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by ccleve 5y ago
Sometimes moving money in this manner can be construed as a fraudulent transfer of funds. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraudulent_conveyance
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by ccleve 5y ago
Why was this downvoted? Rust may be the "most loved" language, but after a few weeks with it, I don't love it. We've got to face the reality that it makes simple things way too complicated. In fairness, I have found the
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by ccleve 5y ago
This. Plus, you can use temporary tables, which limits the amount of application code you have to write. Put your intermediate results in temp tables, and build indexes on them if you have to. It's a cheap way of forcing the optimizer
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by ccleve 5y ago
Do you have a link? I'd like to see it. I googled and did not find much pertaining to "ant financial" and "postgres". Perhaps your google-fu is better than mine...
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by ccleve 5y ago
20 of my 40 years has involved managing and searching document repositories of various flavors. Prior to that, many of my clients were law firms. And yes, I have built more than one legal document repository. >> systems you've ne
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by ccleve 5y ago
Based on my 40 years of experience as a software developer.
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by ccleve 5y ago
Exactly this. Pascal was a great language, and I wonder how much we've lost by having it go by the wayside. It was strongly-typed, easy to read, cross-platform, produced native executables, and was lightning fast to compile and execute
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by ccleve 5y ago
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts is obviously incompetent to carry out this work. Anyone who demands nine years to do this shouldn't be taken seriously. All documents should simply be dumped into a common repository. S3 wou
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by ccleve 5y ago
There's another one in Oregon: https://www.evergreenmuseum.org/exhibit/sr-71-blackbird/
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by ccleve 5y ago
If you're suggesting that we should double the size of the hardware rather than add a single index, then I respectfully disagree. But your point is well-taken. Hardware is cheap.
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by ccleve 5y ago
It's not an index on every column. It's a single index across all columns.
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by ccleve 5y ago
Sorry, no. The original schema was correct, and the new one is a mistake. The reason is that the new schema adds a great deal of needless complexity, requires the overhead of foreign keys, and makes it a hassle to change things later. It&#x
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by ccleve 5y ago
Postgres does something similar. Every time a query returns a row the system must do a lookup into a visibility map to see if the row is visible to the current transaction. It can also check if it's a completely dead row. If there is a
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by ccleve 5y ago
Enterprise search is a hard problem, but this looks pretty slick. What's your tech stack? Did you create the integrations from scratch, or use something like Zapier?
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by ccleve 5y ago
Good idea. Bubble appears to have multiple such templates.
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Ask HN: Best way to build Yelp for X?
1 points by ccleve 5y ago|2 comments
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by ccleve 5y ago
It appears that all these extra functions are written in Rust, but the core Timescale product is written in C. Why did you do it that way? Would you do it differently if you were starting from scratch today?
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by ccleve 5y ago
It does make sense. Thanks.
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by ccleve 5y ago
Duplicating my question to Lockerman below. Sorry for the double post. Is the -> operator just syntactic sugar? Is this: SELECT device_id, timevector(ts, val) -> sort() -> delta() -> abs() -> sum() as volatility the same as t
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by ccleve 5y ago
Is this just syntactic sugar, then? Is this: SELECT device_id, timevector(ts, val) -> sort() -> delta() -> abs() -> sum() as volatility the same as this? SELECT device_id, sum(abs(delta(sort(timevector(ts, val))))) as volatility
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by ccleve 5y ago
The big thing to notice here: all of the top themes are minimalist. Limited colors, simple layout, just nice spacing and typography. I've spent a lot of time looking for good, professional-looking minimalist themes and the pickings hav
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by ccleve 5y ago
"Illegal" means contrary to the law. Plenty of things that are illegal but carry no criminal penalties. As a practical matter, the court would rule that sham candidates are impermissible, and then their opponents would have an opp
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by ccleve 5y ago
A friend of mine (and my successor as chairman of the Chicago Republican Party) filed a case in the U.S. Supreme Court this week over the same tactic right here in Chicago. https://www.chicagotribune.com/politics/ct-mic
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by ccleve 5y ago
Greg, if you see this, what is your opinion of the newer you-can-use-this-software-for-anything-but-cloud-services licenses? https://www.elastic.co/pricing/faq/licensing https://www.mongodb.com/lic
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by ccleve 5y ago
I wish I could hire non-technicals. The problem is that the product is only partially built. No product means no need for anything other than product at this point.
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by ccleve 5y ago
No one has mentioned it, although it may well be a factor. I think it's not so much the politics as it is that people see other interests and don't know what to do with them. It's as if having done additional things during yo
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by ccleve 5y ago
Don't even get to the interview stage. My tech skills never got assessed.
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by ccleve 5y ago
See my other comment. Yes, we will hire actual old people.
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by ccleve 5y ago
We'll hire more than one. A bunch, if this product works out.
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by ccleve 5y ago
I wrote the ad. Holy cow, I didn't expect to be #1 on Hacker News. Will answer any questions. Here's one you might ask: Why? I'm pushing 60 and I've attempted to interview for developer jobs over the last year. Got nowhe

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