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by dkhenry 12y ago
Sounds like a great platform. I wonder how many instances of everything they need for peak time. I have a system that is rated for 5M Time series data points per second and it takes about 150 physical servers so I am curious about what a Ne
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by dkhenry 12y ago
After this announcement. I am looking towards rocket more then docker for the future. They seem to have the building block concept down better then Docker who looks to be moving towards a VMWare style system where they are all things to all
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by dkhenry 12y ago
no I after dealing with it I would recommend avoiding it like the plague. However with several petabytes deployed at remote sites its not a simple matter to up and abandon it.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
I don't think this is new to 3.18. I have had a lockup issue in every version since 3.2 https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=29162
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Even if each town had an oracle database squirreled away ( which they don't ) That still would not even come close to just the wordpress deployments (60 Million).
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by dkhenry 12y ago
I think you overestimate the reach of Oracle. They are no where outside fortuine 500 and thats not a lot of deployments. MySQL is most likely the most deployed thanks to the LAMP stack's proliferation across all sorts of small and medi
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by dkhenry 12y ago
So for someone who's first complaint was I was living in a magical world. You are clearly not in touch with reality. You mention divorce and college. 1. a very low percentage of minorities even get married. Meaning divorce is a statist
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by dkhenry 12y ago
The model I have seen is the family unit ( mom and dad ) have kids and those kids go out and have children without a partner. Then the grandparents are in a two income household and they provide shelter and income subsidy to the children. A
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Except in this case we have clear evidence for one side ( which is now provided ), but we still live in the internet where no rational conversation can take place.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
I think any change would be poison to one side or the other. Which is a shame since there is no technical hurdle to overcome to provide secure and easy voting for everyone. You could totally remove all barriers to voting and make a secure s
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by dkhenry 12y ago
So according to the 2010 census its nothing like you have described. its 60% white and the median income per family is 88k However I while I can't find the numbers for that specific town I imagine they don't deviate from the natio
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by dkhenry 12y ago
I just want to point out that while I didn't include numbers here, I have in a child post of this thread. Also I mean I would love to know the world you are living in where what I said isn't true. There is not one study or academi
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Because its a lot easier for people to disagree without doing research. Much like I was accused of not looking at the numbers and rationalizing to make myself feel good thats exactly what everyone does. I can't say I have done scientif
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Its actually quite easy to issue everyone an ID as most people already have one. Over 90% of individuals have a drivers license that could be used, That has nothing to say of any of the other official ID's that you could use, however t
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by dkhenry 12y ago
If you were to highlight the areas on a map where these conditions existed you would find that it is a very small minority of the population. Additionally people who find themselves in this situation are not entirely at the mercy of fate de
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Exactly what the American people have come to expect from the government. Unless its been gift wrapped by a contractor they lack any ability to do anything technical. You make a RPM and you deploy it like you would any other package. Yes it
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by dkhenry 12y ago
So your post makes no sense. OpenSSL provides the FIPS portion directly. You can just download and compile it according to the instructions and you are now FIPS compliant just awaiting a certification. You can do this yourself, you don&#x27
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by dkhenry 12y ago
This is such a dishonest and misleading title. There are ads on the new tab screen before you navigate to a page and only until you have enough history to have that displayed. That is the only place you would ever sea browser provided ad. O
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by dkhenry 12y ago
I didn't really think of New Relic as "Enterprise Software". They are a SaaS Company. Most of the reason enterprise software has so little R&D is because they spend all their resources customizing deployments for enterpri
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Is it just me or do those numbers look really bad for a software company. They spend as much on General Administrative as they do on R&D and they spend 3.6x , more on marketing and sales then they do on R&D.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
I also recently built an ergodox and it is definitely worth checking out. As far as assembly, I didn't bother with a magnifying glass or anything. Just my phone to act as a good bright light source and everything went smoothly. I would
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by dkhenry 12y ago
posts like this are why 90% of students coming out of these university's can't pass simple programming assessments.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
So this places batch in the same situation as bash, but for some reason the internet is not losing its mind and claiming that the world will end.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
If I understand the borrowing and lifetime mechanisms of rust it would be trivial to have it say anything that has a lifetime that is active at the end of a scope is a compiler error. It would almost be like how in c++ you can disable copyi
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Normally I feel the c++ standards committee has great ideas, however this is not one of them. If you want templated lambdas then you should use templates.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
So now I need an emacs package that can parse my c++ and can replace all instances of the auto keyword with their actual types. That way I can develop quickly using auto but I can keep the code maintainable by having full type signatures.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
That makes much more sense. Expecially if you can do a four month stint and then extend it. Then your not stuck at a bad job or you can really get involved and learn.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
At Drexel the school terms are three months. So each co-op is two terms. The normal cycle is two three month school terms one six month co-op.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
Drexel University has a similar program requiring five years to complete. However the co-op's are for six months at a time which is infinitely more useful to both the student and employer then more frequent shorter co-op's.
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by dkhenry 12y ago
While I am not thrilled about the bump in screen size. The Moto-G has been the best phone I have owned so far from a total ownership experience. No Contract, Decent Specs and Multi-Day Battery Life.

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