jarym

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   by jarym 6y ago

   Interesting if I do English to French on the following: Hello Sarah, what time is it? it translates to Bonjour Sarah, quelle heure est-il ? Now if I change the input to Hello Sara, what time is it? it translates instead to: Quelle he
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   by jarym 6y ago

   Congrats on this - I’ve been meaning to try it for a while. Extremely useful piece of software
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   by jarym 6y ago

   This is slightly off-topic but how many 'connections' can an app make over a Unix socket and how would you manage an in-app connection pool like HikariCP or similar when using a Unix socket?
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   by jarym 6y ago

   In the UK there's legislation (RIPA) that would probably result you staying in jail until you came up with the passwords or convinced a judge you genuinely couldn't for some reason.
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   by jarym 6y ago

   The automated 'please open a ticket' response is hilarious. We need to start calling behaviour like this out - or just blackhole these DNS servers.
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   by jarym 6y ago

   How does this compare to, say, Kotlin Flow?
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   by jarym 6y ago

   This is excellent and much needed. SAML is indeed a pain. Now my question is how safe/secure is your XML parsing? Because that’s been a source of vulnerabilities in other libraries.
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   by jarym 6y ago

   Sheesh. You’d think Apple getting 30% would at least use their ‘cut’ to weed out the bad apples (sorry could not resist there) that would lead to long term damage to their own ecosystem.
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   by jarym 6y ago

   Paywalled so can’t read the article but am familiar with this. Part of me thinks universities are in for a karmic boomerang in the COVID age and as more and more educational material is available for free/cheap. It used to be the case
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Not used it on M1 yet but Postgres seems to: https://info.crunchydata.com/blog/postgresql-benchmarks-appl...
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Stuff like this - wow. We have to ask ourselves what these centralised platforms offer that decentralised ones like NNTP didn’t. Nice work and well done.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    I am sure I read a while ago that there were pipeline projects both via Israel and Turkey? If that were the case then I'd imagine, the combo of Russia, Turkey and Israel as gas suppliers to Europe would be about as diversified as possi
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Very exciting! Question: your homepage says it’ll always be Apache 2 but what will you do if someone like AWS rebrands your work (looking over at Elastic here)?
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Hmm. But... Russia has nat gas. Germany wants nat gas. Russia wants to sell it. Germany is willing to buy it. All sounds rather simple and commercial to me. If there’s a concern about Russian influence then the only real solution is to inve
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    by jarym 6y ago

    This is what I love about HN: Wake up, read a well written article and learn something new. Thank you!
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    by jarym 6y ago

    I run Postgres in docker containers on my Mac but I know that won’t be viable for a lot of people.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    They got to the end of their financial year and had $$$ left to spend... happens all the time.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Well written and easy to follow. Thank you for publishing this!
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    by jarym 6y ago

    When I travel from one town to another I don't pay different amounts for my phone calls or data. It should not be any different crossing a border within the EU. It is absolutely fair, mobile operators were cross-charging ridiculous am
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    by jarym 6y ago

    I'm talking about when the caps were first proposed and introduced - not now post Brexit.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Your background is really interesting - ML and music copyright/royalties. It's an area that my wife is interested in. If you don't mind I'll email you directly.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    I would suspect though cannot prove that MasterCard are in cahoots with the UK government on this. Same thing happened when EU tried to cap roaming charges and Vodafone complained that it was unfair because they'd paid so much for mobi
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    by jarym 6y ago

    This looks really neat, cannot wait to read the paper to see the details. The other research db I saw recently I liked was sirix ( https://github.com/sirixdb ) - I can certainly see some room for cross-over between these two.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Don't live in the US but this bit really stuck out: "Marking to market unrealized capital gains". This is what happens people of questionable literacy and comprehension levels start proposing laws.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Well it’s worth trying - free delivery to the UK is impressive too
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Yes I prefer both Neuhaus and Leonidas to Godiva.
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Godiva tried to expand too fast in my view and the quality of the chocolate is mediocre (compared to other Belgian chocolate) and priced too high. Starbucks made a similar mistake around the 2007 financial crash but seem to have recovered s
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Just goes to show how much a single SQL server can scale before having to worry about sharing and horizontal scaling
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Lots of good points but ‘outsource’ here can mean a variety of things. We have SuperTokens (self-hosted or SaaS I think) and Keycloak (self-hosted only if I’m not mistaken) so most people don’t need to ‘roll their own’. But would I outsourc
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    by jarym 6y ago

    Hey, I absolutely love Graal and where it is going. Big problem for me has been the license: GPLv2+CPE. On its own this is not a problem but coming from Oracle it makes people nervous. I think if there's ever room to move towards Apa