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leif
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leif
14y ago
That's about it! It's like a B+Tree in that the data resides in the leaves (well, and in the buffers), except that the fanout is a lot lower because we save room in the internal nodes for the buffers.
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14y ago
That's happily not how fractal trees work, at all. We have a few talks online describing how they work. Zardosht has one here http://vimeo.com/m/26471692 . I thought Bradley had a more detailed one at MIT but I can't find it right now. (E
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leif
14y ago
This will be obvious, but I work at Tokutek. > When you have so many writes that sharding isn't enough. TokuDB does indexed insertions very fast. [1] We've even plugged ourselves in underneath MongoDB (just for fun) and we beat them to
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leif
14y ago
it's still blank unless you execute the javascript
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leif
14y ago
netflix is silverlight, not flash, though this is tangential to your point
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leif
14y ago
As a reference, Firefox 9 is the version in the packages repo for FreeBSD 9.0-STABLE and it's probably the same for a fair number of other oses that peg versions on release.
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leif
14y ago
And as data and disks grow, we'll see write-optimized structures like LSM trees and Fractal Trees in this matrix as well.
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leif
14y ago
in my eyes, emacs-w3m.el > firefox+vimperator > chromium+vimium or w3m.vim I guess if that's your thing
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14y ago
Of course, writers would all consume linear space.
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14y ago
it assumes uniform search distribution
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leif
14y ago
"If only 5% of the data is wrong, and we have 2 billion searches per month, that means 100 million ..." Please go back to stats class.
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leif
14y ago
Reminds me of a mathematica notebook, but I've never used ipython.
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leif
14y ago
shell input redirection doesn't work inside eshell, the only way I know to pipe into stdin from eshell is to use cat
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leif
14y ago
No, it wouldn't have been fine. If you find a security bug, you have to follow the reporting procedures. Otherwise you're just making things worse. This should not be in a public ticket. That aside, I have a hard time seeing that there's
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leif
14y ago
Max/MSP does the same thing for DSP (audio) programming. http://cycling74.com/
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leif
14y ago
For the moment, I can say that MySQL has a nicely defined storage engine API which is why we release that, and that if you need something lower-level, please come talk to us because that's not the only thing we develop. However, part of the
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14y ago
Or (shameless plug) use tokudb. We have many online schema change features that work within mysql. You can add and remove columns while the database is running, without resorting to complicated tricks with triggers. You just add the column,
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14y ago
Shell scripts are awful for boot. They have no expression of a dependency graph and truly pathetic notions of state. Hell, starting a process in the background takes ACTUAL THOUGHT in a shell script. How insane is that? systemd may not be a
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14y ago
http://poppler.freedesktop.org/
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leif
14y ago
this is the best gravatar I've ever seen
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14y ago
that's probably it
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leif
14y ago
Yeah, for habitual reasons I usually use -R. No idea why.
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leif
14y ago
voting aside (which I'm not convinced belongs in email), what is the difference between reddit's comment system and the threading algorithm used by muas like pine?
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leif
14y ago
Often the simplest solution is the best: don't comment on YouTube videos.
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14y ago
Used to use alpine, never could make the ui switch to mutt. Now I'm on offlineimap+notmuch+notmuch.el+postfix and I frigging love it.
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14y ago
In terms of just the expression, yes, you just count the largest term. In cases where you count more closely, it's either in the constant (quicksort vs mergesort) or in terms of removing randomness or amortization.
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leif
14y ago
Lock out under wine seems reasonable. Ban under wine seems unreasonable. Oh well, looks like it's time to go steal a copy of windows.
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14y ago
Yes, you should. It is not anyone's job to cure you of your misconceptions. "Prove it!" are the two most ignorant and wasteful words we have. When someone actually involved with a situation tries to assuage your irrational fears anyway, and
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leif
14y ago
This may be a case where paying a buttload of money for a domain name will get you a buttload of velocity. Who needs an easy to remember domain name more than drunk people?
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leif
14y ago
There is a working patch somewhere out there that adds lion fullscreen support to emacs.
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