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by eclark 12y ago
Looks like fun. Too bad the reddit discussion shows that it's all about guessing random.shuffle's seed. And the code hasn't been touched in a few years.
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by eclark 13y ago
I wonder the same. Since they are supporting C it seems like a small amount of effort would get them C++ support.
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by eclark 13y ago
Methane's not the only possible contaminant. http://www.businessinsider.com/there-are-many-scary-chemical...
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by eclark 13y ago
You can add Impala to HBase and get a pretty good SQL based low latency analytics solution. (If your data is structured to allow impala to take advantage of row key ordering) * Disclosure: I'm an Apache HBase committer, I've written parts o
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by eclark 13y ago
Additionally the newish QJM will allow those namenodes to write to a quorum of servers.
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by eclark 14y ago
I see a downturn when looking at a single term.
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by eclark 14y ago
It was really useful for me. Thanks. I wasn't able to get one that suited me; it is nice to see that there are still good domain names out there.
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by eclark 14y ago
It is also worth noting that Namenode isn't a spof in Hadoop 2. Namenode HA[1] has been in for a while and QJM[1] went in more recently. [1] https://ccp.cloudera.com/display/CDH4DOC/Software+Configurat... [2] http://blog.cloudera.com/bl
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by eclark 14y ago
The client will block after the buffer is full, and will wait until the outstanding requests are ack'd from the server. So the times will still be pretty close to correct. Only the last few puts won't be timed. https://github.com/elliottn
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by eclark 14y ago
All requests are flushed to the server before the test is finished. So yes it does hit the database and average latency will be correct. https://github.com/brianfrankcooper/YCSB/blob/master/hbase/s... cleanup calls flushCommits. So all
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by eclark 14y ago
http://approve.io/ seems the same way. One page. No real details. No legal details. These all look good, however most of them look like they are still trying to get to MVP.
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by eclark 14y ago
Any plans for a jvm version ?
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by eclark 14y ago
https://twitter.com/Reckz0r/status/214820211625426944 Looks like it's the banks and not Visa/Mastercard themselves.
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by eclark 14y ago
Lots of people who are not early adopters are still on FB and won't move for quite a while.
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by eclark 14y ago
Along the same lines Rescue Time has been a help to me. While it's less about direct competition I still like seeing my productivity growing.
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by eclark 14y ago
He's talking about creating /etc/init.d scripts that do something like: screen python manage.py gunicorn & That is an anti-pattern. Granted he didn't really explain it so well.
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by eclark 15y ago
Norvig has some great solutions. However I have still yet to see something that can beat a well coded dancing ( http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~jchu/publicportal/sudoku/sudoku... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_Links ) links solution
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by eclark 16y ago
Not all of their servers are moving away from RoR. This is just their search servers.
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by eclark 16y ago
That was my though. Kind of like on Slashdot how people used to like their 4 digit user id's
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by eclark 16y ago
Yes, He's missing a closing quotation on one of his links. There's a good couple of sentences in a link.
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by eclark 16y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/fus7q/the_only_way...
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by eclark 16y ago
You've got mail.
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by eclark 16y ago
That was a lot of fun. The second step is a lot more work than the first one.
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by eclark 16y ago
All of the tier one carrier hotels have battery backups, diesel back ups, and contracts for thousands of gallons of fuel. Some are even looking at more interesting solutions to that. However if you really wanted to just cause some mayhem.
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by eclark 16y ago
Yup. CS08
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by eclark 16y ago
That is some of the worst filtration ever. Great filters should never lose water. Unless the article is incorrect he is losing a lot of profit by having a bad filter.
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by eclark 16y ago
This was from a LONG time ago. There have been a LOT of changes in the hbase code. See the release of 0.9.0
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by eclark 16y ago
How about cc1.4xlarge we have been debating using them for the IO.
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by eclark 16y ago
* The create translucent beacon is broken on chrome(I haven't tried other browsers on it). When I first got the page it would tell me that I needed to give an image. * Simple image beacons have lots of problems in their use. (lots of proxi
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by eclark 16y ago
Wal-mart is a bad example to use here. They actually tell companies what they are willing to pay; and everyone falls in line. Thats why some products you buy at WalMart aren't as good a quality as they are at other places. Companies make

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