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by dhd415 6y ago
Some of these already exist in certain niches. For example, there are a fair number of "chef-style" ranges with no smart features. I have a gas unit with all analog controls and its only electric features are the oven light and th
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Elastic License v2, simplified and more permissive(elastic.co)
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Elastic License v2, simplified and more permissive(elastic.co)
13 points by dhd415 6y ago|0 comments
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by dhd415 6y ago
Notably, they are apparently considering that: https://www.elastic.co/blog/license-change-clarification
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by dhd415 6y ago
Elastic's other blog post with a clarification about their recent license change is also interesting: https://www.elastic.co/blog/license-change-clarification . Apparently, they're considering further license
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by dhd415 6y ago
I think a more charitable interpretation of Elastic's motives in the re-licensing would be to view them the same as your motives for your side project -- allow free use to anyone except those wanting to offer it as a hosted service. Yo
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by dhd415 6y ago
There's a fair amount of hyperbole in that statement. Most of the above products (Redis, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, etc.) don't have "thousands of individual contributors" and are developed primarily by employees of the bac
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by dhd415 6y ago
None. That's clearly not offering Elasticsearch-as-a-service.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Interesting. I got the impression from the recent announcement that Grafana Labs had something of a revenue sharing model with the new AWS managed offering of Grafana. Given that, I wouldn't think the SSPL restrictions would be as impo
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by dhd415 6y ago
You're right -- it's only the free "X-pack Basic" code that will now be available under SSPL. But that does mean that all Elasticsearch distributions will now include the former "X-pack Basic" features.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Since the entire Elasticsearch codebase is now under SSPL, there's no more distinction between the former Apache-2 code and the x-pack code.
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by dhd415 6y ago
I don't think it's really that different. Elastic did that same thing about three years ago when they made all of their enterprise-only features source-available ( https://www.elastic.co/blog/doubling-down-on-o
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by dhd415 6y ago
I can't imagine they'd want their competitors to see any of the internals of their control plane or other internal infrastructure.
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by dhd415 6y ago
They'll have to base their service off the last Apache-2 version of Elasticsearch. Unrelated to this license change, but they'll probably have to rename it, too, after the trademark infringement suit finishes.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Saying that TeamCity is their worst product sounds like a back-handed compliment to me. It's certainly not a perfect product, but I've been in multiple jobs where they migrated the CI system (including one that did ~25k builds&#x2
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by dhd415 6y ago
Ironically, I called to cancel mine a couple days ago (without knowing about the retention offer) and the CSR asked why. I said that the reduced benefits and increased annual fee made it no longer worth it for me and I was then offered the
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by dhd415 6y ago
A similar kind of automated mechanism is required in distributed systems that allow for rolling upgrades. New functionality in upgraded nodes can't break not-yet-upgraded nodes and legacy behavior in not-yet-upgraded nodes has to be to
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by dhd415 6y ago
Fast food in the US is significantly more expensive than preparing your own food from basic ingredients. There may be some lower-income people who eat lots of fast food, but it's certainly not because it's the economical choice.
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by dhd415 6y ago
There's no way that Elastic would accept the Open Distro features as a contribution to Elasticsearch because they include inferior versions of features already available in the commercially-licensed version of Elasticsearch and, in the
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by dhd415 6y ago
The Dallas-Ft Worth metro area is more populous than the Houston metro area by about 500k people.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Also agreed. To whatever extent it's helpful, this is my take on it: Elasticsearch: * Data streams -- an abstraction that eases management of a set of indices containing time series data. * Wildcard data type -- makes searching
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by dhd415 6y ago
I've had this same experience with Chase on my business accounts. They're boring but attentive on the customer service side.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Yes, shocking how many managers make this mistake. I've seen this happen most recently right after the covid-19 market drop and the company announced hiring and salary freezes. A sudden team meeting with no agenda and titled something
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by dhd415 6y ago
The headline doesn't distinguish between remote work at companies that are remote-first vs. companies where remote is simply an afterthought or tolerated option. Promotions, raises, influence, etc., are no issue for remote workers in t
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by dhd415 6y ago
The Abbott test may not be used everywhere. I've called them to confirm their labs local to me use the Abbott test and that's probably what you should do if you're looking to get this test. While it does not guarantee that th
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by dhd415 6y ago
In the US, they're $119 through Quest Diagnostics. In some areas and with some insurance companies, that cost is fully covered.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Though I would love for this to be causal, this analysis needs to control for the experience level of the developer. IME, developers who work remotely tend to be more on the experienced end of the spectrum.
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by dhd415 6y ago
Residential rentals in the US are priced by the month and I've never seen one in which the rent was not due on the first of the month.
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by dhd415 6y ago
I was hopeful that Xpra would provide reconnectable remote sessions for me on my Linux workstations but I found it pretty difficult to configure with poor documentation. If there are any better installation guides out there, I'd apprec
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by dhd415 7y ago
I have a 40" 4k monitor that can fit 2 or 3 windows horizontally when helpful, but I agree that its killer feature is how useful the extra height is for coding. I also have two smaller monitors on either side for things like Slack or G

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