jazoom

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811.
by jazoom 10y ago
Ahh. I was wondering when they were going to get around to implementing that. I might have to upgrade to 5.x soon.
812.
by jazoom 10y ago
I suspect you were thinking of changing the number of shards, which can be an important part of rebalancing an index. Unfortunately, Elasticsearch can't do that.
813.
by jazoom 10y ago
More that the websites actually want to be found by someone.
814.
by jazoom 10y ago
Googlebot doesn't abide by 99% of websites' terms of use.
815.
by jazoom 10y ago
No probs. I suspect a lot of organisations use a database mainly for user data.
816.
by jazoom 10y ago
I use it mainly for storing user data, error data, login info, etc. I can't imagine how realtime could be useful for that.
817.
by jazoom 10y ago
If it's "global" then whichever service provider I choose should see the same latency. If my datacentre is in Brisbane and their closest is Sydney the latency I see will be about 40ms. I wasn't even thinking of the end u
818.
by jazoom 10y ago
That sounds pretty good
819.
by jazoom 10y ago
1. CockroachDB is still in beta. 2. I've been using RethinkDB for years and I've never found a use for the realtime updates. I think the benefit of that is mostly limited to chat apps, realtime collaboration, etc.
820.
by jazoom 10y ago
How does the cost work out? I don't see any mention of that on the pricing page. Or is that just built into the data storage pricing?
821.
by jazoom 10y ago
Why do you think people will leave CockroachDB for RethinkDB? I ask this as a long-time user of RethinkDB.
822.
by jazoom 10y ago
I find this interesting. Do you plan to have every database record replicated across every one of your datacentres? That would be some crazy high availability.
823.
by jazoom 10y ago
I'm not sure if you did take the point intended. You would need a datacentre in every city in the world to get that "global latency".
824.
by jazoom 10y ago
You're right. I realised that and came to correct it. Thanks for pointing it out.
825.
by jazoom 10y ago
I've used LogDNA for a while now. It has been a good experience.
826.
by jazoom 10y ago
$0.01 per simple operation sounds very expensive to me. This would add up very quickly. Edit: I misread it. Perhaps instead of inventing your own point system that you have to explain and hope silly people (like me) don't mix up you co
827.
by jazoom 10y ago
Or childcare workers. Or personal carers. Or etc...
828.
by jazoom 10y ago
It's true GC has more of these features but I personally avoid stuff like that because that's serious lock-in.
829.
by jazoom 10y ago
I'm sure it does. But I still can't see the benefit of a subdomain rather than a subdirectory.
830.
by jazoom 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation
831.
by jazoom 10y ago
Here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11523531
832.
by jazoom 10y ago
Unfortunately that doesn't seem to give any indication of how long that might be. I just saw a post from one of their engineers about a year ago that said secondary indices would only take about 2 weeks to implement.
833.
by jazoom 10y ago
I know nothing about database architecture but I'm gonna assume that the individual operations take longer until you distribute the load across more nodes.
834.
by jazoom 10y ago
It's there a way to try it out without signing up? The first thing I wanted to do was test your claim for speediness. There is a road block in front of doing that.
835.
by jazoom 10y ago
What's the actual benefit of a subdomain for each user?
836.
by jazoom 10y ago
Perhaps you're right.
837.
by jazoom 10y ago
Don't you need to be an affiliate bringing them a decent amount of sales before you get access to that. Usually there is a rate limit that makes it impossible to keep up with all their prices. How did you get around that?
838.
by jazoom 10y ago
There are sites like that. Startpage.com is an example.
839.
by jazoom 10y ago
...in Angular
840.
by jazoom 10y ago
The only problem I've noticed with simpleStorage is the Safari private mode thing, but I see that as a bug in Safari so I just show a message to users telling them why the site won't work properly for them.

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