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by memracom 10y ago
Back then I built systems with Xenix on a PC-AT that had three simultaneous users, one on the console and two WYSE-60 terminals attached to the serial ports. The system ran a database server and the applications that I built to manage facto
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by memracom 10y ago
Salesforce has successfully deployed multitenancy SaaS at a huge scale, and they have all tenants sharing the same tables. Every row in every table has an Organization-ID column and all queries include the Org Id to keep the data separated.
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by memracom 10y ago
The ResolverOne spreadsheet was a normal spreadsheet program that wrote Python code under the hood. You could then add unit tests and validate your spreadsheet calculations. The company was sold but this web version https://githu
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by memracom 10y ago
Couldn't get it to work on OSX (El Capitan) even after installing ActiveState Tcl/Tk. After removing that package following these instructions http://superuser.com/questions/36567/how-do-i-uninstall-any-.
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by memracom 10y ago
Usually an RDBMS like PostgreSQL is used in an environment that has a different usage pattern than search. SOLR can take advantage of specializing for that type of usage. However, Russia's largest search engine, Yandex, seems to like P
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by memracom 10y ago
In fact, the lack of replaceable batteries is now becoming a consumer safety issue. Every city has a bomb squad who can isolate and destroy potentially explosive materials. This type of issue can be sorted out much more quickly, and much mo
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by memracom 10y ago
If you've ever been interviewed by the media, you will be shocked at what they publish. Distortion of the message is ingrained even when the topic is totally non-political. The media is mostly about doing a "rush-job". Hurry
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by memracom 10y ago
There is open source software called http://pump.io/ that does most of what you want in a social network. If you are technically inclined, then yes it is easy to set up a server and run this. But even if you are not technic
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by memracom 10y ago
What makes you think that Facebook is censoring you rather than an employee of Facebook who is being paid by somebody else? This is a classic technique of subversion. You don't have to control an organization or get their leaders on yo
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by memracom 10y ago
Russia has several rivers that flow south, and one of them, the Yenisei, does reach down close to Northern China. The Yenisei valley is also known to be a corridor for cultural migration in more recent times.
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by memracom 10y ago
Here is a place to start http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/2016/01/29/the-rac... And given that you can use sugar to help heal wounds http://www.drwhitaker.com/sugar-on-wounds-for
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by memracom 10y ago
Rather than weakening the attacker (killing the bacteria) we could look for ways to strengthen the organism (boost the body's own defense mechanisms). The health industry as a whole, has been weakened by the discovery of antibiotics an
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by memracom 10y ago
Unanswerable. First of all people do put non-fruit in their fruit salads such as honey, nuts, coconut-milk-jelly, other dairy products like cottage cheese. Secondly, there is no law saying that I have to make any given named recipe the same
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by memracom 10y ago
If voting machines are that insecure, then you should be worried about Chinese hackers, and Arab hackers and even American Republican hackers. Let's be frank, voting machines that are insecure can be exploited by ANYBODY who cares to i
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by memracom 11y ago
EBS, Riak, etc. Lots of easy solutions to this problem of putting the data in several diverse places with one write call. Use what works and don't complain that broken stuff is broken.
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by memracom 11y ago
If you do not want to use SQLITE to solve this problem then download the SQLITE source code and copy the way that they achieve these guarantees. Stand on the shoulders of the giants who have come before us.
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by memracom 11y ago
How can you call them zero-day exploits when the people who "have them" can't even keep their "top secrets" secret? I expect the other guys have them as well.
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by memracom 11y ago
When we first heard about how Snowden actually got access to the files which he leaked, I remember being astounded that the USG was so incompetent about information security. My next thought was, how could Snowden be the first to get this s
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by memracom 11y ago
I think he is pulling your leg because he believes that the answer to life the universe and everything is 42.
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by memracom 11y ago
I don't think that you have much experience with software if you really believe that developers and especially people who architect and engineer software do not ask such questions. We do, and the discussions do make it out into the wil
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by memracom 11y ago
Great idea. But it would be a mistake to start with GOF because GOF is not the beginning. I first encountered patterns reading Christopher Alexander's books, "A Pattern Language" and "The Timeless Way of Building".
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by memracom 11y ago
Seems that we need a tool to crawl all the repos that a developer owns and report lines of code in each package that they wrote. If there are lots of small packages, then this is not the kind of person you want to hire, except maybe to do P
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by memracom 11y ago
They do NOT encourage code re-use because the effort required to understand your need, refrain from writing code, and hunt down a module in npm, far outweighs the effort to just write the code and stick it in your in-house utils library.
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by memracom 11y ago
Agreed. Most development groups should be building a local collection of utilities that contains all of these snippets, and most importantly, some documentation of what they do and some unit tests to demonstrate that they are correct. No ne
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by memracom 11y ago
We already have the immutable repo that you are looking for. We do all our builds from a caching proxy server that pulls in new binary objects when we need them, but serves up the old one for the 99% majority of repeat builds. Artifactory i
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by memracom 11y ago
You say HTML is data? That's funny, I always thought it was code.
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by memracom 11y ago
Seems to me that the real driver of currency devaluation is the price of oil. By devaluing you protect your economy from big shocks because the price of oil stays unchanged, in the local currency. Russia did the same and has managed to main
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by memracom 11y ago
Last I looked, China was a big export economy. So the population size is irrelevant. Look elsewhere for indicators of China's future economic growth. And never forget, that big revolutionary wave of iPhones and iPads? It came from Chin
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by memracom 11y ago
Yeah, Bill Gates never won the Nobel prize. Neither did Steve Jobs. Or Donald Trump for that matter. Look carefully at a normal curve. If your kid is slightly above average, say C+, then they are doing better than 50% of the poulation. That
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by memracom 11y ago
Ever think that on most issues, say 985 times out of 100, the other side is roughly 50% of those that are not undecided. If you look at the issue overall, and allow for shades of gray between the positions, then most people are in rough ag

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