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691.
by didip 5y ago
The issue with Redis is that it's distributed story is not great. I wonder if their Raft experiment is finally GA or not. https://github.com/RedisLabs/redisraft
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by didip 5y ago
If the Go support is amazing as proclaimed, that is an acceptable price to pay.
693.
by didip 5y ago
The old Google would have hunted these down mercilessly (Panda update in 2011). What happened to Google these days?
694.
by didip 5y ago
I am with you, we should tax on things that are undodgeable and stop this wasted energy on corporate taxes. * Property tax is 1 obvious place, you want the land in this country? You pay the tax for it. * VAT is another obvious one. You want
695.
by didip 5y ago
Reducing mouse usage certainly helped my RSI (tendonitis) problem but I am not sure if I am any faster.
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by didip 6y ago
ooo that’s right. I somehow thought Yahoo Answers evolved from Yahoo Groups.
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by didip 6y ago
Random trivia: Larry Page's brother Carl Page sold eGroups to Yahoo for $432 million which then turned into Yahoo Answers.
698.
by didip 6y ago
Oh man, this is still my favorite game 27 years later. Chris Sawyer (the original developer) is one of those OG 10x developer. Built an entire game + AI + windowed GUI in Assembly in 1992! Even before Windows 3.11 came out. I still remember
699.
by didip 6y ago
The Go related plugins for Sublime is a pain point of mine. How do you guys use ST for Go development?
700.
by didip 6y ago
Reminded me of this project: https://github.com/travisjeffery/jocko Kafka implemented in Go without needing Zookeeper.
701.
by didip 6y ago
If you use 100% Go, Docker doesn’t give you much. But if you use other languages where library dependencies is an art form, then Docker is a life saver.
702.
by didip 6y ago
How do people use the CO2 captured? Are there economical opportunities from the captured CO2?
703.
by didip 6y ago
This is just an honest feedback from someone who lives in the Bay Area. This will work for literally anyone who doesn’t live in the Bay Area. This might work for Bay Area people who retired early or without a mortgage responsibility. But fo
704.
by didip 6y ago
So, how do you plan on making money?
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by didip 6y ago
How do both of them make money?
706.
by didip 6y ago
I super love jQuery. The proliferation of SPA is super unfortunate, maybe one day the pendulum will swing back to server side HTML with lighter JS for progressive enhancements.
707.
by didip 6y ago
Does ClickHouse have integration with Superset and Grafana?
708.
by didip 6y ago
Our business has experienced rapid growth. In 2019 and 2020, our revenue was $2.4 billion and $3.7 billion, respectively, representing a year-over-year increase of 56%. Our net losses were $388.0 million and $270.2 million in 2019 an
709.
by didip 6y ago
What does this engine do?
710.
by didip 6y ago
Sadly, the supply and demand of labors really press wages downwards. Especially in industries where "labor of love" marketing is really strong. If you want to maximize for total compensation, then you should work in an industry wh
711.
by didip 6y ago
Transaction revenue increased $633.2 million, or 137%, for the year ended December 31, 2020 compared to the year ended December 31, 2019 primarily due to a 142% year over year increase in Trading Volume. Subscription and services revenue in
712.
by didip 6y ago
Stateful proxy and horizontally scaling them is not easy. I doubt this approach will be hugely popular.
713.
by didip 6y ago
I am not convinced with the examples. I haven't seen FAANG and Microsoft efforts to buy a bunch of land and provide housing in large volume. Planned Cities are nothing but rich people pet projects and it has been like that for a long t
714.
by didip 6y ago
I respectfully disagree. There's a sweet spot where companies can use the lowest foundational building blocks, build their own stacks on top, and save resources (comparatively to running your own datacenter). Things like EC2, EKS, S3,
715.
by didip 6y ago
You should probably embed table schema DDL only. If you need to export the SQLite, it is better to write a separate goroutine that exports the SQLite file into a remote storage like S3.
716.
by didip 6y ago
Question, doesn't Parquet already do that?
717.
by didip 6y ago
Derogatory remarks will be the downfall of WSB just like tax evasion was the downfall of Al Capone.
718.
by didip 6y ago
The only thing I wished Java had from the get-to is lexical scoping closure with a real function as first class. These alone would have cut down so many boilerplate codes.
719.
by didip 6y ago
Now this... is real totalitarianism.
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by didip 6y ago
r/DataHoarder archives a lot of data about this riot.

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