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by bradhe 7y ago
> are all the boiler plating you have to do for Redux “really” necessary just to have state management? You can actually take this pretty far with regard to React in general. You can get in to some pretty funky situations with "prop
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by bradhe 7y ago
> None of the games from my childhood can run on a modern OS. I don't think that's within the time horizons that OP is trying to consider. That's kind of like saying "no one (or very few people with great effort) can
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by bradhe 7y ago
> So, it's quite a lot, being "the ingestion pipe" for Facebook. I see. I walked away from the article with the impression that it was meant to be a log aggregation service a la flume, splunk, or logstash. > the amount
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by bradhe 7y ago
Right—sorry. But point still stands. Under what circumstances was that much data being generated from (what I’m assuming is) normal logging?
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by bradhe 7y ago
So, if I'm reading this correctly, 2.5GB/s of log data being generated? If we assume (aggressively) that they have 5mil machines in their infrastructure, doesn't that mean that each machine would have to be generating 500kB&#
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by bradhe 7y ago
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/TOAST
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by bradhe 7y ago
> Why can't Postgres implement a transparent caching layer similar to Redis? Bruh it does! That's what page pools are all about. Not to mention the query cache...
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by bradhe 7y ago
> anywhere near valid Yeah they're laughably naïve.
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by bradhe 7y ago
> What a lot of people don't understand is that you want it both. Of course I want both. I also want a car that requires zero fuel, can go super fast, has great safety features, and is less than $100. Life is about trade offs and yo
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by bradhe 7y ago
Uh...TOAST is a system for storing data off page. It doesn't have anything to do with compression? Reading a TOAST actually requires reading two pages, so you're correct that there is read and write overhead. But it isn't CPU
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by bradhe 7y ago
This is cute.
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by bradhe 7y ago
Would anyone expect anything else?
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Workflow automation for continuous delivery by Puppet(puppet.com)
10 points by bradhe 7y ago|1 comments
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by bradhe 7y ago
If anyone reading this works on Forbes’ web team: Your page hijacking ads and modals begging me to “sign up” are just destroying the reading experience. Please, fix your shit before you ask people for money!
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by bradhe 7y ago
The thing that's truly amazing about WeWork is that they're able to get away with all this.
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by bradhe 7y ago
"Best" is quite a statement. Indeed, by "feature" it's great...but personally I'm never going to switch away from a QWERTY keyboard. It's really easy to under index consistency.
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by bradhe 7y ago
One of the top 10 metrics they choose to highlight is operating loss in the past 6 months. They just knew what everyone was going to look for anyway!
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by bradhe 7y ago
They've been slowly hikin' rates in my geo for months now. Used to charge me $6 to work one way. Three months later it's now double that.
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by bradhe 7y ago
weird flex but ok
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Show HN: Cube.js – Framework for building analytics into your web apps(github.com)
12 points by bradhe 7y ago|2 comments
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by bradhe 7y ago
> A 737 sized bird using 787 design principles/technology and built to properly handle the massive engines that modern customers crave. They should definitely make that! They could call it the...737 MAXIMUM SIZE. Or maybe the 7373 M
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by bradhe 7y ago
Boeing's MAX order backlog is 8 years long still.
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by bradhe 7y ago
> NPM is a small company with about 50 employees Doesn't this seem like a lot of people for a tool like NPM?
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by bradhe 7y ago
Creating a custom OS from scratch that's somehow more secure than a system that's 40 years old will be a real interesting feat. If they base it on Linux (didn't see evidence of that but didn't get that far in to the arti
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by bradhe 7y ago
> Beijing officials have decided to develop a custom operating system that will replace the Windows OS on computers used by the Chinese military. Okay. Good luck with that.
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by bradhe 7y ago
> They think $100k is the going rate Okay. So get a different job.
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by bradhe 8y ago
> literally drives for "all of them". But how many have they _stopped_ driving for?
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by bradhe 8y ago
No he's saying that AWS sucks at updating their status page.
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by bradhe 8y ago
I'm looking at you, AWS...
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by bradhe 8y ago
You need the AWS Marketplace my dude!

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