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by dikei 7y ago
Well, if you want to colonized planets in other solar systems, FTL travel or Cryonics technology might be necessary.
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by dikei 7y ago
What about the energy efficiency though ? Would it take less energy to keep the robots alive for 2.5 years than bringing 2 astronauts there and back ?
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by dikei 7y ago
Bazel incremental build is much much faster than Gradle, if you follow the one-package-per-build rule.
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by dikei 7y ago
You don't need to provision key for fallback cert on server, because the server simply trust all certificates that was signed by the CA. You only need to get the CA to sign the fallback cert.
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by dikei 7y ago
In my experience, master-master replication with Galera is more troublesome than its worth. It's better to use the simple master-standby solution with automated fail-over.
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by dikei 7y ago
It's not like features go straight from master -> release in 4 weeks. Changes have to go through developer-edition and beta channel first before landing in the release channel.
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by dikei 7y ago
I would argue that you should do features detection rather than depending on version number, as much as possible.
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by dikei 7y ago
The point is you don't need a server-side fallback if you don't use Kerberos, since the server can validate login on its own. The fallback certificate is only client-side, and can be keep offline/air- gap from the main creden
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by dikei 7y ago
For Kerberos, you would need fallback authentication methods always active, in case Kerberos servers went down. But fallback auths are potentially security risks. For client certificate, the fallback can be long-term certificates, locking u
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by dikei 7y ago
Click bait title, this is not a replacement for ODBC at all. It's a different protocol to fetch data.
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by dikei 7y ago
Linus Torvalds's kernel developer point of view might be very different from the majority of users'. For the end users, they just need to install Nvidia's proprietary drivers and everything just works. For a long time, Nvidia
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by dikei 7y ago
Flatten a list in Python using list comprehension flat_list = [item for sub_list in orig_list for item in sublist ] Using itertools flat_list = list(itertools.chain.from_iterable(orig_list))
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by dikei 7y ago
On a lighter note, iIf you don't see any 10x developers around, maybe you're the one :D
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by dikei 7y ago
Well, they might as well fire their in-house devs, outsource those jobs to some third-world developers for half the cost. Same result: no tests, no docs, no design, no code review
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by dikei 7y ago
I think, when you are building things that no one has ever built before, age is of little concern.
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by dikei 7y ago
In everything apart from gaming FPS, the Ryzen 3900X is much faster than the 9900K.
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by dikei 7y ago
Well, Purism's Librem laptops are way more expensive than a similarly spec Windows laptop.
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by dikei 7y ago
They have 2 prototype: 1 using 22nm, and 1 using 180nm https://shakti.org.in/tapeouts.html
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by dikei 7y ago
I suppose you can use a proxy to perform rate-limiting.
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by dikei 7y ago
Does anyone know if PG 12 can split the default partition into new partitions yet ? Currently, we have to manually detach the default partition, create the new partitions, move the data from default partition to the newly created partitions
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by dikei 7y ago
You can't avoid learning Kotlin & Java, that's the native language for Android platform. Even if you use Flutter, leaky abstraction mean you will probably have to dig down to the native layer as your apps get more complicated.
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by dikei 7y ago
Make up your mind. First, you said these properties were useless, now you're saying these properties have been in use for a long time using relational database, which means they're really useful. >> Do you really want multip
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by dikei 7y ago
>> I don't want them to be immutable, if there's an error I want it corrected. Immutable here means no in-place update, you have to update using an "errata" record. This is the requirement for many type of official
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by dikei 7y ago
The solution is to divide your Data Lake into different zones with access control, so that user can only access what they're allowed to. That said, it's a lot of work to do this properly, so it's often neglected.
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by dikei 7y ago
What I don't like about these ACID storage layers is they reduce compatibility between different query engine. For example, Spark cannot read Hive ACID tables natively and Hive cannot read Spark Delta tables either. Then there's o
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by dikei 7y ago
Apart from the storing secret in repository, I'm quite impressed by their repository structure. It looks a lot better than the mess I often see in our internal projects.
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by dikei 7y ago
Google keep inventing new build systems for their OS projects even when Bazel is available.
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by dikei 7y ago
Can Buck handle Maven dependencies yet ? We don't want to vendor hundreds of jars into our repositories like before maven.
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by dikei 7y ago
That's for Oracle's build only. OpenJDK 8 is alive and well, with Red Hat leading the supports.
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by dikei 7y ago
Why not Java ? The JVM is now better than ever, the language is modernized, the library ecosystem is excellent. If you don't like the systax, alternative languages are well-developed and intergrated.

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