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by hobs 1y ago
Except for criticizing musk in the papers, as he's banned journalists, people "doxing" him by publishing his plane, etc There's a million things you cant say, its now you are happy that the right wing nutjobs get to have
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by hobs 1y ago
This is amazing, and also psychic damage inducing - I thought I had seen some terrifying SQL things and then I see "ClickOS UDF"
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by hobs 1y ago
Feeling it :) Currently in day two of an outage with almost no vendor response for my entire platform because it was "the cheaper option" :) Every quarter during budgeting I have politely pointed out this inferior service costs us
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by hobs 1y ago
Interesting, a lot of ex stripe eng I talk to say the opposite, but that they made it work.
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by hobs 1y ago
Yes, because they are terrible and break replication for cross system repl.
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by hobs 1y ago
To be fair Rust doesn't have sum type it has enums, which I feel like you could do in Go, but I haven't read the arguments.
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by hobs 1y ago
I think that's probably true, but for learning stuff I think an oscilloscope is way better than a multi-meter and the cost is prohibitive so I love the flea scope to give to noobs. I am also very much in the belief system that you shou
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by hobs 1y ago
There's been plenty of indications that's not true. Trump has been floating a third term and a Trump regime with his children. He said the election was stolen. He tried to steal it himself. You are basically saying "Well TODA
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by hobs 1y ago
You can get an extremely shitty one for 20 dollars https://www.instructables.com/Flea-Scope-18-Msps-13-BoM-WebU... but when you are just starting its pretty cool!
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by hobs 1y ago
And in most corporate mindsets that's six months of growth off the table, six months of fighting just to get back to normal - that's a huge real cost and a huge opportunity cost.
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by hobs 1y ago
My dad is almost that old and looks younger and healthier than him for sure, it all depends on how you live your life and the genetics you are granted.
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by hobs 1y ago
That's because its basically cache invalidation.
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by hobs 1y ago
I don't know how to convince you that both of you are struggling against each other when you should be in common cause, but in my experience if the CEO thinks even more they are a temporarily embarrassed billionaire then I can see why
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by hobs 1y ago
It doesn't - its a battle cry for the working classes (ie anyone who actually works) to realize they are being exploited by those that simply do not. If you have an actual job and an income constrained by your work output, you could be
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by hobs 1y ago
I think dealing with folks whose stated purpose is to murder you isn't really a strawman but you're welcome to think whatever you like.
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by hobs 1y ago
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by hobs 1y ago
I don't understand why that's an acceptable answer when people dont understand the nature of the performance issue. Network round trip? Scaling the instance aint gonna help. Row by agonizing row? Maybe some linear speedups as you
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by hobs 1y ago
Do you think not engaging with the actual content of the poster and purposefully misinterpreting them disingenuously is a respectful way to communicate?
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by hobs 1y ago
Microsoft also loves to sideline some author so some PM can say "look at this OSS project we now control!!!!" and then add controls and processes that nobody gets to even know about except for MSFT and then weird, inevitably a few
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by hobs 1y ago
They built the postgres plugin in a way that nobody could usefully contribute to unless they worked at msft - like the rest of ADS the level of control they tried to maintain meant nobody wanted to work on it.
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by hobs 1y ago
No large scale database heterogeneous cluster is maintenance-free - plans change because data changes, query patterns change, resource utilization of certain features grows or shrinks, new application features are launched, new indexes need
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by hobs 1y ago
So is Phillip Morris - feel free to smoke all you want.
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by hobs 1y ago
Do you think he believes the lie that he said he knows isn't true and then walked back and talked about as if it was true? Are you the smart person whose been told the lie enough?
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by hobs 1y ago
I went out of my way to disable it in about:config in the 3 different booleans I needed to do that. But dancing on the grave of something is meh.
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by hobs 1y ago
Every person I know who has ever used Cassandra in prod has cursed its name. Mongo lost data for close to a decade, and Microservices mostly are NOT used to solve real world problems but instead used either as an organizational or technical
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by hobs 1y ago
I have worked for a half dozen companies all swearing up and down they had big data and meaningfully one customer had 100TB of logs and another 10TB of stuff, everyone else when actually thought of properly and had just utter trash removed
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by hobs 1y ago
This is also what I love about rebuilding some existing architecture that's not working for a business, its doing mostly the second part - the system is working but it - costs too much, is too slow, doesn't realize some goal, etc
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by hobs 1y ago
Yes, but most of those "AI Companies" are actually "AI Slop" companies and have little to no Machine Learning experience of any kind.
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by hobs 1y ago
Too bad mysql doesn't even have materialized views - its not a good combination with a json only situation, but you clearly are suffering through that, good luck :) probably etl it to clickhouse and move on. Could always try and dump t
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by hobs 1y ago
And yet when I reboot my computer windows has shown me an entirely new place I can see ads - this week it was my lock screen. So I left - I am willing to do more work to be spied on less, to be used as a product less, and to fight with my c

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