brettproctor

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by brettproctor 10y ago
Assuming dwaxe replies claiming to not be a robot, how would we go about verifying? :P
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by brettproctor 10y ago
Can someone explain why people hate this reply so much? This is a perfect subreddit describing this very scenario, and my submission there is now #2, indeed making this relevant r/nottheonion material. Is this just generic reddit hate
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by brettproctor 10y ago
That is awesome.
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by brettproctor 10y ago
Also relevant: https://www.reddit.com/r/KarmaConspiracy/ As well as: https://www.reddit.com/r/HailCorporate/
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by brettproctor 10y ago
Relevant: https://www.reddit.com/r/nottheonion
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by brettproctor 10y ago
I always thought the smartest thing was keeping the frontpage unappealing enough to scare off anyone who hadn't already been told by a good friend it was worth checking out. It is sort of this pseudo invite-only filter.
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by brettproctor 11y ago
Pipes was the first service I ever owned from an ops perspective (circa 2008). We had two clusters, one on each coast. I thought we had capacity to take one offline to do a full upgrade, turns out we didn't. By the time I turned the we
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by brettproctor 11y ago
This quote from the article talks about data verification. Although we all know that a backup isn't really a backup until you've tested restoring from it :-) """ To tackle this, we built a background “anti-entropy”
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by brettproctor 11y ago
Yes, the idea is to be as general purpose as possible. That was one of the motivations for avoiding tape.
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by brettproctor 11y ago
No. We published an article of doing raid in hdfs in june 2014: https://code.facebook.com/posts/536638663113101/saving-capac...