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4y ago
One more question - did you have a chance to see where scylladb is going? On latest conference their CEO said it's all about serverless and virtualization. Having kubernetes doing all the work [1] - "we are doing it automatically
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4y ago
Thanks for answering!
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The first question which comes to my mind is what are performance implications of running database like you do inside k8s vs EC2 vs bare metal? And how did you solve multitenancy? Does the operator handle lifecycle of database per customer
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Open sourcing Ezno – JavaScript compiler and TypeScript checker written in Rust
(github.com)
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4y ago
Amazing to see that every file and directory name is short single word with very few exceptions.
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4y ago
I burned few months evaluating and for trying out some monorepo options, for a cross-platform typescript project. Eventually I picked Nx, the main reason being having single package.json. Besides, yes, nx comes with a single configuration f
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The most impressive Facebook's feature was hands down Graph Search [1] which was released around this time - 2013. Basically it was an interface to the entire social graph! Eventually they had to pull those features out. Privacy concer
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4y ago
Can you share the root cause of your mental health problems? Do you think therapy could be effective to your case?
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4y ago
Allen Carr - Smart Phone Dumb Phone. Ps. Therapy
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These 36 files are all you need to compile Rust+Java on a Mac for Android 33
(twitter.com)
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It’s important from transparency point of view - loosing $200k when $500k laying around in a bank is like a non-issue. So what that 200k is lost if his life is basically exactly the same as it was before?
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4y ago
The article is very nice, but I can't find OP saying how much money he has in the bank.. I am solo founder and invested literally all my money into this mad startup pursuit. There is a difference between loosing $200k with comfortable
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4y ago
Teams are much cheaper though - $4 vs $7.25 per user per month for a roughly equivalent plan.
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4y ago
Can't they just cache let's say these 1000 marketing, sales and customer support pages into cdn then?
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Honestly I don't get the point of edge. Do people really care whether their website loads in 50ms vs 300ms?
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I never thought people take restricting access from within database seriously. Like row security policies [1] in postgres. But now as I look at it, it must be taken seriously, just because those features exist. Is anybody here using it in p
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4y ago
Same here but unfortunately have done it 1 month ago. This breach helped me learn why it is important to have strong passwords.
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4y ago
Why not just go through them in one go and be done with it?
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SQLite-based databases on the Postgres protocol
(blog.chiselstrike.com)
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Outlook is also down
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Microsoft probes outage issues into Teams, Outlook services
(reuters.com)
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Ask HN: Is ChatGPT Down?
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4y ago
I second that
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SQLite can be faster than the Linux kernel filesystem
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4y ago
Which is much higher than ad revenue through Google. I know it because I have a friend with a YouTube channel +5mln and he has external team handling these issues. He told me revenue from sponsorships is 4 times more from what he makes from
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> Now you also need to figure out how to convert said XML into actual API calls that create/update/delete corresponding resources Under the hood it could use cdk/cdktf/cdk8s and those frameworks would handle the rest.
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Ask HN: TSX for Infra?
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> the limitations on speech imposed by many western governments Ok enough I quit hacker news
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Yishan, ex-ceo of Reddit has a good take on this on twitter [1]. > I talked to a friend of mine who is a professional creative writer and screenwriter, and she had a perspective on ChatGPT that is really different from all the other take
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4y ago
This is the first thing which came to my mind as well, pay per use!
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