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by _jezell_ 7y ago
We currently use CockroachDB in production and this is definitely going to make us take a serious look at YugaByte. We love Cockroach, but not really being able to do a distributed backup / restore operation without paying a million do
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by _jezell_ 7y ago
It's cheaper to develop high quality software, so let's all pay $500k+ a year to hire people capable of doing it for us, find a recruiting team good enough to find them, build a culture they actually want to join, and then hire en
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
I'm not sure what the logic here is compared to AWS Outposts and Azure Stack. AWS Outposts and Azure stack support a very large number of Azure services and Anthos just supports GKE and Istio? So there's no first class story for b
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
Not to mention that it requires other licenses and hardware to work in the first place, so your total licensing cost is quite a bit higher than that: "What's required to run Anthos? Anthos has multiple components. Among these, run
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
I visit the trending page multiple times every day. It's a great way to keep an eye on up and coming projects.
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
PWA certainly solve some challenges around installation and delivery, but they don't do that without additional tradeoffs, and you still end up with an electron style app, which is what Gruber doesn't like.
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
Electron isn't the end game, it's a flawed, but workable solution to the problem of having to support too many platforms on a limited budget. I can't wait till we have something better, but I haven't seen a better soluti
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
It's not bad at all when you use something like Kubernetes, which they recommend, since cert provisioning is built into Kubernetes.
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
AWS is gold standard so of course they would support it. Cockroach labs is backed by Google Ventures and run by former Googlers so that explains GCP. Azure may not have the most impressive tech stack, but plenty of non tech reasons for thes
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
Have you looked at Vitess? Slack and Youtube use it.
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
They compared the free version pricing, not enterprise.
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
They want $10k per year per core, making it pretty much the most expensive thing you could possibly use as a database and multiple times more expensive than SQL Server over the course of a few years, and far more expensive than even using O
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
Nice to see someone finally do this. I love the Gitlab team.
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by _jezell_ 8y ago
I regularly star things on github I find interesting, Currently, I have 400+ things I've starred, and I'd guess they are probably interesting to other people as well: https://github.com/jezell?tab=stars
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Just like it was great for Microsoft when BillG left...
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Wireshark is still listed, it's a lot more powerful and open source: https://chocolatey.org/packages/wireshark
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
You mean all that slow down when I visit Mashable isn't from generating crypto coins?
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Depends if Microsoft would consider open sourcing it so it can catch up to everyone else.
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Give me the money and sign my NDA and I'll tell you all about it.
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Influx guys are always doing great things. Nice that they see that Prom has become the standard way of doing things and embraced it.
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
As I said, current models. Those are future models. And this is not the only revenue the state gets from Tesla.
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
It's hardly a "bailout" when Tesla generates more revenue for the state than these tax credits are worth. The sales tax alone on many of the current models exceeds this tax credit.
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
My experience is I went to the web site, saw it wasn't open source and then looked at other stuff. Cool tech, but hard to see why I would use it when lambda, google cloud functions, azure functions exist. If I don't want one of th
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
I thought general opinion from security experts was browser based crypto is DOA...
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
If the problems we solve are NP hard problems, it stands to reason that 10x quicker solutions are actually not that impressive and certainly would be very likely to exist. Suggesting that certain people aren't able to arrive at solutio
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Best database name ever
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Minikube
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
For what it's worth, same here. It's easier to shard files than it is to admin these systems.
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by _jezell_ 9y ago
Please rename to Moby Dock instead.
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by _jezell_ 10y ago
"Updated 8/19/2009" a bit old eh?

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