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by aeyes 6y ago
If it gets too slow you can always squash migrations. But since Django 2 I haven't seen the need to do it, runs in a few seconds even with hundreds of migrations.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Search for wildflower seed bomb mix, you shouldn't get in trouble for this. My mom used to do this every year when I lived in Germany, looks pretty and zero maintenance.
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by aeyes 6y ago
I'm not sure if this is still valid advice. I'd just stick 64GB of memory in a desktop PC and have the home lab running on VMs. 5 years ago I left a company running loads of enterprise software and web applications for other compa
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by aeyes 6y ago
They and many competitors offer models in every price range, starting at 50$. Of course they will also offer very high end devices with features you won't find on an Apple watch. I'm pretty sure the 200$ model has features that Ap
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by aeyes 6y ago
There is a separate option to reverse scrolling of the trackpad, works flawless here.
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by aeyes 6y ago
This is the Javascript SDK so checking any website which uses it would be enough to see if the modification is present.
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by aeyes 6y ago
> TimescaleDB beats InfluxDB on performance even without these optimization Would you mind sharing the schema used for this comparison? Maybe I missed it in your documentation of use-cases. When implementing dynamic tags in my own model,
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by aeyes 6y ago
The linked scripts are not part of the base installation yet TimescaleDB claims, for example, Prometheus support. If you design your own schema and want to filter on such a dynamic tag field you have to replicate what they have implemented
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by aeyes 6y ago
My problem is what these scripts do. When working with timeseries you want to be able to filter on dimensions/tags/labels. TimescaleDB doesn't support this out of the box, the reason being Postgres' limitations on multi
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by aeyes 6y ago
I don't consider TimescaleDB to be a serious contender as long as I need a 2000 line script to install functions and views to have something essential for time-series data like dimensions: https://github.com/timescale&#
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by aeyes 6y ago
> The narrator It's a machine.
852.
by aeyes 6y ago
How can you transmit a virus which is not able to use your body to replicate itself?
853.
by aeyes 6y ago
This is the guide to read the data: https://github.com/github/archive-program/blob/master/GUIDE.... You need to know how tar, lzma, utf-8 and git work. Judging by how hard it is to decipher ancient texts
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by aeyes 6y ago
Yep, I was joking with our rep that them using Cloudflare Access for their internal services sounds like a problem waiting to happen. Guess I wasn't wrong, they might even have lost access to internal monitoring systems which is pretty
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by aeyes 6y ago
Their comment regarding the late update here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23878496 > Because of the way we securely connect to StatusPage.io from most locations where our team is based. The traffic got blackhole
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by aeyes 6y ago
Nice! Who says that you have to download from arbitrary URLs? If you have to use public modules you are free to copy the source to some internal server first. It's just a single file! It looks like modules can't import other modul
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by aeyes 6y ago
Is the attack now changing usernames to the BTC address or are these people just trolling? https://twitter.com/search?q=bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p8...
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by aeyes 6y ago
> You don’t just design a good table schema independently and start querying it This is only true for trivial problems, in the real world you are going to have tradeoffs. You can't design a schema for transactional and analytical wo
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by aeyes 6y ago
Do you really need the SDK for Facebook Login? It's just OAuth.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Even easier way to understand what happened: - slots full - to update slots with a new host you need an empty slot - hosts went away but updating config was impossible -> errors because config referenced non-existing hosts
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by aeyes 6y ago
At least from here tiktok.com servers are in the US and their CDN is Akamai. And I'm far far away from the US. Also, take a look at their career page for engineering positions, most of them are in the US: https://careers.tik
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by aeyes 6y ago
Interesting project from a research standpoint, for Covid however I don't see the use case. Still it is interesting to see what can be done. A family member does this for a living and they have been working on a lot of Covid cases late
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by aeyes 6y ago
It's the dry air that makes people sick who aren't used to living with an AC, I see it in the office every year. I'd say Barcelona is right around the area where an AC makes sense, you have 2 months per year being a little an
864.
by aeyes 6y ago
You stop being a startup when you start spending your own money.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Why is it stupid if it works? Is my 6 year old smartphone stupid to use on the internet? Is my 20 year old keyboard which works excellent obsolete? Is my 25 year old microwave a hazard? Money doesn't grow on trees, why would I stop usi
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by aeyes 6y ago
You got me motivated, ONE linter for everything. Then I checked the code and see that this is a bash script which just runs the language-specific linters packaged in a Docker container :(.
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by aeyes 6y ago
They might be usable for airplanes, ships, oil platforms, islands...
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by aeyes 6y ago
They seem to have too much free time on their hand to be brag about it. 99% of us just keep working quietly.
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by aeyes 6y ago
> I can run Intellij Idea: Java IDE, load project with thousands of files into it and it won't eat 8 GB. I don't have the same experience, PyCharm is absolutely killing my machine and I always have it in Power Save mode. Sure,
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by aeyes 6y ago
There are two types of failover in RDS: - Single instance, if the instance dies they start a new one and mount the same storage. This can take some time, in general under 5min but I have seen it take 45min, especially for the large instance

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