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by aPoCoMiLogin 5y ago
he is probably referring to the docdb document store in yugabyte: https://docs.yugabyte.com/latest/architecture/layered-archit...
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by aPoCoMiLogin 5y ago
not gonna happen, as in modern standards, everyone else are to blame for your faults except you.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 5y ago
this whole thread is pure gold, thanks for linking it. for me the comment [0] confirmed that it was bokeh. [0] - https://www.metabunk.org/threads/pyramid-ufos-in-night-visio...
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by aPoCoMiLogin 5y ago
it was mentioned around ~3:30
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
> After the JetBrains hack AFAIK there was no evidence that solarwind fiasco was because of jetbrains [0], also the clickhouse is open source [1] under apache2 license and you can check the source and question it by yourself. [0] - http
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
if you hear "3x times faster" would you like to know the baseline or just blindly trust that the metric is correct? if you don't care, they would never show the "3x times faster" metric at all, but they do for a rea
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
first commit is from 2013 [0], first Node that had Array.isArray was 0.1.15 from 2009 [1], thus making is as Node module was pointless, but polyfill for browsers might have some sense. - [0] https://github.com/juliangruber&#
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
Array.isArray has been implemented in 1.3.16 of V8 [0] which was used in node 0.1.15! [1] doubt that someone even is using that old node.js this to me looks like 3rd-party packages that were added very long ago and the code was never updat
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
exactly, had a lot of attack attempts from nordvpn/expressvpn, no wonder someone might got ban because of same IP.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
Few months ago I've had an issue with someone trying to fraud money via partner program, testing and using a lot of credit cards, changing IP each time he tested one card. In the end he managed pass trough fraud checks around 50 times.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
I'm doing much better now, thanks! Yeah I was a bit skeptical about covid, thought it was exaggerated, but when you go trough all of this by yourself, then you realize that it wasn't.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
Yes, and they are gone mostly now.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
False recovery is the worst thing, when you think that this is the end, then sluggishnes and headaches comes to remind you that you are still sick. Headaches and sluggishnes with dizziness still keep coming back, like last monday it was bad
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
30ish, one condition that I can think of is sinusitis, which I always have when I have the flu, with swelling of the eyes and stuffed nose. But this time there was no swelling nor stuffed nose. also my brother when he was a kid, had pneumon
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
My girlfriend had that symptoms for few days, so I've told her to make the test, she got back and told me that the test was positive and we've got 2 weeks quarantine, it was august 26th. The very next day I got really painful arth
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
> This all agree with the benchmarks in which Intel still generally is ahead on single thread performance. citation needed. benchmarks that I've seen [0][1] there is not that big of difference between the two. [0] https:/&#x2F
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
From most of the test that I've seen [0][1], there is not that big of difference in single-threaded performance between AMD & Intel. IMO this is rather related to difference in SMT implementation, than idication of weak ST. [0] ht
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
You can use ESM (including dynamic import) in node 6+ (without babel) by using https://github.com/standard-things/esm and cut the `.mjs` and "it can't work like that" crap.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
> Ryzen’s “Hyper-Threading” looked good because of poor single-threaded performance So if my CPU is one of the worst in single-threaded performance, then multi-threaded performance will be the best? That make no sense and this guy doesn&
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
macos + 4k display [0] = enormous performance issues even on mac pro [0] https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JBR-526
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
Apple is an email authority in this case, and as third party you have to rely on their security. Same as with ssl certificate authority.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 6y ago
The zero latency sounds cool, but there are other issues with the IDE on OSX. There is issue [1] how the UI is repainted on any interaction with the IDE [2] [1] - https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JBR-526 [2] - htt
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by aPoCoMiLogin 7y ago
There is a proxy called IAP [1] which is used to create SSH tunnel over HTTPS to instances without public IP. [1] https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/connecting-a...
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by aPoCoMiLogin 7y ago
That's an EMV [1] standard and there is a lot more info you can get [2] from your card. There are plenty of apps you can use to read your card [3]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMV [2] https://www.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 7y ago
For me blacklisting is bad idea in general. It can be achieved without blacklisting downsides by using asymmetric keys per user. Where you could rotate keys after things like logout or password change. Keys might be stored in replicated sto
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by aPoCoMiLogin 7y ago
> With multiple tabs open, logging out on one tab needs to be synced with rest of the tabs via some event listeners. that's a problem with every site in general, which doesn't use any kind of event listeners.
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by aPoCoMiLogin 7y ago
my personal favorite: https://bruno-simon.com/ (FYI: i'm not the author)
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by aPoCoMiLogin 9y ago
On page "product tour": https://botengine.ai/product-tour/ there is an example how you can use it as javascript widget.