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by aeyes 6y ago
Here is pretty much the most detailed post about how it works you'll be able to find in public: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/amazon-rds-under-the-h... They basically do replication at the storage lay
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by aeyes 6y ago
The OS is irrelevant here.
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by aeyes 6y ago
LinkedIn job hunting works outside of the tech bubble as well. My friend is a medical lab technician, for quite some time she was job-hopping a lot and was able to leverage her contacts to find open positions which are hardly advertised any
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by aeyes 6y ago
What problem did you observe regarding CPU limits? Is it latency due to CFS CPU period?
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by aeyes 6y ago
>>If Apple offered repair services like Lenovo there wouldn't be a case. > They do as long as your business is near an apple store. No? Apple Care doesn't cover liquid damaged devices. And often they claim the device was
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by aeyes 6y ago
So where do I get genuine parts? Oh right, Apple doesn't sell them and even prevents OEMs from selling them. For many, many repairs the Genius bar just tells you that it is not repairable even though it is. A 2000$ device that you just
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by aeyes 6y ago
A few years ago I picked up a dumb mechanical second job at a rental store where I worked ~20h/month after work an on weekends. I didn't need the money but I needed the feeling of truly getting something done. When I left the stor
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by aeyes 6y ago
Yes, but here voice messages are used for synchronous communication.
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by aeyes 6y ago
If you like it or not, free speech works in two directions. A private company censoring the president is not the right approach. It's our job as a society to not blindly follow what is being said by politicians and more importantly, to
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by aeyes 6y ago
In Europe: WhatsApp, no one uses SMS anymore because WhatsApp started getting popular when people still had to pay for each SMS sent. I currently live in South America, same story: Nobody uses iMessage, everybody is on WhatsApp. Even busine
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by aeyes 6y ago
It all depends on peering, I get 13 hops to some networks in Europe which is some 12.000km away from here (7500 freedom units).
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by aeyes 6y ago
I'd follow up with the letter that you are moving out immediately. Let's see who'll be laughing last.
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by aeyes 6y ago
poetry and pipenv are really just layers of abstraction of what is part of the Python core (pip, pypi, venv, wheels). I don't even see what problems they solve, it seems like you end up with more problems using them.
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by aeyes 6y ago
A query hint is a clause you put into the query to make the planner execute the query in a certain way. Planner hint might not be the right term, Oracle has tools to show you different execution plans and to force a plan without touching th
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by aeyes 6y ago
You usually have one query that you need to optimize but hundreds more that query the same data, therefore messing with the statistics of a table is hardly ever optimal. Usually it's some three-way join with n:n:n relations which break
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by aeyes 6y ago
- query hints - planner hints - better statistics (including ways to manually create statistics) - no vacuum - automatic planner adjustment when true cost was off - better planning for prepared statements - active-active clustering with RAC
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by aeyes 6y ago
VirtualBox and VMWare support running alongside Hyper-V: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Changelog-6.0 https://blogs.vmware.com/workstation/2020/01/vmware-workstat...
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by aeyes 6y ago
I left the corporate world right around the time when they started to take away my admin privileges to install spyware on my machine. Good times.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Is it good or bad that I remember most of these features from my days on Windows 95? We have come a long way, I hardly ever have to open Task Manager nowadays.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Are you talking about Aurora? Because in RDS the replication is just what you get out of the box.
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by aeyes 6y ago
It's not good if the author of the project himself is raising this issue.
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by aeyes 6y ago
around 3000 connections, 2000 queues, 1K message size
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by aeyes 6y ago
With the upgrade from 9.6 to 10 we improved performance by 20% without doing any other changes. From 10 to 11 it was pretty similar, saw a 15-20% performance increase. We haven't made the jump to 12 yet, we expect overall performance t
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by aeyes 6y ago
CPU usage highly depends on the number of connected clients, not that much on message throughput. You can experiment with the excellent rabbitmq-perf-test tool to get some ballpark numbers. I have a system that only pushes 5k messages per s
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by aeyes 6y ago
Could you explain how RabbitMQ clustering is going to improve performance? For how it works I would expect it to lower performance.
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by aeyes 6y ago
> there's no way people who commute every day are doing so for cheaper than actually owning a car. Yes there is: Public transportation (bus, metro, train). Millions of people get to work using it every day. Just having a car sit on
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by aeyes 6y ago
Are you sure that this grants write access? From reading the reports I don't see anyone reporting that. If they should be granted read access to internal documents is of course another question.
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by aeyes 6y ago
If Google doesn't want extensions to have a certain permission, why don't they just kill it globally in Chrome? And if some apps can have permission X but others can't, there should be clear guidelines.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Chile Regulations probably prohibit anything else but I haven't looked into it.
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by aeyes 6y ago
Yes, I live in a country were we have such a system but as far as I know there are some others with similar systems. Loan payments increase every month, also some other services like insurances are charged this way. But of course your salar

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