ivankelly

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by ivankelly 4y ago
gutness me, Ich needen ein stein of Doppelbock to get throu zis
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by ivankelly 4y ago
Inter-zone traffic is $0.01/GB EACH WAY. So in effect it's $0.02/GB https://www.duckbillgroup.com/blog/aws-cross-az-data-transfe...
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by ivankelly 4y ago
half-life 3
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by ivankelly 8y ago
It's at the point now where the intro logos and stuff for games take longer than a reboot, so now I just reboot into windows.
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by ivankelly 8y ago
Consider getting a laptop with TB3 and using an eGPU. I don't know how eGPUs work with linux though.
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by ivankelly 8y ago
It would give you the unpersonalised experience then, where the car only knows how to drive in carparks in palo alto.
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by ivankelly 8y ago
this is personal data, GDPR gives you the right to get a full dump of it.
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by ivankelly 8y ago
Sounds very like Sardana [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sardana
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by ivankelly 8y ago
What I was wondering really, was whether LogDevice provides total order atomic broadcast, and as such whether it solves concensus. It appears it does (or rather, it daisychains on the concensus provided by zookeeper and uses it's own f
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by ivankelly 8y ago
Ok, but for this to be problematic, readers would need to have some other mechanism to know that w1 did actually take place before w2. So FIFO instead of total order. Anyhow, thanks for answering my questions. Very interesting system.
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by ivankelly 8y ago
> Consistency in a more general sense than just read-modify-write consistency. If you have sequencers active in several epochs at the same time accepting writes, the records may end up being written out of order, and there would be a bre
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by ivankelly 8y ago
> Yes, reads are not released (i.e. are blocked) until sealing is complete. Which are the cases where consistency is compromised then? If a client of the log needs consistency, it needs to ensure that it has seen all previous updates to
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by ivankelly 8y ago
Does it block reads until sealing is complete? How many nodes in the nodeset have to respond before sealing is complete? [NodeSet] - [ReplicationFactor] + 1?
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by ivankelly 8y ago
What happens with a sequencer which appears to fail but hasn't really, and then comes back up after the process to figure out inflight records has completed? If that sequencer receives a record for a log, will it be able to write it to
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Reliable Table Writer Locks for HBase(medium.com)
2 points by ivankelly 11y ago|0 comments
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Mining Zookeeper’s transaction log to track down bugs(medium.com)
15 points by ivankelly 11y ago|1 comments