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5y ago
Thank you!
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Question, which helm chart is the best to install ClickHouse these days?
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5y ago
I am so excited that the new MacBook Pro contains so many things that customers had been yearning. Couple that with 64GB RAM and M1 Max, if I am going to spend > $3000 for a laptop, this MBP is basically the only game in town for me.
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This is because Python, by luck, ended up dominating the data science market. In this market you really want to shuffle tons of data quickly, and that’s usually achieved through parallelism. Python multiprocess library does a poor job at th
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5y ago
What did Norvig do at Google, anyone knows?
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for practical deployment purposes, I usually just tell people to install a multi-master KeyDB in their kubernetes cluster and call it done. In the past I had to use mcrouter to wrangle multiple large memcache clusters. It was too much work.
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5y ago
No way, Go is beautiful based on this 1 metric: It always looked the same regardless who wrote it. It makes PR review job so much easier, and to me, that's beautiful.
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5y ago
With the exception of WhatsApp. WA is legitimately useful for everyone around the world to communicate with their families. WhatsApp should have IPO'd instead of selling out.
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5y ago
Wouldn't the "unbundled" cause a lot of headache when trying to deploy it in production?
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5y ago
Nice. What's the tech stack?
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5y ago
It is as simple as having too many middle managers. It doesn't matter how large or small the companies are. Each one need to justify the existence of their department. And to get promoted, they usually need to hire more middle managers
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5y ago
Bah. Come on, OP. 10x engineers exist but much rarer than most think. Could you honestly see these people and NOT call them 10x engineer? * Fabrice Bellard * Linus Torvald * Chris Sawyer of Transport Tycoon * John Carmack * Ken Thompson * J
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Too bad they don’t offer larger size. My wrists hurt big time typing on small laptops.
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5y ago
ClickHouse competes with OLAP storages like Druid or Pinot. I don't know about ClickHouse but the other 2 uses bitmap indexes to make storing petabytes of data affordable. Row oriented databases would struggle to compete against ClickH
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heh, every time I have a good idea, Cloudflare always implements them later.
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Amazon EKS Anywhere
(github.com)
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wow, thanks for mentioning sqlc (and pggen below). The ergonomics is exactly what I have been looking for. I've dreamt of writing such libraries but alas, never found the time to actually do it. But, now I can just use one of them!
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5y ago
I have a simple rule to go by. Comments should describe “why” and the code should describe “what”.
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5y ago
Does it have a helm chart?
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Many years down the road, will currently famous Silicon Valley headquarters suffer the same fate?
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5y ago
Do you have a helm chart for SeaweedFS, I have been observing it for a long time too.
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Anyone compared MinIO vs Ceph? I like MinIO because it seems exponentially simpler to setup but I don't know about its distributed and scalability stories.
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5y ago
Smartphones have truly improved my life beyond comparison. I still remembered the bad old days when I was young: * Too worried to take a picture because I might ran out of film. * Too worried about screwing up the flash light because I didn
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5y ago
Is the price per kg competitive to the conventional cements?
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If Google decides to make this available again and put it behind a paid subscription, I would still pay. Fuck SEO spammer.
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Will there be a JupyterHub-like written in Julia in the near future, then? Because that's clearly where the money is.
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Same here, this is why my goal is to simply FI not RE. Once I FI'ed, then I can take whatever job I want based on fun or personal aspiration.
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Yup, I reached the same conclusion. We even had that same "sick on the stomach" feel after playing video games. I used to carry "working 80-90 hours/week" like a badge of honor. I was such a fool. There are smart wa
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When you look at how scared Facebook was of WhatsApp and combined that with FB market cap... $22 billion makes so much sense.
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oh, wow! Not bad at all considering they are building their own index. I like their results better than DDG. Between Brave and Vivaldi, I think moving out of the Google world for common folks is a possibility now.
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