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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   So this Vortex engine is a combination of OLTP and OLAP on steroids?
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   I really like Bun too, but I had a hard time getting it to play nicely with WSL1 on Windows 10 (which I prefer over WSL2). For example: ~/: bun install error: An unknown error occurred (Unexpected)
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   Back in 2008–2009, we had a lot of bare metal servers at SoftLayer's (Dallas, TX) facility. One of our customers ran a South American music forum, and anytime someone uploaded an MP3, the data center would honor the DMCA request and im
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   Microsoft Azure: "Multiple international subsea cables were cut in the Red Sea"(azure.status.microsoft)

   186 points by djfobbz 1y ago|52 comments
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   Multiple subsea fiber cuts in the Red Sea impacting global communications Impact Summary Starting at 05:45 UTC on 06 September 2025, traffic traversing through the Middle East originating and/or terminating in Asia or Europe regions ma
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   That's pretty freaking cool!!! Got exactly what I wanted with the following prompt: Create a 200x100mm rectangle with depth of 12.7mm, 6mm filleted corners, a 25mm center hole, 6.35mm holes in each corner offset 12.7mm each edge, w
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   I created the following Elixir code snippet but the color formatting is not supported when using Markdown: https://pastevault.dev/p/mn5cFmR3jFhK#k=ShNlaNTtHf3xFRM-t_c8...
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   That's putting a lot of trust into banks. I don't like it. Just my personal opinion.
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   by djfobbz 1y ago

   404 - site is not working!
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Interesting...so facts are just whatever comes pre-approved by your worldview? Handy system!
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    How come you didn't write the iOS version in Swift?
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    I agree, I’ve been on CH since v20 and I thought I was the only one who noticed that they’ve been working very hard to bridge the gap between OLAP and OLTP. Sure, they’ll always be first class OLAP DB…but if you know how to get dangerous wi
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    spentMinutes should be an array of objects with a timestamp, ie: spentMinutes: [ {time: 20, at: "2025-08-14T22:33:19.419Z"}, {time: 35, at: "2025-08-16T22:33:19.419Z"} ]
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    We've been using ClickHouse ReplacingMergeTree tables for updates without any issues...in fact, they've been more than reliable for our use case. For us, as long as updated data is visible within 15–30 minutes, that's accepta
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Would you like to collaborate on this endeavor? I can contribute $36M in annual processing if that helps in bringing additional volume to get setup.
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Oh, this one's spicy! Looks like the industry goons are back out with their swords.
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    I thought you could easily achieve this (a global real-time object) with convex.dev?
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    Ask HN: Is there an AI that can read code aloud and explain it?

    7 points by djfobbz 1y ago|3 comments
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Title should say "I built a macOS app that indexes your media locally". I clicked the link thinking it was cross platform.
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Any language that helps me put food on my family table is a good language. For me, that has been the case with both Ruby and Go.
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    GPT-4 seemed more snappy and faster...my experience with GPT-5 has been nothing short of poor. It takes too much time thinking. I'd rather have a generally good answer really fast than a very good one after 25-35s.
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    This is just the tip of the iceberg...oh the irony!
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Do you have some kind of a virus on your site? I get redirected to afternic.com stating: quotegenie.com - This domain is available for sale!
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    You basically reinvented something Elixir Streams already nails out of the box. Streams in Elixir are lazy, chunked, and backpressure-friendly, so you can process any size dataset without loading it all into memory...whether it's a mil
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Same here! I spent countless hours searching Google Images for just the right pictures, making sure they had the right resolution and aspect ratio so that each coloring page would print nice and big on a single sheet. Categorizing them in t
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    I like SimpleWall but it’s really wonky at times. Especially the UI and its search algorithm for searching rules or programs.
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    Yeah, I ditched Ubuntu Server after too many upgrade headaches. I manage 75+ VPS instances for app hosting, and it's nerve-wracking doing maintenance updates knowing there's a chance one won't boot after. That's easily a
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    "Tariffs are paid by someone in the supply chain" is the most accurate way to put it because it reflects how things really work in practice. Sure, the importer is the one who physically pays the tariff at the border, but that cost
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    I disagree with your blanket assumption that consumers always pay for tariffs. In my experience working for a major garment importer, we kept retail prices the same even after tariffs were added. Why? Because competition from local brands f
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    by djfobbz 1y ago

    That was a good read! Thanks