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inyourtenement
6y ago
I keep hearing this, and I've had this impression myself. But I've ben running a small ZK ensemble for two years just to support a Kafka cluster. Between them, ZooKeeper has been much less trouble, almost zero problems.
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inyourtenement
7y ago
8 and red. Most people don't invert the logic and realize that there is no claim that an odd number can't have a red back. I think confirmation bias accounts for missing the brown.
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inyourtenement
8y ago
I haven't needed it, but Streisand looks very nice. https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand
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inyourtenement
8y ago
Chrome is not the only browser to do syncing, and syncing is not the only feature of Chrome. This comment makes no sense.
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inyourtenement
8y ago
Ally Bank savings accounts just went to 1.8%, and 2 year CDs are 2.5%, with no minimums.
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inyourtenement
8y ago
Currently leading a massive thorny project to convert all of our databases to utf8mb4. Definitely heed this warning.
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inyourtenement
8y ago
RDS already has PIT restore, and yes there is a UI for it. This is different. They would not be making an announcement for PIT restore. A good question is, how is it different. With PIT restores, they create a new instance from snapshot and
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inyourtenement
8y ago
It's all described in the readme, but generally online schema change tools work by creating a new table, copying the data from the old table over, somehow keeping track of new writes to the old table, and then syncing those over. At th
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inyourtenement
9y ago
You're just misunderstanding the claim. People mean something like "most things in the world operate in a non-blocking manner". It's not some deep claim about the universe.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
Could you define synchronous and asynchronous as you understand them? Because I don't think your definitions match the rest of the people in this thread.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
Sugar can be unhealthy without being the Ultimate Evil, cause of all ills, that Taubes makes it out to be.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
I believe the commenter was referring to Ben Greenfield as the health and fitness expert. The podcast is a conversation between him and Taubes.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
I wonder why people are having such a hard time taking this study at face value, given the plain description from the researcher. I'm not saying this is a universal effect, but several comments are doubting that it ever happened. I thi
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inyourtenement
9y ago
But ... what is the value of 1 BTC? If it's not reasonably stable, then what is being stored?
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inyourtenement
9y ago
That is a wild assumption.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
You mean when he relays a conversation he had with one of the company's VP's?
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inyourtenement
9y ago
If everybody woke up at once, came to their senses, and realized bitcoin was all just a waste of time and literal energy, and turned off their machines, bitcoin would be "shut down".
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inyourtenement
9y ago
> As long as we have a civilisation That is a crazy claim.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
VimFX is dead.
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inyourtenement
9y ago
Ugh, that sucks, I just switched to VimFx because I thought it was ff57+ compatible. Now I'm not sure where I got that idea. I haven't used vimium-ff, but it hasn't been updated in 3 months and the comments on mozilla are not
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inyourtenement
10y ago
As I recall it's significantly more expensive than EBS, which kept me away. I've had a few use cases come up where shared access would be nice, but I was always able to use objects in s3 instead, which is far cheaper.
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inyourtenement
10y ago
I can't imagine having the nerve to tell someone not to post what they want on their own blog.
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inyourtenement
10y ago
She wrote a blog post, put it online for ... who knows? It could be literally any reason. For her own later reference, to help crystallize her thoughts, or just for fun. Somebody else posts it to Hacker News. Dudes (always dudes!) tell her
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inyourtenement
10y ago
wttr.in looks awesome! I'm not going to complain about it, but it is a little funny that shows a big yellow sun under "Night".
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inyourtenement
10y ago
That is insane. The case-insensitive filesystem means the same binary runs, but the binary has a switch on the case of its own name.
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inyourtenement
10y ago
They've not announced a timeline for forcing you to move plans. Maybe they never will.
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inyourtenement
11y ago
Lambdas might be easier to launch and coordinate.
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inyourtenement
11y ago
But definitely not typical.
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inyourtenement
11y ago
Are you expecting places to implement specific exceptions for these cars? Because presumably they've been passing so far. So, jurisdictions would have to put in specific blocks for these cars, and then have some way to test for the fix
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inyourtenement
11y ago
I have a Golf TDI and I get 38 mpg average. I'm skeptical that any of these cars are typically getting 50-55 mpg.
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