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931.
by andruby 7y ago
But some things they seem to remember forever. I'm always amazed at the connections my child makes and the details he remembers.
932.
Postgres 12 to get concurrent rebuilding of indexes(paquier.xyz)
2 points by andruby 7y ago|0 comments
933.
Conveyor 1.0: A development workflow Git client(conveyor.com)
2 points by andruby 8y ago|0 comments
934.
by andruby 8y ago
Link to the announcement http://blog.plataformatec.com.br/2019/02/announcing-broadway
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Broadway: Concurrent, multi-stage data pipeline with Elixir(github.com)
4 points by andruby 8y ago|1 comments
936.
by andruby 8y ago
TIL. Thank you. As a non-native english speaker, I've only now had this epiphany.
937.
by andruby 8y ago
I was dissapointed that your submission hadn’t caught traction, so I reposted it with “Intel releases ...” in the title because for me that was the newsworthy bit. I was interested in what the community had to say about this Intel code bein
938.
Scalable Video Technology for AV1 Encoder(github.com)
46 points by andruby 8y ago|11 comments
939.
by andruby 8y ago
Is it? European movies have more sex in them and often have smaller budgets.
940.
by andruby 8y ago
Thank you for writing this down. Over the years these are crucial lessons I had to learn. Patience is such an important lesson to teach to young programmers. I want people to feel confident asking me questions, so I will never treat a quest
941.
by andruby 8y ago
* citation needed
942.
by andruby 8y ago
I'd say it's a great example of Simon Sinek's advice "People don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it". https://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_insp...
943.
by andruby 8y ago
Lotteries are reverse solidarity: a lot of people pay to make 1 person rich. Lotteries are my prime example when I want to highlight that humans don't act rationally
944.
by andruby 8y ago
I'm in the same boat. I have a vision in mind for how a perfect PIM could look like: a mind-map like structure to organize everything. A pintrest-like UI to list all "cards"/"pages". I'd love to create an
945.
by andruby 8y ago
I've been looking for a Personal Knowledge Manager for a while (and been thinking about creating one). Feel free to message me if you're considering open sourcing or releasing it.
946.
by andruby 8y ago
I've been looking for something too. GetCanvas (now defunct but released as open source) was wonderful, but seems abandoned. stackedit.io has been the closest that I could find.
947.
by andruby 8y ago
There's a great episode of the Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders by Dave Evans on "Designing the Life You Really Want" where he suggest applying design thinking to designing your life. Including how to use rapid protot
948.
by andruby 8y ago
I used Erlang before Elixir and it was awesome, albeit with a syntax that required getting used too. I've often looked at bridging the gap between Ruby and Erlang, and closely watched and tested solutions like Reia [0], Erlectricity [1
949.
Sennheiser discloses monumental blunder that cripples HTTPS on PCs and Macs(arstechnica.com)
1 points by andruby 8y ago|0 comments
950.
by andruby 8y ago
Are you sure? According to https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/654/whats-the-t... , flight deck salary costs are about 1~2% of total flight costs
951.
by andruby 8y ago
> What's the point of war in the modern world? To create reasons to keep funding the military industrial complex. To assert political and economical power.
952.
Packet.net launches GPU machines(packet.com)
1 points by andruby 8y ago|0 comments
953.
by andruby 8y ago
Wow, that would be a lot more than I would expect. Did you have a source for this number?
954.
by andruby 8y ago
Think about all the jokes you make against Canadians. Belgians and the Dutch have a similar “brotherly friendship”. We’ll make fun of each others customs but are pretty good friends. Eg. The Dutch have “ATM machines for fried food”.
955.
by andruby 8y ago
I feel like I've been living under a rock. I've never heard of Bytedance. Is it mostly unknown in the western world?
956.
by andruby 8y ago
This sounds true for startups and "established" organisation alike.
957.
by andruby 8y ago
We increased "vacuum_cost_limit" globally and decreased "autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor" and "autovacuum_analyze_scale_factor" for large tables. Most of them by a factor 4~5x. The docs explain the different set
958.
by andruby 8y ago
I came here to mention freeciv-web. Isn't that exactly what CivJS is trying to do?
959.
by andruby 8y ago
What are these so-called "black" companies? It sounds intriguing.
960.
by andruby 8y ago
We have tables with 5B rows and don't use partitioning (yet). I do recommend testing and optimising the vacuum settings for large or often updated tables.

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