lobster_johnson

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   by lobster_johnson 16y ago

   Well, the whole point is that C contains so few abstraction in the first place that most dedicated developers can have a mental model of the mapping between language and machine. There are very few abstractions that don't correlate exactl
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   by lobster_johnson 16y ago

   This seems wrong and overengineered for so many reasons. PHP, really? A simple one-line script will suffice to copy keys with ssh-copy-id or similar. (It gets even simpler if you use something like dsh or Capistrano.)
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   by lobster_johnson 16y ago

   No. It's just this guy.
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   by lobster_johnson 16y ago

   > > "Why don't you prove it?" > Because I'm not the one making extraordinary claims. You are, though. You're the one suggesting a nuclear catastrophe, contrary to apparent scientific evidence.
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   by lobster_johnson 16y ago

   GridFS is just a standard convention of how to map files to key-value stores like MongoDB -- you can implement GridFS over MongoDB in just a few lines of Ruby code. GridFS breaks files into fixed-size chunks, and uses a single MongoDB docum
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   by lobster_johnson 16y ago

   > I'm no SQL guru, but won't that subselect will break down when users and events grow to the millions? Databases like PostgreSQL are excellent at performing joins -- which is all this subselect really is, namely joining two relations -