javiermaestro

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by javiermaestro 10y ago
Nothing against wood, really. But if you've been to the UK, you should agree that the unmaintained, not-properly-fitted, wooden frames that they use in most old windows are just crap. They let in huge amounts of wind, cold, etc, throug
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by javiermaestro 10y ago
I'd love to see the results... I've never been so baffled in my life, looking for a "normal" flat in London and looking at horrible prospects that cost a fortune with windows from a century ago. And when I asked about th
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by javiermaestro 10y ago
Heh. If only they mandate to replace a majority of the crappy wooden + single-pane windows they have in most houses, that let all of the heat out and wind and noise in, with normal, double-glaze windows with good insulation, they would cut
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by javiermaestro 10y ago
LOL I re-read the article and found the specs. I really read it but somehow managed to skip the paragraph or something :-? Anyway, my point stands. I'd use a single instance in which the dataset fits in memory, just for completeness. T
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by javiermaestro 10y ago
Hi there! Stampede looks nice, congrats! Quick question about the 100x performance claim and the benchmarks in https://www.8kdata.com/blog/announcing-torodb-stampede-1-0-b... : - I don't see any specs and/or m
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by javiermaestro 10y ago
Yeah, exactly like in Spain, where all these things are done in the Civil Registry (Registro Civil). I mean, the article is like a huge WTF... somebody needs to travel / read about other countries, etc...
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by javiermaestro 10y ago
Minor nit: I think your comment would be greatly enhanced if you changed some stereotypes, e.g. "soccer-mom" for "soccer-parent", "senile old" for "old" or "people with less reflexes" and &q
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by javiermaestro 13y ago
First of all, thanks a lot for such an awesome tool! I think graphite would greatly improve by having the "web" part split into different apps/packages (API, graphing and frontend/dashboard). That way, people could insta
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by javiermaestro 15y ago
Cool! The final piece of the puzzle for easy and quick OAuth integration!! Thanks! :)