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by haarts 14y ago
I do believe marketing has something to do with it. I don't believe a random Google employee is allowed to disclose stuff about their infra permission is granted. This is not a bad thing mind you. Google is merely trying to win minds in the
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by haarts 14y ago
I've been following Go rather closely lately and I noticed that these little announcements come regularly. This is clever marketing (mind share!) and one of the reasons why Go is going to win out over D et al. When was the last time you re
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by haarts 14y ago
I'm happy to see this! I wish them well. Also, I'm looking forward to their training course: http://www.elasticsearch.com/services/training/
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by haarts 14y ago
Just a heads up for Mac users: changing the /etc/resolv.conf didn't work for me. Changing it in System Preferences -> Network did work.
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Ansible: Multi node configuration and deployment(ansible.github.com)
2 points by haarts 15y ago|0 comments
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by haarts 15y ago
That sounds very interesting. I could only find RRDTool which seems like a combination of a RRD and a graphing tool. Further some vague references about RRD in PostgreSQL. Am I missing something?
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by haarts 15y ago
The plan is to provide an overview of the trend in the data (plot it) per sensor (there are hundreds of them). Perhaps select a minimum and maximum over a certain time interval.
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Ask HN: Best datastore to store high volume time series data
4 points by haarts 15y ago|7 comments
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by haarts 15y ago
It is rather unclear to me whether or not Vtocc automagically takes care of sharding and replication.
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by haarts 15y ago
Zacks rant was mainly targeted at the horror of software development. In that respect iOS with Xcode and Objective-C are a step back.
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by haarts 15y ago
Visibility is key. Not only that but being visible implies good communication skills, something which isn't exactly abundant in programmers.
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by haarts 16y ago
I am, sort of. But it was a huge step back money-wise.
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by haarts 16y ago
It can be done, your odds at succeeding are just (far) lower. A 2 person startup has 120h a week. You only 60h. Besides you can't possibly unify the required skills in one person. In summary; I wouldn't do it. I speak from experience, I'm r