret sauce, I honestly don't know. There is a small team of people who tend to do many of the global refactors, I might expect that they are given special permission.
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by Lewisham 11y ago
FWIW, apart from the previously mentioned sensitive stuff, we give engineering interns the same level of access we give full-time engineers. We keep things open because it makes things faster; we have an excellent code search tool that&#x27
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by Lewisham 11y ago
We do, mostly. Because Piper is a global repository, we have systems to do global safe refactors, and do so often. If the API changes drastically, there's usually a lengthy deprecation period before the API is switched over.
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Well, Piper conforms to the Perforce API-ish, and Android and Chrome are both on Git. Mercurial was pushed internally as being the "better" (for some dimension of better) between it and Git back in 2010, but I think even the most
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by Lewisham 11y ago
The slanted e is a callback to the previous Google logo, which also had a slanted e.
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Google, but not for OnHub and know nothing about it that hasn't been made public. TBH, this comment reads a lot like "No wireless. Less space than a nomad. Lame." [1] I'm not sure why you would buy
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Bit of Column A, bit of Column B. All software tends to unmaintainability, even if you don't touch it (libraries change/deprecate etc). Given enough time, the problems that you are experiencing, say, memory allocation in C, get so
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Did you use a particular framework? I've been greatly enjoying my 4th attempt at learning Haskell (I think only now am I seasoned enough to really get it ), and my general proof that I know something and can use it usefully is to deve
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Coverity was evaluated a number of times at Google, and IIRC we decided it wasn't going to scale to the codebase size we needed it to. A separate and unrelated effort ended up with us building Tricorder [1]. Often perceived NIH at larg
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a software engineer on Google Cloud SQL, not on App Engine, I'm not senior management and I don't have any particular visibility into App Engine that other Googlers don't. App Engine is very far from dead
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Three days, and it was the introductory dose as well. I struggled to stay awake on Day 3 and couldn't recall things from my mind. It was bad. If you can avoid driving while figuring things out, that would be awesome. I'm now takin
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by Lewisham 11y ago
Take the meds; if you aren't able to feel like you can do the other things, your depression might be too severe for those to help anyway. I didn't realize I was depressed for a number of years, until my wife forced me to go. I am
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by Lewisham 11y ago
As a British expat in California, I think the article actually gets the root cause here: Americans fundamentally don't trust government, and there is no-one they hate more than the tax man. If there's anyone not to trust, it'
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by Lewisham 12y ago
So the follow-up paper that assesses the impact is here [1] TL;DR is that developers just didn't find it useful. Sometimes they knew the code was a hot spot, sometimes they didn't. But knowing that the code was a hot spot didn&#x2
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by Lewisham 12y ago
So I actually wrote this article (strange to see it again!) We don't run the code any more and I would have to go back to the source to check, but I think that it handles renames OK, but it doesn't have any handling for splittin
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by Lewisham 12y ago
It does exist on a county/city level, Santa Cruz will give you money if you get a high efficiency washing machine.
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by Lewisham 12y ago
I think it's sort of obnoxious and should be illegal to force landlords to keep renters ad infinitum just because. That hardly seems fair to the landlord, no?

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