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Show HN: Google hijacking search from GitHub, Twitter, others
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How and why I built Japan Dev
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500 in Tokyo, Japan Nice page title: "Error 500 (Server Error)!!1"
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I can hear my lizard brain saying "this time it's different, China can't be the next superpower" - but I have nothing concrete to support this thought, except maybe a few weak attempts like: Chinese language is hard; it&
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Ask HN: Is China the Next Superpower?
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I'd put cleaning the mailbox in second place behind filling forms. They get filled up daily with flyers and paper ads of all kinds. It's so bad that most buildings have a dedicated trash can, just for these. Right next to the mail
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These two resources helped me a lot in understanding how to setup FoundationDB processes correctly: https://nikita.melkozerov.dev/posts/2019/06/building-a-found... https://forums.foundationdb.org&#
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One of PingCap's (company behind TiKV and TiDB) founders once did his own FoundationDB review [1] - he concluded: "the performance is cool". I'm assuming at that time FDB's performance was superior to TiKV. [1] htt
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From own experience, I'd say FDB can handle it all, we've got 20% read 80 write during peak hours, and reverse: 80 read 20 write other time. Without doing your own tests, here's per core numbers, from which you can extrapolat
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FDB's Directory layer provides all you need to create and edit nested paths. What's left to develop is a file chunking and assembly part, and statistics if needed. The only reason you need chunking is because FDB has very clearly
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Only great things to say about FoundationDB. We've been using it for about a year now. Got a tiny, live cluster of 35+ commodity machines (started with 3 a year ago), about 5TB capacity and growing. Been removing and adding servers (on
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My previous startup (~2014) had a similar problem: PBs of data, with millions of mixed clients accessing it at close to real-time speeds. The biggest difference is that we needed to do real-time processing before delivering the content. We
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Event Horizon Telescope captures new view of black hole in polarized light
(arstechnica.com)
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