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by dlojudice 8y ago
I have already had the opportunity to work with MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle and, more recently, Postgres (on AWS RDS). I see no reason to choose a commercial RDBMS or MySQL nowadays, specially when you take into account the improvements AWS Aurora
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by dlojudice 8y ago
It's interesting to see Visual Studio, Xamarin and Office in the same basket with Azure products. It seems everything is "cloud" now.
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by dlojudice 8y ago
Reminds me the effort Douglas Crockford was making (still making?) years ago when he was rethinking web infrastructure [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TwrABEAfTk - 7m30s
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by dlojudice 8y ago
Maybe at the time, from 40's to 70's, (1) there were low hanging fruits. It's reasonable to think the discovery process has become harder and (2) we didn't know much about how a fast clinical trial could go wrong [1] [1]
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by dlojudice 8y ago
"Go programs currently compile to one WebAssembly module that includes the Go runtime for goroutine scheduling, garbage collection, maps, etc. As a result, the resulting size is at minimum around 2 MB, or 500 KB compressed." consi
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by dlojudice 8y ago
Is monetizing through ads the only way to go? Is FB org trapped on its modus operandis (innovator's dilemma)? What about payments (charging a small fee for transactions) on their platform? The number of people already making business t
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Facebook takes down right-wing fake news network ahead of Brazil election(cnbc.com)
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by dlojudice 10y ago
They could have fixed part of the architecture by having a "cache service" process (4 cpus: 3 for proxies, 1 for the cache service). With that they'd have a single point consuming their limited resources (memory, cpu and sock