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by caust1c 4y ago
Main discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31738029
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by caust1c 4y ago
The above statements are not mutually exclusive.
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Coinbase lays off 1100 employees(theverge.com)
23 points by caust1c 4y ago|5 comments
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by caust1c 4y ago
Nice! Thanks for the reply! Looking forward to see where this goes! :-)
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by caust1c 4y ago
It was my understanding that those databases do have sparse indexes, but admittedly I may have applied that assumption based on my majority experience with Clickhouse where it uses LSM Tree engines and also has a sparse index. Would it be c
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by caust1c 4y ago
How does it compare to BadgerDB/RocksDB/LevelDB? I see that it's using Arrow and Parquet of course, but the Sparse Index sounds very similar to LSM Tree like storage engines, except using something like a K-Way Merge algorit
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by caust1c 4y ago
That's the vibe I'm getting.
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by caust1c 4y ago
Looking through his travel history, this man must have a massive carbon footprint. I really hope that the world stops idolizing the digital nomad lifestyle.
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Bill to require job postings to include salaries passes Washington Senate(kiro7.com)
360 points by caust1c 5y ago|324 comments
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by caust1c 5y ago
It's missing Clickhouse in the database list!
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by caust1c 5y ago
Is this the new valleywag? Someone needs to be the new whistleblower with a hint of sarcasm. Hope this is it!
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by caust1c 5y ago
Notably absent: Social Media Services. Weird! /s
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by caust1c 5y ago
I've thought a lot about what plagues our modern world and I've come to the same conclusion. I'm at a loss for what can be done about it though. We can't very easily ban advertising. Any regulation has to be lightweigh
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by caust1c 5y ago
Yeah, this guy has clearly read about the theory of constraints but his pivot into criticizing the wealth tax on the basis "founders will lose control of their company" is simply bullshit.
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by caust1c 5y ago
I agree and that's the reason I unsubscribed also. I just don't have the time! Although I suspect the reason is that he's got an extremely fast turnaround, and doesn't have the additional time to distill all those thoug
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by caust1c 5y ago
I think the SEC would have something to say about this unless the exercised options made the individual an accredited investor ipso facto. Edit: But maybe that doesn't apply to selling shares on the private market, only buying? Also i
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by caust1c 5y ago
End-to-end test suites do not excel in continuous integration workflows. They excel as part of your metrics, monitoring and alerting system running continuously for as long as the service they exercise lives. Perhaps it wouldn't be as
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by caust1c 5y ago
Subsidies, closed grid electric sources, could be anything! (Not claiming it's feasible, but playing devils advocate because of course I'm hopeful)
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by caust1c 5y ago
Nothing to see here folks! Move along. /s
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by caust1c 5y ago
Have you heard of VFIO for Graphics Cards in Linux host with Windows Guest? Haven't tried it yet, but it's my winter project and I'm excited: https://passthroughpo.st/
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by caust1c 5y ago
Holy shit. No wonder google doesn't give a shit about adblockers. Those people would be the ones who care about litigation and stopping this shit. Easy to let such a small % of users slide when the other 99% will willingly fall into
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by caust1c 5y ago
Awesome, great to hear! I've been using clickhouse for a long time and although we haven't contributed significantly to development, random bugs and issues have been quite painful in the past. Looking forward to what you're
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by caust1c 5y ago
Curious what the motivation behind rebuilding it in rust is, versus contributing more to Clickhouse? Obviously memory safety is a big one, but is that the only reason? What are the other goals of the project? Personally, I'd love to s
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Algorithm Monocultures(buttondown.email)
3 points by caust1c 5y ago|0 comments
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Hightouch (YC S19) Raises 12M Series A(forbes.com)
1 points by caust1c 5y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 5y ago
I think the author's simply referencing the fact that it's a common chip used in many usb controllers and make it easy to build peripherals that work with USB standards.
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by caust1c 5y ago
This whole damn list can be boiled down to "how to communicate effectively" and isn't very actionable at all by the reader. Which isn't too much of a surprise to me because that's the exact way I felt reading Manag
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by caust1c 5y ago
In what world does NYC have better outdoor spaces than SF??
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Ask HN: Is Anyone Listed on the LTSE Yet?
1 points by caust1c 5y ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 5y ago
No mention of Spectre or Meltdown? I'm all for improving formal verification but their method ignores the fact that there are leaky abstractions throughout the stack, those of which enable vulnerabilities. That is, this seems like tota

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