lysium

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   by lysium 12y ago

   Thanks for the link! The article says, that due to the read error rate and the size of today's disks, RAID 5 and RAID 6 have (kind of) lost their purpose.
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   by lysium 12y ago

   Can you elaborate?
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   by lysium 12y ago

   Does your setup preserve hard links? Because this is from where OP's problems originated.
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   by lysium 12y ago

   > The problem with rsync is that it would have to traverse all the FS tree and check every single file on both sides for the timestamp and the file. - In this scenario, the receiving side is empty, so there is no need to check every sing
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   by lysium 12y ago

   The title should mention that this is done in the Django database. I've never thought at the history of the words `master` and `slave` when reading DB docs. I think primary/replica is as good as a choice.
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   by lysium 12y ago

   Thank you for the link; I've searched for the submission, but obviously not thoroughly enough.
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   LibreSSL – the first 30 days(openbsd.org)

   76 points by lysium 12y ago|31 comments
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   by lysium 13y ago

   Looks great! I'm wondering why this haven't been done like that before, but usually, this thought is an indication of a very good idea.
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   by lysium 13y ago

   I don't know, but I can confirm.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Looks like fake entries; root@nsa.gov, really?
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Thank you for distinguishing bindings and assignments. Please consider `var y := x * x` for consistency (note the ':=').
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    by lysium 13y ago

    At the other end are definitions of which several fit on a single line: data Color = Red | Black
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    by lysium 13y ago

    The author Ingo Wechsung outlines the ideas and concepts of Frege in the German blog 'Funktionale Programmierung': http://funktionale-programmierung.de/2013/10/10/frege.html
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    by lysium 13y ago

    I guess she meant this thread https://svn.reviewboard.kde.org/r/4396/ Don't know if that counts as rude or not.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    I like that idea! Remembers me of the German magazin 'brand eins' that offered a 'social' subscription where you won't pay for a year if you're struggling with making ends meet. You just had to tell them, no qu
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Is this (at the end of problem 1) (defn div-by [x y] (== 0 ))(mod y x) a typo or a Clojure feature?
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    by lysium 13y ago

    I did not understand why we shouldn't use 4.2.2.2. If they did not wan people to use it, why is it open? Too bad none of the reports the authors has read about that were linked.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Actually, concurrency is some of the use cases (among others). The structure is not useless at all, actually, the opposite is true. Further, I think your analysis is underspecified if not wrong. If thread A and B share the same q initially
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    by lysium 13y ago

    I guess I was looking for a respond like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6385199 , making it more than just a mere novelty.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    I don't think we want to know 'for sure'. It's enough if we identify the variables that have the largest impact and tackle those.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    While funny looking, what is the ingenuity behind it?
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    by lysium 13y ago

    It sure helps that its colder in Alaska than in Florida. However, I don't know if that compensates the smaller gravity.
23. 263.▲
    by lysium 13y ago

    ...to achieve what?
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    by lysium 13y ago

    A lot of text for a little map, isn't it? ;-) Usually, I avoid remapping for insert mode, because - typing ';' will pause for a while in case a key is pressed that triggers a mapping - typing the mapping when you literally me
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    by lysium 13y ago

    How do you 'read Twitter'? I mean, how do you get 'the news' there?
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    by lysium 13y ago

    For context: This piece of C code from 1990 was mentioned recently in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6371968 . It was discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=375945 over 4 years ago.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Which Java software does not run on Java 7, preventing users to upgrade? I thought Java was backwards compatible.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Looks great! Do you happen to know whether jooq runs with DB2 v10? I see it supports DB2 v9.7.
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    by lysium 13y ago

    Great article! I wish all SQL libraries would adhere to this structure instead of forcing devs to write glorified (string) SQL. Ie., let me from(join(table1, table2)) .where(table1.col1 > 10) .groupBy(col1) .project(col
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    by lysium 13y ago

    That was an interesting read!