khaless

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by khaless 5y ago
On a quick read of this the move seems pretty to have a pretty considerable impact on me, while I appreciate the free service it sounds like it’s been a trap. I’ve had gsuite for a while, primarily using it to host a custom domain for email
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by khaless 6y ago
While it's nice to get paged, and look at every 5xx error; it doesn't really scale all that well once you get past a certain point, particularly if your application is gracefully degrading. That said, I love the wisdom in your com
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by khaless 13y ago
Just a thought... If your storage layer has support for taking a consistent snapshot of your file system then you might be able to use this to get a backup. You would get a copy of your database that you would need to run log-replay rec
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by khaless 14y ago
Plenty of other machines have Amazing IO in this day and age now. It is a fairly old notion now that Mainframes were much better at IO than other machines (this /was/ true). That said, they do deal with IO pretty well. They have dedicated
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by khaless 15y ago
I'll hook something together this weekend in terms of a benchmark. The nice thing with JRuby is you get the concurrency features of the runtime.
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by khaless 17y ago
Hmm, from what I remember, Reproducibility became a big issue in SIGMOD. In 2008 they introduced some new requirements when submitting a paper. http://behind-the-enemy-lines.blogspot.com/2007/08/experimen...
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by khaless 17y ago
Unfortunately... I have seen this happen more than once, and even the big fish can get taken for this ride.
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by khaless 17y ago
I second iTerm. Its Great
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by khaless 17y ago
Yeah, there certainly are a few more tricks with regards to scaling RDBMS than the author covered. Depending on what your demands are there are different techniques and protocols which best suite you and can go very far to solving your prob