erkkie

22 ms·

181.
by erkkie 12y ago
Nicer replication story? Try recent postgres with wal shipping + wal streaming;)
182.
by erkkie 12y ago
That's interesting, I've been running a 6x3TB raidz2 for a year or so on wd reds and no bitrot so far, no checksum errors either, regular scrubs.
183.
by erkkie 12y ago
It's not freenas specific but ZFS in general likes plenty of ram (and ECC is a must). It's questionable whether the GB for TB holds once you have "enough" in the 8+ GB range of ram
184.
by erkkie 12y ago
One pays better, and I haven't got the stats but would presume is in bigger need of more people (@ current pay, even).
185.
by erkkie 12y ago
What's worse, it's gonna soon be trivial for non-state actors to do similar (or worse) damage via bio. Fun times ahead.
186.
by erkkie 12y ago
I charge my phone wirelessly in the car, with a magnetic wireless charger which doubles as a docking station (which automatically turns on waze/navigation). Super convenient for getting in/out of the car without needing to attach
187.
by erkkie 12y ago
depends on defining "low-grade" exactly but there's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C-reactive_protein (specifically the high-sensitivity one)
188.
by erkkie 12y ago
I think saying specialization is necessary but not sufficient sums up the trends in many fields. The barriers of entry to having information available are the lowest they've ever been and thus traditional models are being eaten by ad-h
189.
by erkkie 12y ago
magnesium is also often deficient
190.
by erkkie 12y ago
Which means eat real food not supplement to manage ratios?
191.
by erkkie 12y ago
To me, too, this is the biggest argument in favor of avoiding specific fads and eating "real" food, there's been too many reversals of x is good / x is bad in the recent decades to try to even pretend we know. (not to me
192.
by erkkie 12y ago
there's lots of vitamin k in (real) cheese, I hear you with bacon though :)
193.
by erkkie 12y ago
Yes, there's lots of recent research showing the importance of managing n3/n6 ratios, typical western diets being up to 15:1 6/3 whereas ideal would be purpoted to be more closer to 1:1
194.
by erkkie 12y ago
How about the trans fats? edit: just realized there's supposedly no trans fats in KFC food. This is surprising and interesting. (apparently trans-fat free since 2007 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KFC )
195.
by erkkie 12y ago
Unfortunately macro ratios only don't matter a whole lot in isolation, there are studies with any imaginable result out there for macro ratios so it's easy to pick-and-choose to represent any world view which makes the signal&#x2F
196.
by erkkie 12y ago
Agree with this very much, the bar is indeed so low that the conversation should mostly be about eating real food and only then optimize further (and it's still very much inconclusive which macro nutrient ratios are "the best&quot
197.
by erkkie 12y ago
Yes, it's purported to be a positive feedback loop in the immune system known as Cytokine storm ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytokine_storm#Role_in_pandemic... ).
198.
10 million „e-Estonians“ by 2025(taavikotka.wordpress.com)
3 points by erkkie 12y ago|0 comments
199.
by erkkie 12y ago
One of the problems with dengue is that once you've been infected with one strain, getting infected with another one is much more likely to have serious consequences. That's a problem for people who travel for example. http:&#x2F
200.
by erkkie 13y ago
In short yes, it's like self-hosted heroku. They use docker and the heroku buildpack interface and many different components to coordinate container management, logging, etc to provide a whole system.
201.
by erkkie 13y ago
You're right, I should've narrowed the scope to client-server or perhaps "the web" (although the exact lines are blurry).
202.
by erkkie 13y ago
I would say there's a strong tendency towards that, depending on how one exactly defines 'average' and 'distributed'. Using a distributed datastore and/or a messaging queue in ones app is pretty common already,
203.
by erkkie 13y ago
Absolutely, managing that balance is tricky and requires all participants to communicate to bridge the gap. Call it whatever.
204.
by erkkie 13y ago
Thanks for voicing this so well, this has been my experience as well and it's probably safe to say our systems will continue to evolve to be more complex as our tools which enable us to deal with the complexities co-evolve. Having a fu
205.
by erkkie 13y ago
If you're a developer and want to stay relevant I suggest you read up. With distributed systems becoming the norm rather than the exception, developers will need to understand how and where their code runs in production (and how it get
206.
by erkkie 13y ago
The philosophies were a ruse, no-one at the top tier lived accordingly. "To everyone according to their needs" sounds noble in theory but I'm not sure it would ever be workable in practice, without externalities (like labor c
207.
by erkkie 13y ago
and talent pool availability
208.
by erkkie 13y ago
Maybe these days other metrics are more important to optimize for? Ultimately it is about transforming money (resources) into output (more resources) and depending on times different things bottle-neck you there.
209.
by erkkie 13y ago
Hope she's doing well, I cannot recommend daily PT enough, that and diet (emphasis on anti-inflammatory nature) can produce amazing results. I've also had success with LLLT ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_le
210.
by erkkie 13y ago
and like many orthopedic surgeries have turned out to be not better than noninvasive alternatives ( my personal pet peeve is the knee: http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1301408 , http://ww

More ›