bigfish24

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Turn-Key Liquid Immersion Cooling Data Center(grcooling.com)
1 points by bigfish24 4y ago|0 comments
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Mocking Time in Async Rust(ditto.live)
19 points by bigfish24 5y ago|0 comments
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Sync critical data in real time, even without an internet connection(techrepublic.com)
4 points by bigfish24 5y ago|1 comments
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Ditto raises $9M to connect devices peer-to-peer(venturebeat.com)
1 points by bigfish24 5y ago|0 comments
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by bigfish24 5y ago
Similarly, a gov registration fee website simply disabled the “next” button at UI layer because I was late from the deadline. Easy bypass and paid fee, never heard anything else.
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by bigfish24 5y ago
sorry about that, they are fixed now!
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Show HN: CRDT-Backed Realtime Database(docs.ditto.live)
5 points by bigfish24 5y ago|2 comments
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Multiplexing Multipath P2P Mobile Transports(ditto.live)
7 points by bigfish24 6y ago|0 comments
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by bigfish24 6y ago
As former competitive rower, can’t see switching to anything but C2, but I like the idea to expand the market to more. My biggest concern is that it tends to take 4-6 weeks to get comfortable with posture and just sitting on the machine for
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by bigfish24 6y ago
Great summary. CRDTs are a better fit for generalized data. Having previously worked on an OT system, the central server stickiness and merge complexity simply did not scale. There are trade-offs with CRDTs, especially metadata, but as the
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Solving macOS VM kernel panics on heavily-loaded Proxmox servers(nicksherlock.com)
2 points by bigfish24 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Rust Toolchain for iOS Bitcode(github.com)
137 points by bigfish24 7y ago|27 comments
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by bigfish24 9y ago
Very interesting! If you were to make a v2, would you adjust the 49:1 imbalance and add more hot dog images?
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by bigfish24 9y ago
What kind of accuracy did you get with the transfer learning attempts?
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Building a Gantt Chart from GitHub Issues: With Near Caching Using Realm(realm.io)
11 points by bigfish24 9y ago|0 comments
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Thanks! In the configuration of a new PostgresAdapter, you can define the Realm schema, which can be a subset of the tables/columns in Postgres. For example the demo app we built works with a Postgres database with 15 tables, but the a
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Realm ties PostgreSQL databases to mobile applications(networkworld.com)
7 points by bigfish24 10y ago|2 comments
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Property changes are only supported with individual object notifications that were introduced with Realm 2.4. We haven't planned to add property changes in the collection notifications yet, but will definitely note the request!
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by bigfish24 10y ago
The biggest would be the Realm Mobile Platform is not a service, but a server-side application, Realm Object Server, that you can run on your own alongside the mobile client SDKs embedded in your apps. Another key difference, is that with o
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Adam from Realm, thanks for the feedback. We do plan to offer a pure Java API, but it hasn't been a top priority. However, with the launch of Realm Mobile Platform we have been getting more requests for this because teams want to use J
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by bigfish24 10y ago
I am assuming this is coming from an Android point of view? If not, we do support passing what changed in the notifications for all the other platforms now. We call it "collection notifications" for example with JS: https:/&
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by bigfish24 10y ago
There is unofficial Realm Cordova support being done by the community: https://github.com/airamrguez/cordova-plugin-realm
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Time means logical clock. We incorporate a number of mechanisms to track causality, such that for each changeset we know exactly which other changesets it was based on. Timestamps are only used when two changesets that are causally unrelate
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by bigfish24 10y ago
We really value this honest and direct feedback. Thank you for telling your experience. Obviously, we would love to change your mind and we will continue to improve the database and server product to hopefully earn that in the future.
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by bigfish24 10y ago
A server-side Java SDK is on our roadmap. The current version makes use of Android functionality, like the looper, so we need to transition it. Already, the Node.js SDK has an API where you can register callbacks across Realms, giving you t
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Cool! We know it is a balance, and we are trying as best as possible to straddle making it easy for everyone and also building the business for the long-term.
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Agree that the CAP theorem isn't as strict as that statement implies. The trade-off only occurs at certain points. Sorry it was a little unclear!
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by bigfish24 10y ago
thank you for the kind words!
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by bigfish24 10y ago
The Node.js SDK provided with the pro/enterprise license supports working with synchronized Realms. The open-source version only works with standalone Realms. We realize there is a pain-point here with pricing for smaller teams/st
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by bigfish24 10y ago
Right now the only way to listen for changes on the server is through the Node.js SDK provided in the professional/enterprise editions. The open-source Node.js SDK does not support opening/writing/listening to synchronized Re

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