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aamederen
2y ago
Congratulations! I'm happy to see the PostgreSQL license.
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CFP Is Open for Posette: An Event for PostgreSQL 2024, Formerly Citus Con
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aamederen
3y ago
You can run Citus on EC2 for now.
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aamederen
4y ago
I agree with the team-size aspect, but the age argument won't always hold. Junior folks bring their own energy, flexibility, hunger for learning and the resilience to unclear future. As folks get more mature, growing egos, stability ex
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aamederen
5y ago
Thanks for creating this content, this looks pretty good and it was a good time for me to refresh my basics about computer networks. I tried checking the content with my kindle (a Kindle Touch paperwhite 6 inches) and the first chapter rend
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aamederen
5y ago
a shittier version is https://bitfission.com/
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aamederen
5y ago
Workflowy, alongside a regular email and calendar. Workflowy is very simple yet flexible and has the tools that make me operate without thinking much. It allows me to quickly keep a GTD -ish list of stuff going on and action items needs to
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aamederen
5y ago
tl;dr; We are lazy, so if a process gets simpler/faster/easier, we tend to use it more often.
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aamederen
7y ago
Here's a story about why you are right to be anxious: https://hackernoon.com/how-we-spent-30k-usd-in-firebase-in-l...
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aamederen
7y ago
AFAIK, PaaS solutions like heroku have a similar way of working, at least for side-projects. Here, you deploy a container and Google runs it somewhere and Heroku containerizes your application every time you push it. Similar to here, Heroku
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aamederen
7y ago
Basics of presentation skills like - Using voice, body and mimics properly - Not putting lots of text on slides and just reading them - Using bullets instead of paragraphs - Tell a story and use a less formal more friendly style (not always
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Guidence for Conducting Offsites
(craigkerstiens.com)
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aamederen
7y ago
I work at Citus (now Microsoft) so my opinion is biased but I think Citus [1] codebase is a really good example. It borrows all the best practices from PostgreSQL the naming of variables and functions are more self-explaining in general. I
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Proprietary Software Is Often Malware
(gnu.org)
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aamederen
9y ago
As an outsider, my initial reaction is "does every new database system have to come up with their own SQL-like language?"
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aamederen
9y ago
As a first time visitor, I find the design very clear and readable.
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Tracking and Managing Your Postgres Connections
(craigkerstiens.com)
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AR Experiments
(experiments.withgoogle.com)
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aamederen
9y ago
As a user, instead of the "we will send the data once you are online" message, I would prefer "you seem offline, please try again once you are online" kind of approach. I would not like to rely on a background worker on
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aamederen
9y ago
I believe we are going to see services that will subscribe to all streaming facilities for you (preferably with a discount) and serve content from various studios from a unified interface. Then, we can have the same problem for these "
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aamederen
9y ago
Firebase taught me, for a B2B2C kind of app: 1) Relational databases are more flexible: you model your data according to the actual "relations" between them, instead of how you want to query them. This makes it easier to add new v
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Advanced Coverage Criteria [pdf]
(st.cs.uni-saarland.de)
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PostgreSQL 10 New Features with Examples [pdf]
(h50146.www5.hpe.com)
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9y ago
Popular, intelligent, charismatic CEO: Check Stylish, pricy, premium product: Check Fanboys and Haters: In Progress...
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9y ago
Is it possible to do more complex requests in GraphQL, like getting the favorite venues of people that favored "Garaje" or is it left to the API provider?
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aamederen
9y ago
Can this technique be used for recognizing handwriting of individuals?
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aamederen
9y ago
I had a strange internship topics involving Ada. I tried to run a huge program (a simple stdio wrapper around a huge library actually) on an Android machine (Android 2.3, ARM). At that time, the only ADA compiler for ARM was available on BS
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aamederen
9y ago
Why not use something like Google Slides and try to make it via md? If it is so important to be able to find the pitch of a github repo, just put the link in README.md.
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aamederen
10y ago
I see it becoming Github for container house manufacturers. Put some "community" level designs here to market yourself and your "enterprise" level designs or finished products.
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aamederen
10y ago
I believe, from time to time, you just need to stop developing new stuff for a period of time and dedicate the team to improve the overall quality, pay technical depts, hunt bugs, remove legacy code and refactor still existing ones.
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