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by aeyes 4y ago
FDW is not nearly as usable as you think. Joins of even 2 or 3 remote tables with more than a few hundred rows in the join are enough to make simple queries take minutes to return even if you tune all the settings and have statistics of rem
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by aeyes 4y ago
2 hours is ICE which isn't a "normal" train to me, but even with regional trains it should only be around 4 hours. I'm not sure if the OP took the scenic route. 200km was also a very optimistic guess, it's 300km. It
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by aeyes 4y ago
This would require that the company is owned by itself or its founders. Startup companies like Snapchat have raised capital from external sources and need to pay it back which is a bit hard with no meaningful profit. The founders probably d
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by aeyes 4y ago
Why is it not worthwhile to run ARM containers on AWS today? Savings should be roughly 20%.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Maybe its possible with Citus. But I wouldn't try, it's not the right tool for the job.
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by aeyes 4y ago
You are honestly trying to tell me that a developer-focused company has no better way to get user feedback? Issue tracker? Idea tracker (check this as an example: https://circleci.canny.io/ )? Customer support? Email?
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by aeyes 4y ago
Link to the public roadmap: https://github.com/orgs/heroku/projects/130 Blog post says "Salesforce has never been more focused on Heroku's future." but this looks like they are just keeping the
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by aeyes 4y ago
Talk from Newegg chief legal officer from 2013 about patent trolls: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrgXItNZbAY
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by aeyes 4y ago
And the title of the page shows something else and doesn't update.
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by aeyes 4y ago
> Manually edit the StatefulSet volume claim with the new storage size and add a dummy pod annotation to force a rolling update If the PVC size changes Kubernetes automatically does an online resize of the filesystem: https://
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by aeyes 4y ago
You can still use dependabot to assist you with this. Let it only open PRs and it will show you the commits and changelog or at least a link to the source project in the PR description. Having a PR already open with a full test run done in
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by aeyes 4y ago
Could be that they have 5.4M accounts with a phone number.
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by aeyes 4y ago
> I have hybrid sleep and fast startup disabled by group policy I guess I'll have to add this to my questions to ask at job interviews. Admins like you these days sure try to make our lives as horrible as possible. Corporate anti-vi
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by aeyes 4y ago
Even if the master wasn't digital, how many vinyl mastering engineers used a digital reverse RIAA? I have a ton of vinyl records myself, never understood why anyone would say they sound better. Vinyl is a compressed format, even if the
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by aeyes 4y ago
Format an iPhone and start using it without and Apple ID, you will get blasted with notifications to signup to their services daily.
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by aeyes 4y ago
As a spammer I wouldn't care much about this, they run thousands of requests in parallel and don't care if they take 1 second or 10 seconds to finish. After all, their machines run all day long. Much of the more professional spamm
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by aeyes 4y ago
Because the integration is entirely built on webhooks and each Git hosting provider has their own.
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by aeyes 4y ago
If I received such an email I wouldn't do anything about it. 99.9% of the traffic we see from M247 is malicious and there is no chance that I would unblock this ASN on an online shop.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Do these VPN services actually work on consumer websites? They conveniently list their providers here [1]. For an online shop we operate, we have blocked most of these ASNs because 99% of the traffic we saw from them was malicious. [1] htt
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by aeyes 4y ago
Why is this too often? We already need to update tzdata continuously. The problem is that it is not often enough to force you to have a good process in place.
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by aeyes 4y ago
your son is way ahead of most kids, he'll do just fine even if he doesn't go to MIT
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by aeyes 4y ago
Elbe is low but still looks ok, hunger stones [1] not yet visible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_stone
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by aeyes 4y ago
By accepting their terms and conditions the user accepts the arbitrage clause.
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by aeyes 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Starlink_launches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_He...
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by aeyes 4y ago
https://honda-tech.com/forums/ https://www.m5board.com/forums/
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by aeyes 4y ago
At least in Postgres, having a huge amount of "dead" data in large tables is problematic because vacuum always has to read the full data set. Even with conditional indexes where you exclude deleted data you take a significant perf
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by aeyes 4y ago
Storage heaters were somewhat common in the 60s and 70s in Germany: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storage_heater Together with significantly reduced electricity cost at night like in the past, this is probably the way
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by aeyes 4y ago
Don't forget that it literally buys you time. Even if the pizza place is 50m from your door, you still have to put on clothes, wait in line to order and then wait for the pizza to be ready. Delivery on the other hand takes 1 minute out
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by aeyes 4y ago
I once heard that certain car models couldn't be sold on the US market without changes because the AC didn't cool the interior fast enough after sitting in the sun. I'm not sure if this was just a joke. I could totally see th
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by aeyes 4y ago
What leads you to believe this? pledge() has existed for years in SerenityOS. https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/commits/master/Kernel... and it used to be in a different file previously.

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