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by Naac 6y ago
Sounds like a good systems design interview question. Design an Airbnb like website operating globally. I think going through this exercise will show it's more than "just a website"
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by Naac 6y ago
>> NPR covered a local government a while back that tried to build a local ISP but was shutdown when players like Comcast brought in their legal teams to make building a government-run ISP illegal in that jurisdiction. >> I ther
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by Naac 6y ago
So if my understanding is correct this is orthogonal to the raidz type one is using? For example I can have a hot spare with a dRAID setup as part of my raidz2 pool?
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by Naac 6y ago
Aren't the parity blocks distributed across the disks in raidz2? So resilvering/rebuilding already takes advantage of reading from all the disks? If so what's the different between that and dRAID?
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by Naac 6y ago
Thanks for the explanation, and for the all the effort you guys put in moderating the site.
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by Naac 6y ago
Why did the title get changed from the original NYT title? "The Californians Are Coming. So Is Their Housing Crisis."
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by Naac 6y ago
So it looks like this is an open source implementation of the airplay server. So Apple devices using airplay can stream to whatever server is running this. Is there a program that does the same thing for the client? Such that I can run the
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by Naac 6y ago
I finally have words to describe the kind of programming I like to do in my spare time! Thank you for linking to that article.
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by Naac 6y ago
>> The phrase was hijacked (by the OSI) and is being squatted on by people who want to enforce a very specific meaning of the phrase, even though it is self-descriptive and broad I'm not sure that's a very generous interpret
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by Naac 6y ago
>> Osso is an open source microservice... It's not. At the bottom of the README you then state: "While not technically an open source license..." It's flat out not an open source license. And I think its disingen
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by Naac 6y ago
Here's what I want, but haven't been able to find: I already have a beefy server at home ( it's actually a refurbished enterprise workstation, with 24 cores, but read on ). However it lacks drives. What I ideally want is a a
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by Naac 6y ago
"Monospace typefaces give each letter the same width" "Uniwidth typefaces preserve the width across different weights ( Bold, etc. ) although each letter may not necessarily be the same width." I feel like the above shor
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by Naac 6y ago
Other than the Hackernews comment from a couple days ago suggesting this, do you have an links to sources saying these seaplanes use leaded fuels? I'm not disagreeing, I just want to make sure we're talking about real things and n
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by Naac 6y ago
Other than the Hackernews comment from a couple days ago suggesting this, do you have an links to sources saying these seaplanes use leaded fuels? I'm not disagreeing, I just want to make sure we're talking about real things and n
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by Naac 6y ago
Its unclear from looking at the features what this gives you over LibreOffice Calc. I guess that it runs in the browser and is written in Javascript, so maybe the extensibility is easier than Calc? It would be nice to have a section in the
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by Naac 6y ago
The list of images can be found here: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/rijksstudio?ii=0&p=0&from=2021... Apparently the images cannot be downloaded off the website without an account. That's disappointing.
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by Naac 6y ago
>> more often wrong than not By the website's definition, which is right on the main page, it is not wrong. The website uses the "average color across the approximately 25 image results". And for that purpose this site
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by Naac 6y ago
>> The answer is yes - yes it is too much to ask for How can that be so when we have websites like Wikipedia, or Openstreemap?
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by Naac 6y ago
This looks neat! Unfortunately it doesn't look like there is "Law 101 for Software Developers", which I think would be an interesting course.
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by Naac 6y ago
>> Every. One. Over. Subscribes. The post you're referring to is getting it. As per their reply: "So they have to actually provide what they advertise"
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by Naac 6y ago
>> Really should be billed on a combination of peak utilization and total consumption. Why? >> Having the ability to download at 1Gibps for a few minutes a day is a lot less strain than downloading 24x7 at 1Gibps It's not
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by Naac 6y ago
Your scenario is already covered by different speed tiers. We're talking about total amount downloaded, not bandwidth. The amount of electricity ( read: cost ) used by Comcast is not affected whether I download frequently or infrequent
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by Naac 6y ago
Yes, the community edition set of editors are the only ones I use. But there are no open source plugins for Go or Rust in top of intellij. So for all intents and purposes the editor is not open source for those languages. As far as I know n
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by Naac 6y ago
The debugger looks neat. Would be nice to have the same micro-IDE for Go, Rust, Ruby, etc. Something like the Jetbrains tools, but open source.
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by Naac 6y ago
>> It is with great sadness and regret that we announce that our beloved asciiart post processing shader has been removed from Dolphin. I didn't know the dolphin project had this sense of humor. Here is a sample of what this sill
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Dolphin Progress October and November 2020(dolphin-emu.org)
1 points by Naac 6y ago|1 comments
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by Naac 6y ago
But out of those thousand things only this one made the news no? Doesn't it deserve some extra priority?
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by Naac 6y ago
Doesn't that ignore the fact that RAIDZ1 gives you more storage space than a mirror?
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Rss2email – Forward RSS feeds to your email address(github.com)
2 points by Naac 6y ago|0 comments
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You Likely Don't Need a $2000 Server for Your Home(xtremeownage.com)
2 points by Naac 6y ago|0 comments

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