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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
> I have never heard that term Are you also from the US like the other commenter on this sub-thread?
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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
Cool idea! Is the terminology correct though? Looking at the showcased disks, in my youth we called these “stiffy disks” - owing to their stiff plastic casing. We also had “floppy disks” - but these were larger (in size, albeit with less st
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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
Thanks so much! ^_^
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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
Previously discussed (2022): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37525348
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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
This is great thank you!
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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
Neat, thanks for the insight ^_^ Any particular DML tests you’d recommend for the benchmark? Or thoughts on this in general.
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Ask HN: Good SQL statements to benchmark RDBMS?
1 points by herodoturtle 9mo ago|7 comments
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by herodoturtle 9mo ago
redbook.io huh? Some might argue the Red Book to be “NSA Trusted Networks” a.k.a the ugly red book that won't fit on the shelf. Crash & Burn <3
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by herodoturtle 10mo ago
> Co-founder of Crash Override. <3
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by herodoturtle 10mo ago
Article is thin on details and full of changing adverts that scroll you up and down whilst reading (on mobile). Annoying.
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by herodoturtle 10mo ago
Thank you ^_^
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by herodoturtle 10mo ago
Can someone please ELI5 what this means? Thanks in advance.
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by herodoturtle 10mo ago
An affordable fee I hope.
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by herodoturtle 10mo ago
> Cool band name, too. Coffin Liquor. It's to die for.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
HN poetry right here. Thanks for sharing.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
> Intel tried something similar with AMD (Kaby Lake-G). They paired a Kaby Lake CPU with a Vega GPU and HBM, but the product flopped /me picturing Khaby Lame gesturing his hands at an obvious workaround.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
This article was such a cool trip down memory lane, and as an old-timer that hasn’t looked at this stuff since the early 90s (mode13h anyone?) I am so happy to see how strong the scene is today.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
> In many large or even medium-sized IT projects, there exists a thermocline of truth, a line drawn across the organizational chart that represents a barrier to accurate information regarding the project’s progress. Those below this leve
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
On a related note, does anyone have insight into *why* the Indonesian government is doing this?
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
Came here to say the same. Don't want to start a separate comment thread repeating what's been said before, but I felt compelled to contribute to the crescendo of this one instead. These visualisations are simply great. Programmer
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
The actual IRC discussion (first part of article) that led to this project is majestic. Captures the culture of IRC so beautifully.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
Attached to the handle bar, ready for slappin'!
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
> In the UK, where Canonical and Mark hail from Minor nitpick, but Mark hails from (and was schooled in) South Africa. Agree with your overall point.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
Thank you! ^_^
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
And don’t forget “$&773AjjaWj7-_£7f, NSA”
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
> What do you do on Saturday if there are no qualifs? Can you imagine Monaco with no quali >_<
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
> I mostly game in a Windows 10 VM running on my Linux desktop computer. Single keypress to switch to Linux workspace. Apologies for hopping on this thread with off topic question, but would you mind describing your setup? I haven’t trie
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Show HN: A Good Job Advert(sudowrite.com)
2 points by herodoturtle 1y ago|0 comments
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
Comments like this is why I love HN. Thanks for sharing. And RIP to your former colleagues.
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by herodoturtle 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. For those that are pressed for time, there is a good Executive Summary on page 8 of the linked PDF report: https://www.fordfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/ro...

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