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by gt565k 8y ago
Oh fuck me, I didn't even realize they used a single instance (node). To expand a little bit, the whole point of using multiple shards per index in an ES cluster is so that the shards spread across multiple nodes (servers) and distribu
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by gt565k 8y ago
WOW. Hahahaha. This is a massive misconfiguration of an elastic search cluster. 50k indices? 500 documents per index? 500 records per index at 5shards/index is 100 records per shard. Yeah, let's shard our data so much that we intr
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by gt565k 8y ago
I use dbeaver and it's great. I've got sql server, postgres dbs, and even an old TakeStock / Progress DB working nicely with it.
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by gt565k 8y ago
Seems like a capitalistic society will never get away from products with built-in planned obsolescence. It's all about the profits. Buy and replace consumers... There's a great documentary on planned obsolescence for those that ha
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by gt565k 8y ago
"To the best of our knowledge, all systemd-based Linux distributions are vulnerable, but SUSE Linux Enterprise 15, openSUSE Leap 15.0, and Fedora 28 and 29 are not exploitable because their user space is compiled with GCC's -fstac
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by gt565k 8y ago
And my 401k topped a 15% loss.
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Ask HN: Why does Spotify not let users disconnect from Facebook?
1 points by gt565k 8y ago|1 comments
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by gt565k 8y ago
Only on Galaxy Note9... Why is this device specific? 9/10 phone calls I get are spam/scam nowadays...
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by gt565k 8y ago
Is there any findings / publications on this?
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by gt565k 8y ago
I'd like to see support for computed/derived columns with options to be materialized or non-materialized. I guess that's coming in version 12 after a few google searches.
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by gt565k 8y ago
I'd certainly add City of God and City of Men to that list. Along with Elite Squad, these movies are simply amazing. Wagner Moura. the main character in Elite Squad, also stars as Pablo Escobar in Netflix's original series Narcos.
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Ask HN: What IRC networks and channels do you frequent?
3 points by gt565k 8y ago|0 comments
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by gt565k 8y ago
ahhh IRC It brought me the joys of learning how to program while trying to write some tcl scripts for eggdrop bots and goofing around in a shell setting up said bot. Every time I think of IRC I get this nostalgic feeling of the good old tim
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by gt565k 8y ago
Prolonging life artificially? Sounds like Einstein had lost his mind at that age. Or did he never get vaccinated, take medication for his ailments, etc? Almost as dumb as Steve Jobs trying alternative medicine to beat cancer. You'd thi
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by gt565k 8y ago
Here, I found it... http://bfy.tw/JTmN
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Georgia Tech Creates Cybersecurity Master’s Degree Online for Less Than $10,000(news.gatech.edu)
4 points by gt565k 8y ago|0 comments
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by gt565k 8y ago
It's a dark pattern indeed. Facebook does the same with their mobile web version. If you try to use messenger from a mobile browser, you are redirected to download the app. If you switch to "Desktop" mode in a mobile browser.
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by gt565k 8y ago
The solution is investment in public transportation and a reduction in consumption. There's absolutely no reason for most people in industrialized countries to own a car, other than the fact that the public transportation infrastructur
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by gt565k 8y ago
Most people in the comments are telling you to quit, but is it really your job that's depressing you or have you pushed yourself too hard for too long? How long have you been at this job? Do you have personal hobbies or projects you li
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by gt565k 8y ago
Just like anything Trump seems to become a news article, so does anything Tesla. I can't even read the news without rolling my eyes and thinking WTF? An article about Trump or Elon Musk/Tesla even if it's completely uncalled
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Ask HN: Migrate from Office365 to G Suite. Specifically OneDrive to Google Drive
3 points by gt565k 8y ago|1 comments
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by gt565k 9y ago
Watch the mini documentary of the undercover op by channel 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpbeOCKZFfQ This isn't just data mining, it's straight up misinformation, entrapment, and god knows what else.
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by gt565k 9y ago
That's different, OP is asking to just code for equity and suggested finding random clients for it? Sure, if you believe in the idea, and can find the right partner, then go for it, it's going to be your baby. But coding for free
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by gt565k 9y ago
Hell no! Considering 99% of startups fail, and I'm guessing on average, start-ups reach a liquidity event in let's assume 5-8 years if not more, you're basically working for free on the off chance (1%) that you might get paid
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by gt565k 9y ago
Sounds like you are burned out. Think back of the times when you were actually excited and driven to write software. What was different back then? You probably had an awesome team and build some really cool and interesting stuff. Take some
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by gt565k 9y ago
clean code
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by gt565k 9y ago
If you can build a comparable or better product and execute better than them, then more power to you! This is exactly what you should be doing.
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by gt565k 9y ago
Generally speaking, you wouldn't want to run queries like this against the system of record (your database) in large applications where there are a lot of user queries, as that will impact performance. Hence why solutions like elastics
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by gt565k 9y ago
This is a troll... can we just ban this account and delete this post?
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by gt565k 9y ago
Intro to theory of computation by Sipser is good. https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Theory-Computation-Micha...

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