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10y ago
Does it ever make sense to use Cassandra on a single node for anything but dev/test? I am under the impression that Cassandra's performance comes from its distribution capabilities.
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bsg75
10y ago
Can you explain the cardinality problem in a bit more detail? Its come up more than once in this thread.
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10y ago
It was never an accurate term either. A person who can simultaneously be fluent and productive across the entire stack is a unicorn, mostly attractive to penny pinching startups who themselves hope investors believe in unicorns.
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Are analytic RDBMS and data warehouse appliances obsolete?
(dbms2.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I wonder what the loss rate of these will be? As in, how many will fall out of ears to be lost, as they are not physically tethered to the wearer?
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10y ago
Maybe for similar reasons you posted this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8651298
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Mawk-2
(github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I was using rclone with Swift first, so it was a natural choice. If I was only using GCS, I might default to a Google supplied utility, but I have not compared the two.
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10y ago
I have been using this successfully with Google Cloud Storage and our own internal Swift object store. For the latter, it uploads much faster than the shell scripts I had been using, and it has similar utility as an "rsync for the clou
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10y ago
IIRC, Ag excels at code search, where grep can outpace it when searching things like data files. "The Silver Searcher is a tool for searching code." ( http://geoff.greer.fm/ag/ )
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bsg75
10y ago
> I feel that 1) I'll be forever with the current company and 2) if I'm ever laid off, I'll never get a job again because I can't solve the puzzles. (1) You have an income currently, and that gives you time to explore
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10y ago
Faster than Ack, not always faster than grep.
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Ask HN: Script Library Generator?
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10y ago
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ASCII Delimited Text – Not CSV or TAB Delimited Text
(ronaldduncan.wordpress.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I'm genuinely interested in how this community views the demise of a site like gawker will have an actual effect on those like the NYT, CNN, WaPo, etc. ?
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10y ago
Hours to start up? On what size dataset does that start to become the case? Been experimenting with BigQuery, and interested in how pricing compares: Usage vs instance based.
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10y ago
But it runs OSX, which is the reason some people are willing to pay that much for that configuration. Those who need something with newer components and at a lower price can easily source a different machine and operating system.
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10y ago
Maybe because it was created as a presentation and the author shared his slides for everyone's benefit.
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Edward: A (Python) library for probabilistic modeling, inference, and criticism
(edwardlib.org)
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10y ago
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740.
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bsg75
10y ago
Or perhaps the problem is that Reddit did not grow into its current userbase (with whatever problems that base brings with it) by being an advertiser friendly platform, which is what its current owner wants to try and mold it into.
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10y ago
I don't see in the project why I would want to push my notes to Slack. What is the feature in Slack that makes this useful ?
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Altair is a declarative statistical visualization library for Python
(github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
jq . file.json | less or curl ... | jq . | less
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10y ago
jq . file.json | less
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10y ago
Why does Amazon allow reviews from unverified purchases, those not made by customers through their site? Would this not improve the validity of reviews?
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10y ago
Does that government still regulate the systems, ensuring proper service as a priority over profit, or do they simply forgo responsibility as often appears to be the case in the US examples?
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What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL (2014)
(wozniak.ca)
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10y ago
> Several friends of mine commented how stored procedures were a disaster because they weren't kept in version control There are pre-made tools to do this, and its relatively easy to author your own extracting of the DDL from all DB
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10y ago
http://blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2016/05/an-object-has-no...
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10y ago
Except they appear to use the plural and non-plural words forms as different coordinates. Thats going to cause some confusion.
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