georgyo

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   by georgyo 12y ago

   I wonder how it compares to the slightly more well established Postgres-XL. There is definitely a different approach being taken as Postgres-XL has a supervisor/loadbalancer, and pg_shard seems like every node is capable of doing all a
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   by georgyo 12y ago

   All the polygons are of vastly different sizes, making it very hard to see if an area has a much denser rat reporting than another. The high numbers cover larger areas and the low numbers cover smaller areas.
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   by georgyo 12y ago

   The 23andme kit requires a substantial amount of spit, so it would be hard to trick someone into giving you their DNA. In terms of doing DNA testing behind someone's back, paternity testing is DNA testing, and only requires a sample of
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   by georgyo 12y ago

   > What’s different is the much smaller size of our new unit – each pod has only 48 server racks 48 Racks seems pretty darn large by itself, and that is the smallest unit they deal with. At only 20 servers in a rack, thats 960 servers in
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   by georgyo 12y ago

   They don't have much, but they have this: http://gondolaweb.com/tutorials/
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   The Gondola web framework(github.com)

   45 points by georgyo 12y ago|6 comments
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   by georgyo 12y ago

   You do realize that Thunderbolt has direct memory access right? It doesn't even need drivers to do malicious actions. It can dump and modify memory at will. In fact all the USB security hoopla also affects Thunderbolt devices, which ca