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   Awesome Functional Python(github.com)

   5 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
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   by bsg75 10y ago

   Ah, caveats within: https://golang.org/doc/gdb
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   by bsg75 10y ago

   I think gdb is an option.
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   by bsg75 10y ago

   Boost dependency, which I always have bad luck getting to build in a reasonable time. Isn't Boost going away?
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   by bsg75 10y ago

   "Game of Thrones" is a brand, "Winter is coming" is a sentence. This is DMCA abuse.
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   MariaDB column store(mariadb.com)

   2 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
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   by bsg75 10y ago

   Not all data comes in at a rate where streaming approaches are necessary. Sensors, click or IoT data perhaps, but for things like purchases, signups, or other "daily" activities batch processing is suitable and less complex to bui
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   Stuff the internet says about scalability(highscalability.com)

   2 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
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   by bsg75 10y ago

   I think they had forewarning for months: https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dri-devel/2016-Februa...
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Blocking ProctorU shortens the process? ;)
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    This is an excellent summary, and covers the cases for those of us who use both and when they choose one vs the other.
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/met...
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    I wonder what this means for the future of ZFS and it license? Possibly no change.
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Just like with BigQuery, a carefully thought out partitioning scheme is critical, or your queries need to be carefully locked down to prevent excessive table scanning. I burned through my BigQuery trial credit fast, by not using partitions
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    I think I would prefer the proctored location in any case.
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    > Installed their proprietary software on my Mac 1) No 2) What if you don't have a web cam, say a desktop, not a MacBook?
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    > You will not be able to open any tabs or windows If I had to code purely from memory, without the benefit of language or library docs, I would not be able to write anything of use. Personally when hiring, I'm not interested in a c
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    You don't replace them with an OLAP format, you can pair them with an OLAP engine to aggregate, filter, or analyze. Elastic Search and Splunk are one approach, SQL query engines are another. Apache Drill is a schema discovery on read
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    "Amazon Athena uses Apache Hive DDL to define tables."
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Apache Drill might have been a better basis if they wanted to build a "query everything easily" based on an existing project.
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    "Amazon Athena uses Presto with ANSI SQL support and works with a variety of standard data formats, including CSV, JSON, ORC, and Parquet." I wonder if this is essentially a Presto SaaS product?
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Details or links? That would be a concern.
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Rust is less seasoned. C# is fine on Windows, Linux support is second priority. C/C++ takes a bit more work and skill (IMO). Java is probably very widespread, but less popular from a publicity standpoint. Go is equally stable on Win an
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Perfection is the opposite extreme from minimum viable product. There could be a "happy medium" where a ship schedule incorporates a reasonable level of quality in v1. Minimum viable is too often implemented as ship as fast as pos
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    "Just ship it, we can iron out the bugs later" - later never comes because that cycle repeats ad nauseam.
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    SQL Server in a Fedora Docker Container(fedoramagazine.org)

    1 points by bsg75 10y ago|0 comments
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    > You're going to have to install Linux yourself. I would'nt have it any other way, as long as video and network driver support is part of the common and current distros.
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    Ask HN: 17 inch Linux Laptops?

    2 points by bsg75 10y ago|2 comments
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    The tricky part for this approach is knowing the order things can get done. Days can be dynamic. I'm wondering if a schedule without times but only durations would be an upgrade from the ToDo list, showing how much can be accomplished
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    by bsg75 10y ago

    Is there any surprise here? A platform whose existence is based on clickbait and other worthless content was not careful in tracking ad success metrics? This is why we don't pay programmers to find bugs, but from the opposite perspecti