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by bsg75 8y ago
Reuters is reporting the same
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Redis Labs and Common Clause attacked where it hurts: With open-source code(zdnet.com)
1 points by bsg75 8y ago|1 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
> The deal signifies that the Hadoop market could no longer sustain two big competitors. MapR is still out there.
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by bsg75 8y ago
> was brought in as a contractor to the same bank to fix issues management had not anticipated And continue to ignore. This is not a new issue, but the same story repeating over and over. Management purely via cost control is a terrible
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Cloudera and Hortonworks Announce Merger(hortonworks.com)
3 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
> It seemed (and still seems) like a project that lives and dies with one developer One major contributor (who may be project lead at Yandex?) and a lot of active contributors: https://github.com/yandex/ClickHouse&#x
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by bsg75 8y ago
By this definition we should all be running Oracle.
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by bsg75 8y ago
I have not used Gemini in a long time, but maybe worth looking into? https://macpaw.com/gemini
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by bsg75 8y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17999775
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by bsg75 8y ago
I'm using paid accounts on both Fastmail and Protonmail. I have settled on Fastmail now for primary use. Its not as feature rich as some services, but it covers what I need. Multiple account fetch, simple identity management for sendin
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TimeScaleDB 1.0 RC(blog.timescale.com)
4 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
Hell, I'm 50 and its the last thing I need.
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by bsg75 8y ago
> The gig economy is reducing wages and stability. Edit: And in turn purposefully growing an existing problem.
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by bsg75 8y ago
I doubt this is a new observation, but what strikes me is that the US employment system is based on benefits via employment (healthcare, retirement). The current "gig economy" trend removes these benefits from employment, and with
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Ask HN: Do you use communication tools differently now?
3 points by bsg75 8y ago|1 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
I love it when users believe the author of a FOSS package is obligated to support their operating system natively, and that Cygwin is not good enough.
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by bsg75 8y ago
Hate, conspiracy theories, anything that is rabid clickbait attracts eyeballs and thus ad revenue. Is it any surprise vanity platforms don’t do a good job at moderation? Content moderation is both an expense and revenue limiter. As a good n
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by bsg75 8y ago
Nitpicking over the definition of "balance" and "harmony". The general concept remains the same. I have found when senior management frowns at the start of any phrase beginning with "work life..." what they are
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by bsg75 8y ago
Are they blocking others who want to enter/exit the elevator? "EXCUSE ME!" works. Otherwise, if they choose a purgatory of never ending elevator rides, at least they are not behind the wheel of an automobile.
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by bsg75 8y ago
The line is established: The (US) government has legal limitations on what it can do that results limiting of free expression. Corporations do not. Twitter, FB, and any other platform run by a private company is not obligated to provide a p
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by bsg75 8y ago
I believe that since timescale creates time based partitions, you can expire old data by dropping old chunks: https://docs.timescale.com/v0.11/api#drop_chunks
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TimescaleDB vs. InfluxDB: purpose built differently for time-series data(blog.timescale.com)
3 points by bsg75 8y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
> “When people die in a tsunami, they inhale saltwater that contains small marine microorganisms called diatoms, which means they suffocate and then drown ... These diatoms travel through the bloodstream and are deposited and preserved w
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by bsg75 8y ago
Parenthesis were to point out the tool is related to TimescaleDB - and I misspelled "DB"
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Introducing the Time Series Benchmark Suite (TimescaleDB)(blog.timescale.com)
23 points by bsg75 8y ago|5 comments
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by bsg75 8y ago
> 64 bit integers? Never had a need for this, but maybe there is a package that can add them in? https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/bit64/index.html
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by bsg75 8y ago
Again, extreme cost management ahead of comon sense never makes sense. Policies that shortcut compensation for the labor resources the company is trying to leverage can only damage the program from the outset. Is cost cutting the _only_ thi
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by bsg75 8y ago
> or another team member with no authority at all "Responsibility without authority is like being up a creek without a paddle." If you are expected to make improvements, you must be granted to power to make changes. Otherwise n
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by bsg75 8y ago
> We know many companies donate equally to both parties That is more lobbying than "donating", no?
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by bsg75 8y ago
I would suggest this is more of a forum software problem than a Python problem. Stripping indentation damages the readability of code in any language.

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