khurs

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by khurs 3mo ago
Thanks for the reply and good work on pgDog!!
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by khurs 3mo ago
>might bringt Postgres finally closer to vitess Supabase are launching a Vitess for Postgresql, they have hired the original creator of Vitess for it https://supabase.com/blog/multigres-vitess-for-postgres
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by khurs 3mo ago
Any plans to add Query Caching for Selects? as per: https://www.pgpool.net/docs/latest/en/html/runtime-in-memory...
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by khurs 3mo ago
>Open source development needs to be paid by someone - most of the time people complaining about paying for software are working themselves (for money!) in some company making huge bucks, or looking up to "successful (as in money) t
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by khurs 3mo ago
>It lets you treat your employees as a replaceable commodity that can be scaled up and down as it makes monetary sense rather than a cohesive team of skilled artisans. Jane Street hires devs at high salaries and makes them use OCaml rath
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by khurs 3mo ago
Reminder - KeyCloak was donated to CNCF so a safe choice https://www.keycloak.org https://www.cncf.io/blog/2023/04/11/keycloak-joins-cncf-as-a...
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"In Germany it's usually the other way around:" Germany is one of most wealthy, powerful and biggest contributors to the EU budget. They can't be bullied round easily. "We regularly have headlines about how we mi
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by khurs 3mo ago
Pretty sure they sell lots of EPYC servers
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by khurs 3mo ago
One of reasons the the EU exists is so domestic prime ministers can deflect blame and say "not me, it was them over there in the EU parliament and my hands are tied"
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by khurs 3mo ago
In UK Amex are relatively big. They do cards with airlines where the customer can earn free flights and other such reward schemes to attract customers.
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by khurs 3mo ago
>So for a year you have to be in this horrible feeling of losing your job. No severance to pay if employees find a new job. By giving notice they know many will now start job hunting
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by khurs 3mo ago
Elephant in the room? Maybe Microsoft is spending so much on AI that it is being forced to re-evaluating short term strategy in other business areas as financial have changed. So perhaps in long term all these studio's making exclusive
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by khurs 3mo ago
Concerns about competition regulators stopping the acquisition? so they said for next x years we guarantee won't be exclusive?
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by khurs 3mo ago
Wasn't it a strategy to have exclusives on xBox and take games away from Playstation?
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by khurs 3mo ago
EU population: 450 million + 70m UK USA population: 348 million The problem is that many of europe's top talent moves to USA, and also that American funding for European startups is huge, and many are made to relocate/IPO in USA t
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by khurs 3mo ago
Seems you need to use multiple providers and route payments depending on card type if you want lowest rates. For example, mollie is 2.5% for Amex but Stripe is 1.5% for Amex but or others it swings other way. > Mollie for UK - 1.2% + 20p
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by khurs 3mo ago
I think primary reasons are that: -data is kept in EU, -lower latency for SSH if nearer -most companies's are not global, and so most of their customers are going to be in the same country or nearby so makes sense to keep near the serv
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by khurs 3mo ago
There needs to be more free DDOS offerings and inbuilt DDOS from vm providers. There was a period of time where DDOS was always on the news and Cloudflare regularly published 'we stopped a quadrillion request per second attack', a
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German prosecutors allege Ukraine ordered Nord Stream pipeline attack(aljazeera.com)
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by khurs 3mo ago
Intel = Fair as they sell both Intel and AMD so no loyalty on either side. Microsoft = yes, they care enormously, as Surface has taken away many sales. Albeit they sold some ChromeBooks
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by khurs 3mo ago
Are the likes of Dell and Lenovo not going to be annoyed that AMD are cutting them out? As traditionally AMD was a supplier of parts.
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by khurs 3mo ago
>Who cares He spoke at an internal town hall for Meta. His employees care...
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by khurs 3mo ago
Or a new switch being bought by the parent for the distressed child
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by khurs 3mo ago
>But surely those fully autonomous coding loops will solve all those 9,100+ open issues on GitHub? Why haven't they? Shhh, you may pop the bubble and cause the collapse of the US economy.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Microsoft are using Rust for Windows and Azure Google are using Rust despite having developed GO SpaceX and NASA are using Rust for critical life and death systems. Cloudflare use Rust to obtain extreme high performance. And many, many more
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by khurs 3mo ago
>If your friend can’t figure this out by themselves, it’s going to be challenging. Yes.
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by khurs 3mo ago
For those not aware - in your profile you can turn on showdead option that shows you dead submissions & dead comments.
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by khurs 3mo ago
You can do GUI/web easily enough in Rust, but as this is DNS and so most users will be network/sysadmin types, their natural habitat is the terminal. Rust is taking over from C/C++ (as per US Government guidance on using more
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by khurs 3mo ago
Times have changed in UK. We all grew up doing our own bonfires and fireworks, but now it's mostly organised large displays at public parks and other venues.
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by khurs 3mo ago
"companies would have slashed their engineering teams down to a handful and everything would be driven by mostly autonomous agents with human guidance. But it just hasn't happened. " It never was going to happen. Always the s

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