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by crorella 5y ago
Great article, a lot of useful commands for those that work programming in the DB.
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by crorella 5y ago
exactly, anyone could alter the content the URL points to.
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by crorella 5y ago
I unfollowed everyone and every page/group on FB and now I can just visit the profile when I want to see how they are doing, my feed is empty and since no ads are displayed when you visit a specific person's profile it is a very c
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by crorella 5y ago
It amazes me that things so basic and fundamental like understanding the way indexes work are often overlooked or not leveraged
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by crorella 5y ago
Hey! This is really cool! We did the same but for Presto and Spark by following a similar approach (mostly focusing on Partitioning and Bucketing, but the intermediate metadata datasets ended up being leveraged by multiple teams in the comp
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by crorella 5y ago
Missed some basic info about distributed systems: Partitioning, bucketing, sorting, bloom filters, the fact that you normally create specific logic to backfill rather than run the same 'daily' process N times. If you come from Dat
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by crorella 5y ago
why the DB? Why not the client itself? How much data was wasted back and forth between the client and the backend? how many CPU cicles were spent in that poorly optimized SQL statement?
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by crorella 5y ago
#wut MLM
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by crorella 5y ago
Telemetry per se is not a bad thing when you make it with privacy at the center of it. If you offer users the chance to opt-in/opt-out of logging and then REALLY respect that decision by first) not generating data when the user does
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by crorella 5y ago
> "Weighing just a teaspoon of salt more" why not just say the glasses are 5 grams more? I like that there is a light signaling the glasses are capturing photo/video, although it might not be noticeable in some cases, just
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by crorella 5y ago
Hello Peter, thank you for offering this space. Is it possible to get a work permit in the US as a self employed? What are the steps? Are there limitations? Thank you
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by crorella 6y ago
“What if we could give customers a button. They’d press it at the end of the year and it would automagically file their taxes for them.” This is exactly how it works in Chile, you pretty much check the numbers and make sure they match with
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by crorella 6y ago
Because they wanted the price to go down
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by crorella 6y ago
This is a major issue that causes major frustrations to the people working on such companies.
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by crorella 6y ago
Not only that, - How do you make sure the users are not writing badly optimized tables/pipelines that end up consuming too many resources. - How do you facilitate data discoverability so they don't end up creating a new table wher
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by crorella 6y ago
This is a great idea! I love it.
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by crorella 6y ago
Better to call them "non spy TV" sounds more accurate.
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by crorella 6y ago
11 mbps in the middle of a rural location in the heart of Chile ? Count me in!
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by crorella 6y ago
I thought it was about improving education so professionals formed in the US could be more competitive.
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by crorella 6y ago
I am in a similar situation. I ended up investing overseas on a good real state deal with high yields. The tax side of things was simplified by the type of investment (debt investment). I think the pandemic created or accelerated a bunch o
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by crorella 6y ago
missing ludens.cl
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by crorella 6y ago
Really nice design, in the future I see a market for "privacy tools that also happens to ..." kind of software, for example a Privacy tool that also happens to browse websites, or a Privacy tool that also happens to help you to se
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by crorella 6y ago
What bout the tracking of phones and laptops? You'd have to have your laptop with a remote desktop software or something like that.. or to spoof the GPS and make sure you connect to an anon wifi that is not sharing its position.
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by crorella 6y ago
All of them seem valid errors. I’m don’t get the idea of the post lol.
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by crorella 7y ago
Auto tuning of table’s structure (partition, bucketing) based on access patterns
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by crorella 7y ago
I can do both interchangeably and always assumed everyone could do the same!
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by crorella 7y ago
Why not intercept the different system calls and randomize their outputs?
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by crorella 7y ago
I was thinking the same!
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by crorella 7y ago
I see, thanks. I was hoping for this to be more automatic.
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by crorella 7y ago
You mean DataClasses?

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