djhworld

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by djhworld 8y ago
For me whenever I visit the new reddit, the fan in my Macbook Pro spins up and sounds like it wants to launch into space. The old reddit is buttery smooth in comparison. I really don't get it
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by djhworld 8y ago
I'd like to understand more details about your Presto testing. The post mentioned ORC files, but doesn't detail how big they are, how many, is the dataset partitioned? Is the data sorted in any particular way?
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by djhworld 8y ago
I have a few raspberry pis at home that I run a few Docker containers on, mostly personal stuff/tools/scripts/servers that I update infrequently but use a lot. Any software I write goes into a container, I like that abstracti
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by djhworld 8y ago
I'm currently learning machine learning at the most basic level, this is the sort of stuff I want to work towards though I deal with time series data a lot at work, I work in broadcasting/media and 99% of the time the data is fair
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by djhworld 8y ago
> Deploy onto the server in my basement on my ZeroTier network I've read as much as I can handle of the website of this ZeroTier thing and I still can't fully grok it. What's the difference between this and your own privat
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by djhworld 8y ago
Very interesting article, didn't even know this existed. My first "proper" computer that my parents bought was running Windows 98, so will have missed this, but I remember using Windows 95 at school. We also missed the whole
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by djhworld 8y ago
Really excited to see things start to take shape, I'd imagine there will be a lot of rounds in that feedback loop to get it right, but glad to see the Go team have stuff on the roadmap
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by djhworld 8y ago
I try to use DuckDuckGo for a lot of my searches, although sometimes get frustrated and end up using the !g shortcut - but most times it's good enough.
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by djhworld 8y ago
> Even minimum wage is a barrier for some. Marginalized groups (e.g. chronic drug users) can find it difficult to find an employer who values their labor at the minimum wage. The stepping stone of working below minimum wage is made illeg
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by djhworld 8y ago
I enjoyed reading this post, but came away with more questions. They talk about providing a service for developers to deploy stuff easily, but I'm wondering how that works in practise. I've very little experience with Kubernetes,
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by djhworld 8y ago
There's also the added complication of the fact it's an ARM based device so in some cases you might run into compatability issues, or testing your container locally becomes problematic. It's definitely getting better though
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by djhworld 8y ago
Is there evidence of this working though, or is it the same concept as the 'wisdom of the crowds'
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I thought I found a browser security bug(djhworld.github.io)
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I thought I found a browser security bug(djhworld.github.io)
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by djhworld 8y ago
When you combine it with having to count how many times I do it, e.g. I need to check the hob four times just to make sure. I think it's a bit of both really, a bit of OCD, a bit of anxiety.
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by djhworld 8y ago
I have OCD, although it's not crippling. My triggers tend to flare up most at night before I go to bed, or in the morning when I leave for work. Did I checked the hob is off, is the fridge closed, did I lock the door? Did I close the w
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by djhworld 8y ago
I've always found the recommendations feature a bit rubbish as well, but recommendations are a hard problem so I'll cut them some slack
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by djhworld 8y ago
Athena has a JDBC driver and AWS Quicksight is supported if you want to use that
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by djhworld 8y ago
I like twitter, I don't really tweet that much though, don't really have that much to say. I follow a lot of people, but I'd imagine if I looked at the stats, probably only the top 25% of those tweet regularly and the rest pr
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by djhworld 8y ago
> ”I download ebooks, why would anyone need a library?” The "I'm alright jack" mentality
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by djhworld 8y ago
Thanks for the links, will definitely take a look. I suspect you might be hearing some feedback from us soon w.r.t this trial, assuming the google people we are working with relay that back to you?
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by djhworld 8y ago
For this trial we are transferring some data from AWS, which is already partitioned in S3 by quite a few dimensions, including DAY. As BQ only supports DAY partitioning, I had to create multiple tables that represent the other dimensions, b
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by djhworld 8y ago
We're trialling BigQuery at the moment, pushed about 130TB into it last week (about ~300 billion rows) and have been blown away by the performance of it. It's a bit of a shame they never released a paper on how it works, well, not
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by djhworld 8y ago
> get closer to pay-for-what-you-use. How though, won't you need a Kubernetes cluster running?
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by djhworld 8y ago
You still need a Kubernetes cluster running though, right?
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by djhworld 8y ago
How do you pronounce it? Native with a silent K? (like "knave" or "knee") Kay-Native? Kuh-Native?
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by djhworld 8y ago
Why isn't a polished version of this the blurb?
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by djhworld 8y ago
They should have an unsubscribe link, if you live in the EU you should be able to ask them to delete all your data under GDPR rules
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by djhworld 8y ago
Update: temptation got the better of me and I closed my account.
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by djhworld 8y ago
Very amusing. I'm almost tempted to delete my LinkedIn. I turned off all email notifications months ago so largely forgot about it, but a friend of mine recently said he saw my profile pop up in his feed about a work anniversary or som

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