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by habibur 4y ago
TIL : the free cloudflare proxies will serve your static HTML files only, and you need to host your images elsewhere.
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Good work. Here are my use cases of a SQL parser at application level. - enumerate, add, delete conditions from WHERE clause. - change ORDER BY. - paging, LIMIT. - turn an aggregate query into crosstab query.
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> Simply using separate services greatly reduces the chances of a full outage and justifies all other overhead. or maybe run redundant monolith fail over servers. should work the same as micro services.
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> steve told me he was cool with us hiring anyone who came to us but was angry about systematic solicitation At least not as unfair as I initially thought.
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This one is the best introduction. Never heard of Val before until these last few days.
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Searched nginx source. Seems like it's using aio_read() aio_write() ./src/os/unix/ngx_file_aio_read.c API's doc https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/aio_read.3.html Even though
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If materialized view doesn't refresh data on insert/update, this basically works similar to a cache. Caching the front page, server side, instead of rendering it on every request would have given similar result -- my guess. Specia
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Also note that more than 40 hours a week workers don't do it year round. Only during the peak of a project and then they fall back to almost no work for rest of the year. The average still remains sub 40 or sub 30.
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Thought nginx epolls file i/o too along side socket i/o. Or did you find that the first call to open() or stat() stalls, while read/write after that continues normally?
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Excellent. You can see at a glance which of the cities are in right now in day light and where's night.
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Fedora. Last 6 laptops. Since 2016. Started with Lenovo. Second one was MSI. And now have moved to cheaper ones as Linux, at least Fedora, runs on anything I buy.
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The one with the best hardware. As Linux runs any laptop I happen to be buying without any glitch.
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A better strategy is to first move a small part of it out of the system. And not go for a complete rewrite. And then make sure the old system can work as a proxy for the new system, or vice versa. When both can be used simultaneously you ca
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Abstract INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and select by id, as these are common idiomatic tasks. And then write sql statements for everything else.
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> Tesla crashes on U.S. roads has grown far faster than Tesla’s sales growth A fairer comparison would have been [ total number of reported crashes ] / [ total number of cars on road ]. Comparing it with sales growth will show poor
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> Fortunately, a few weeks ago an issue I’ve been tracking for about 3 years was resolved. Zig now can export functions with variable arguments. The key part. It wasn't possible to write Ruby extensions in Zig until a few weeks back
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You won't die if you starve for 3 to 7 days, and drink only water.
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> Overture data will be available for use by the OpenStreetMap community under compatible open data licenses. I had been seeking this confirmation. Both can, and will be using one another's data. And Parent indicates Overture like a
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Hosting my own for more than 10 years. Using a hosting provider's box. Postfix, dovecot, roundcube stack, and letsencrypt certs. Postfix is pretty solid. Install and forget. First thing I do when moving to a new server is check whether
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Some of the originals used the word "journalism".
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Did this a decade ago. First feeling was "Ah! no more spyware, adware, nagware". I might have little, but whatever I have works to the end.
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> "Google may be reluctant to deploy this new tech as a replacement for online search, however, because it is not suited to delivering digital ads, which accounted for more than 80 percent of the company’s revenue last year." S
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Thought : Oh! Linux Kernel is buggy and then read to see it's Samba related and was pretty new module introduced around 2020. For context Samba and NFS had historically been buggy or exploitable since the 90s.
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Youtube was first written in PHP. > Before Google acquired Youtube, the majority of the code was initially written in PHP, but there were many restrictions and clutters in PHP at the time, so after acquiring Youtube by Google, they moved
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Found the memo, reads Java. Link : The source : https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1433837480449613839/ph... Discussed on HN, 2021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28424339
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Search for the memo where google employees were saying, "we the developers of google are losing to Youtube, as Youtube engineers use Python and we use Java. And iteration in Java is slower than Python." That's before google p
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Employee - Employer is here a lawyer based on the law firm. Before you click the title and waste your time.
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Register a $6/month virtual box on Digital Ocean or any such service and run it there. crontab -e. It might be more than what you need, but your needs will increase. The above cost will not.
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Windows Win32 API still uses Pascal calling convention instead of standard C. Shadow from the dead. And also there was the 4th generation language movement at that time, 4GL. Defined by coding like writing English sentences, and not much al
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Parse server logs, if that helps.

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