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Databricks Series H at $36B(databricks.com)
4 points by grundprinzip 5y ago|0 comments
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Building Cool Stuff with M5stack Fire IoT Devices(grund.me)
1 points by grundprinzip 6y ago|0 comments
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Intro to securing communication protocols with Noise(grund.me)
39 points by grundprinzip 6y ago|3 comments
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Sind wir schon sicher? (Are we save yet, from Covid-19?)(sindwirschonsicher.de)
2 points by grundprinzip 6y ago|0 comments
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2021 - The year of data lake security(grund.me)
1 points by grundprinzip 6y ago|0 comments
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Concurrency Scaling for Amazon Redshift – Peak Performance at All Times(aws.amazon.com)
5 points by grundprinzip 8y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Redshift and the art of performance optimization in the cloud(allthingsdistributed.com)
4 points by grundprinzip 8y ago|0 comments
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Hackers can steal a Tesla Model S in seconds by cloning its key fob(wired.com)
2 points by grundprinzip 8y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Redshift Spectrum Extends Data Warehousing to Exabytes(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by grundprinzip 9y ago|0 comments
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by grundprinzip 9y ago
To make sure that resources are compliant I would suggest using AWS Config Rules as they allow to specify for example that tags need to be applied. Validation of resources is done in a lambda function which should in theory allow to termina
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by grundprinzip 10y ago
Containers are just namespaces, mount, user, pin, and network namespaces. The reason why chroot is not enough is that you want to allow a different pace of using certain dependencies is different applications. In a way its similar to how Ma
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by grundprinzip 10y ago
Luckily, Trump is going to make America great again and will keep all those manufacturing jobs where owners don't like to pay minimum wage because they can't afford to pass on the raise because nobody wants to buy cheap apparel at
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by grundprinzip 10y ago
John McWhorter: Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still (Like, Literally)
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by grundprinzip 10y ago
It's not a product for storing data and then accessing it via SQL. It's a data analysis tool similar to Tableau.
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by grundprinzip 10y ago
What I found interesting is that the two high profile projects mentioned in the post written in D are no longer maintained, which is kind of weird.
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by grundprinzip 11y ago
Totally agree, in the paper they only look at competitive programming contests. Ideally, it would be interesting if the same could be applied to a larger code base with more authors and if it's possible to find a particular author in s
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by grundprinzip 11y ago
Anybody knows if there is support for LLVM IR code as well? What would be good alternatives here?
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
Something that is (typically) left out in these articles about how expensive rent in SF is, is that even for tech folks with rather high income the city becomes too expensive as soon as you have family. It might be ok to pay 2.5k per bedroo
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
I'm not sure, but the assembly code generated when using __builtin_expect looks almost identical.
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
I think the biggest challenge is compilation time. With the lack of incremental compilation modifying more complex classes can result in long compilation time. Same is true for modifying templates that are widely used within the code base.
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
./build/cmake/target/fnordmetric-server --http_port 8080 --storage_backend mysql [ERROR] unknown backend type: mysql
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
Looks like a tool I need. Unfortunately, it looks like the MySQL backend is more a promise than reality.
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
Nice work, though I liked the dataref package even more!
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
I really like your above example. For people coming from Ruby on Rails or Python Django, such a notation makes it simple to understand what the code will do, even without knowing how to implement it. Thanks
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
The soundtrack is really awesome and fits perfectly!
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
I don't know why, I find this post greatly uninformative. Yes, you can have some kind of Vim mode in Emacs (as you can in Sublime) and yes it takes time to remember key-bindings. If you have years of experience in Vim, why would you ex
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Pyxplorer – Interactive Data Profiling for Big Data (and Small Data)(nbviewer.ipython.org)
1 points by grundprinzip 12y ago|0 comments
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
I think there is something missing in the discussion of the article: Shared pointers are used for shared ownership, where in the example the author is assuming unique ownership. In the benchmark this requires the compiler to generate code t
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
In general, I would say you want to have schema. However, both yaml and json lack this. Still I find this a nice approach.
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by grundprinzip 12y ago
I have to admit that for a moment I thought: awesome, there is a built-in cache feature now for the llvm compilers and it took me almost a paragraph to recognize that the author was not talking about compilers....

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