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by camel_gopher 11mo ago
Nearly all time series databases store single value aggregations (think p95) over a time period. A select few store actual serialized distributions (Atlas from Netflix, Apica IronDB, some bespoke implementations). Latency tooling is sorely
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by camel_gopher 11mo ago
Evil
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by camel_gopher 11mo ago
You have to be able to get the prescription. HMOs (Kaiser specifically) will generally not provide any sort of preventative care in this area unless your numbers are very high. You can’t get access to a cardiologist unless you’ve already ha
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by camel_gopher 11mo ago
Tl;dr be affluent enough to be able to afford great medical care and have enough free time for preventative actions
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by camel_gopher 1y ago
“Simply do the laundry, other energy intensive task next day.” lol the single life
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by camel_gopher 1y ago
ClickHouse
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by camel_gopher 1y ago
That sounds like a lot of resources provisioned for 6k/s. 625GB/24hr is a small footprint.
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by camel_gopher 1y ago
Many mid and senior developers cannot write specs. I agree with the intent of your statement.
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by camel_gopher 1y ago
No agenda, no attenda
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by camel_gopher 1y ago
I’m seeing more of them with trash. Last one I took had a rolled up bundle of used bandages.
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by camel_gopher 2y ago
I 3d printed puzzle pieces using Go to generate the join sections. Figuring out the right tolerance takes some trial and error.
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by camel_gopher 2y ago
Wow this article misses many TSDBs that predated those listed. Victoria seems to be basically a rewrite of Prom.
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by camel_gopher 2y ago
That breathing pattern is called the death rattle.
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by camel_gopher 2y ago
I have two kids. The case is not curious at all.
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by camel_gopher 2y ago
Don’t DM them, give positive feedback publicly, negative feedback privately.
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by camel_gopher 2y ago
That’s it?
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Traces are not looking like the near future, and metrics/logs are not looking that way in the Otel collector.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
And comes with all the downsides of Prometheus as well
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Interesting. I think AWS Athena is $5/TB for queries.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Latest on NuScale was 189/MW ($0.189/kW). More expensive than solar but here in CA 20 cents a kilowatt would be welcome
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Is it as fast as vim or emacs? If not then a tough sell from my view. Same with chewing up cpu cores.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Human drivers just have secretly cursed driver configurations.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Same here, but the “lots of Cassandra instances” approach isn’t really oriented for continuous versioning. One may notice the availability lags with the current iCloud implementation which sometimes come across as inconsistency.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Okta verify is another resource intensive agent. 1-5% cpu to continuously stat a client side cert.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Holy shit I know someone who was in that flight
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Sounds like the use case is perfect for a hybrid which does 30 miles electric.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
One of the great leaders in the tech community
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Nuclear power revisited – SMRs come of age(medium.com)
2 points by camel_gopher 3y ago|1 comments
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
The mass production aspect of SMRs should provide some economies of scale for construction costs. Needing a large crane doesn’t scale.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
I think it was Paul Graham who gave a good indicator if the VC was saying yes. “Look down. Is there a term sheet in front of you?”

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