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by brasetvik 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_rate_fallacy#False_positi...
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by brasetvik 6y ago
Cognite | Oslo, Norway and Austin, US | On-site (we help relocate) or remote | https://www.cognite.com/en/careers Cognite provides contextualised data as a service, such as digital twins, focusing on asset heavy indust
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by brasetvik 6y ago
Cognite | Oslo, Norway and Austin, US | On-site (we help relocate) or remote | https://www.cognite.com/en/careers Cognite provides contextualised data as a service, such as digital twins, focusing on asset heavy indust
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by brasetvik 6y ago
I'm sure a certain Joseph Fourier was asked that question too, quite some time ago. :)
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by brasetvik 6y ago
Cognite | Oslo, Norway and Austin, US | On-site (we help relocate) or remote | https://www.cognite.com/en/careers Cognite provides contextualised data as a service, such as digital twins, focusing on asset heavy indust
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by brasetvik 6y ago
Big fan of graphviz. Lots of interesting tools that use it being posted here, so here's a toy of mine: https://github.com/alexbrasetvik/graphspec I've used it mostly to mix edge+node definitions in comments i
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by brasetvik 7y ago
Hey. I wrote that a long time ago. Funny to see it re-surface and glad it's helpful. :) There is a presentation version of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpX7J-G2PEo&feature=youtu.be (I made the presentat
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by brasetvik 7y ago
The page doesn't do a great job at explaining the mechanism (which from a quick glance seems to involve WebRTC). This is a better resource on this topic, which involves DNS rebinding: https://medium.com/@brannondorsey&#
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by brasetvik 7y ago
XSS coupled with a vulnerable JSONP endpoint can also be chained to a persistent client-side XSS via service workers. https://c0nradsc0rner.com/2016/06/17/xss-persistence-using-j...
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by brasetvik 8y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch (and more), is hiring for a lot of roles: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers#engineering Location: Earth
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Elastic acquires source code search platform Insight.io(elastic.co)
1 points by brasetvik 8y ago|0 comments
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by brasetvik 8y ago
Another feature that should probably be on that list is Common Table Expressions: https://momjian.us/main/writings/pgsql/cte.pdf (I still frequently run into people who work a lot with SQL that don't use
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by brasetvik 8y ago
And that's why server side request forgery (SSRF) is so dangerous.
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by brasetvik 9y ago
Note that Postgres supports functional indexes, and the case in the post (a `lower(column)=`-clause not being able to utilise the column's index) is the example used in the documentation: https://www.postgresql.org/docs
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by brasetvik 9y ago
This is (understandably!) a common request, and both are on our roadmap.
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by brasetvik 9y ago
Per availability zone, Elastic Cloud currently scales vertically (in power-of-two increments) until a cluster hits 64GiB memory, at which point multiple 64GiB-nodes are added. While you can run Elasticsearch with e.g. two 8GiB nodes per zon
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by brasetvik 9y ago
(Disclaimer: I work on Elastic's Cloud team) While AWS ES can be cheaper in some configurations, Elastic Cloud is actually quite competitive in pricing for larger clusters when compared to AWS' ES-service. This post compares the t
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Have you considered a more permissive license, like Apache/MIT/BSD?
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, is hiring for a lot of positions: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers I'm on the team behind Found, which is the official hosted Elasticsearch service. We're hiring
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, is hiring for a lot of positions: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers I'm on the team behind Found.no, which is a hosted Elasticsearch service. We're hiring enginee
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, is hiring for a lot of positions: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers I'm on the team behind Found.no, which is a hosted Elasticsearch service. We're hiring enginee
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, is hiring for a lot of positions: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers I'm on the team behind Found.no, which is a hosted Elasticsearch service. We're hiring enginee
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, is hiring for a lot of positions: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers I'm on the team behind Found.no, which is a hosted Elasticsearch service. We're hiring enginee
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by brasetvik 11y ago
Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, is hiring for a lot of positions: https://www.elastic.co/about/careers I'm on the team behind Found.no, which is a hosted Elasticsearch service. We're hiring enginee
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by brasetvik 12y ago
Elastic (formerly Elasticsearch) – https://elastic.co – Remote Remote senior software engineer with experience developing and/or operating large scale distributed systems, and more. See also: https://www.elastic.
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by brasetvik 12y ago
If you reach out to support, we can get you settled right away. :)
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by brasetvik 12y ago
Hi, Found-founder here. You can pick HA in eu-west-1 as well, and we've been battle testing a solution for other regions for some time now, and it'll soon be generally available. The issue is that a lot of regions only have two av
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by brasetvik 12y ago
Nice post! We also have some articles on analyzers here: https://www.found.no/tag/analyzers/ Our tool Play is also helpful when playing with analyzers, as it can show how text is processed step-by-step: https:&#x
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by brasetvik 12y ago
An important limitation to note is that while you can "just buy a second 2xlarge", you have to do it within the same hour: "When combining Reserved Instances, the end dates of the Reserved Instances must have the same hour di
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Elasticsearch from the Top Down(found.no)
4 points by brasetvik 12y ago|0 comments

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