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6y ago
The biggest benefit is when your company supports multiple programming languages. All RPC calls can still stay uniform regardless language backend.
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6y ago
If you count WhatsApp and Instagram, that number is not surprising at all.
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6y ago
Hi Timescale folks, Can you guys publish a more detailed architecture design on how you scale the multi node? I am particularly curious how you make the Access Nodes multi-master and HA.
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6y ago
This is off tangent, I am surprised that the largest of FAANGM companies aren't trying to muscle into HFT or Quant industries. It seems right on their wheelhouse: highly technical and makes a lot of money.
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6y ago
I don't understand the negative responses here. At least for me, I want the company to treat me as an adult and trust that work can still get done well regardless where I am sitting. This is a good move and upgrades Dropbox in my mind.
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6y ago
Is the goal to have a boat load of money? If so, then optimizing your day job preferably at FAANGMULA, is the way to go. But side projects have tons of other benefits outside of making money: * It satisfies your curious mind. * It is a lear
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6y ago
I have been following seaweedFS since forever. Played with it on my own homelab. But I don't know if there's a major shop that uses it. Anyone knows?
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6y ago
The success story of PostgreSQL is usually around extending it. See: Greenplum, AWS RedShift, Timescale, and Citus.
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6y ago
Why not just write everything down in a private git repo which you can grep later. Write your thought in a structured, bite sized chunks and you'll be able to recall it quickly.
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6y ago
If there is 1 wish list I have for Celery: Please take care of the Redis connections. Make sure that you can control all of the client settings and make sure that it reconnects reliably.
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6y ago
I have a cluster of 3 RPi4 each with 4GB RAM because it is super difficult to get the 8GB spec. The more the better because it is difficult to run multiple dbs or queue systems right now.
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6y ago
With the latest Raspbian, you can always turn on the 64 bit kernel by modifying config.txt inside boot image and add: arm_64bit=1 My homelab is Kubernetes running on Raspberry Pi 4 with aarm64 architecture. So far, it works great.
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6y ago
If I can hijack this thread to make a plea of my, very short, wishlist: * Multi master reads and writes. * Much better connection handlers, it's silly to always install pgbouncer every time I need to use PostgreSQL. With these 2 featur
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6y ago
Going off tangent here, what would be a killer Timescale feature is to have multi-master writes.
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6y ago
wow, your product offering is great! I could see it being very useful to small businesses that work with paper a lot.
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6y ago
Now both Obsidian and Bethesda are under the same roof again. Interesting turn of events.
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6y ago
Don't wait until you past 40 years old to take care of your health. Starts now. Physical exercise becomes more important to fight against aging. Especially core exercises to take care of your back. Watch your diet and eat well because
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6y ago
Rejection is a fact of life, be it in relationships or in a job hunting. Just give yourself some time to go through the sad period, and then power through the next one. Luck is a high factor in getting a job anyway.
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6y ago
I am impressed with the amount of energy Evan is pouring in this open source project. I am curious if he ever experience boredom working on Vue. I am also curious if Patreon based income is sustainable for the long run. What if there's
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6y ago
Does it mean that Dropbox uses Rust?
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6y ago
It missed the opportunity of its lifetime by not selling to Google.
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6y ago
Software is like running water. It will fill up whatever container (hardware) it's on.
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6y ago
This isn't too bad. We live in Git society now. After the breakup, fork, rename to the new girlfriend name, and put a notice on README.md: "I broke up with Keli but don't worry, I am with Sandra now. Please follow the new lan
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6y ago
OP actually confirms my long term suspicion. Thanks! For the longest time, one of my early retirement plan is to simply go back to school, learn everything that excites me and enjoy the health insurance offered by the school.
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6y ago
Over the years I have some notes about TDD: * Writing test first is simply unnatural. Way more developers need exploratory session to even discover what are they supposed to do. * That's because our spec is always vague and no amount o
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6y ago
It looks great! If I may offer a suggestion, it could use a "play" section where people can start getting to know the language right away without installing anything.
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6y ago
This list looks closer to r/selfhosted and that is not what most people want. To de-google quickly, you can just pay a different vendor like iCloud or FastMail or whatever Microsoft offering is.
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6y ago
I am curious, how does it render images/videos?
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6y ago
What's wrong with Pachyderm? Sounds like you are having a lot of pain with them. I am not affiliated at all with Pachyderm, I am just curious about this problem-space.
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6y ago
Is there a list of companies that purposely not use Leetcode in their hiring? Someone should make one.
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