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by hartator 2y ago
> Again this microbenchark is useless. Don't pick databases this way. This is not the kind of operation you should be worrying about optimizing, it's not usually the bottleneck or what is slow It was for us. API calls that need
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by hartator 2y ago
Can you share some data about this? Here's another dataset about performance regression doing `$inc`s as fast as possible on the same object. Mongo 3.4.24: 332,037 stats update in 100s. (3,321 stats updates per s) Mongo 8.0.4:
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by hartator 2y ago
That might explain the write performance degradation, but not the reads.
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by hartator 2y ago
Most regular inserts and regular selects: https://medium.com/serpapi/mongodb-benchmark-3-4-vs-4-4-vs-5... We have internally a benchmark with MongoDB 8.x, but same pattern of disappointing results.
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by hartator 2y ago
I rather them focus on performance. Last MongoDB is still slower than MongoDB 3.4. An almost 10-year old release. For both reads and writes.
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by hartator 2y ago
What about the app?
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by hartator 2y ago
Civilizations switching is a bad idea stolen from Humankind.
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by hartator 2y ago
Yeah, and this applies to every technology ever. You can even use the same argument line against the wheel, electricity, or farming.
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by hartator 2y ago
Didn’t we decide to not talk here about US politics?
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by hartator 2y ago
Maybe the people who walk early on it doesn't have any pain when they do, which bias the results as it's obviously select for not as bad of an injury. I broke my ankle a few months ago. I read similar papers online about early wal
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by hartator 2y ago
It’s not something you would want to post online, but it’s also not that big of deal if it got leaked. Most of them are. I would say a SSN getting leaked is as bad as a passport number getting leaked.
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by hartator 2y ago
> SSN is a weird concept that thankfully doesn’t exist in my country. I am pretty sure you have something similar in your country.
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by hartator 2y ago
> So I'd turn it off before sleep (as part of basic "hygiene"), and keep it off (router and phone) for at least the first hour the next day. How do you do this technically? Shutting down phone and router (so many things co
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by hartator 2y ago
a 5% _slower_ javascript framework
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by hartator 2y ago
Was there one time in history where regulations successfully preceded the actual technology?
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by hartator 2y ago
> Instead, we offer a crypto token. Lol, alright. Either the crypto is not actual equity and is worth nothing. If it’s tight to actual equity, this is an ICO and is now illegal in the US apart if you basically IPO.
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by hartator 2y ago
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by hartator 2y ago
> Looky-loos, low quality <users> I don’t think it stops here.
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by hartator 2y ago
> these shitty users God. You’ll never be successful if you are that insulting to your users.
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by hartator 2y ago
> credibly threaten to make a vendor’s life miserable if he/she/it gets taken advantage of. I don't think it's how you get things done.
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by hartator 2y ago
The actual R1 locally running is not censored. Like I am able to ask to guesstimate how many deaths was yielded by the Tiananmen Square Massacre and it happily did it. 556 deaths, 3000 injuries, and 40,000 people in jail.
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by hartator 2y ago
Yeah, 404 of GPU ram is quite the gpu cluster.
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by hartator 2y ago
I mean 4-5% the size for 10-100x the time is not worth it.
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by hartator 2y ago
Didn’t we agree no more politics on HN? If Trump getting shot doesn’t make on HN, I don’t think Trump announcing his gender policy should.
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by hartator 2y ago
Yes, the also implies that there is a default.
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by hartator 2y ago
Astral toolchain?
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by hartator 2y ago
What do you mean by many, many times?
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by hartator 2y ago
Every not found pages that don’t return a 404 http header is basically an infinite trap. It’s useless to do this though as all crawlers have a way to handle this. It’s very crawler 101.
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by hartator 2y ago
There are already “infinite” websites like these on the Internet. Crawlers (both AI and regular search) have a set number of pages they want to crawl per domain. This number is usually determined by the popularity of the domain. Unknown web
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by hartator 2y ago
Why not just pen and paper? ReMarkable is also a good option for epaper.

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