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Incremental ClickHouse Backups(scratchdb.com)
3 points by memset 3y ago|0 comments
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by memset 3y ago
What are the mechanics of IBM MQ’s exactly once delivery? What does the sequence diagram look like for a transfer?
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by memset 3y ago
I have done this. The printers were actually the least satisfying things to smash, as they’re surprisingly study! It took a lot of whacking and prying to get the thing open. The ceramics, such shattered into dozens of pieces, were by far th
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by memset 3y ago
re: 3 - It may be true that google has a white paper describing the impact of api speed on retention. But beware, your users will need to have experienced this pain themselves, not theoretically, for them to be interested. They will need to
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by memset 3y ago
During YC, we relentlessly practice our “two-sentence description.” It’s roughly of the form “ACME makes soup taste better. We do it with a seasoning that chefs add to their broth.” That is, what you do, and how you do it (or an example.) Y
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A list of websites about minimal web design and copious swearing(github.com)
2 points by memset 3y ago|0 comments
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Squarespace to Acquire Google Domains Assets(prnewswire.com)
8 points by memset 3y ago|1 comments
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Updates to Slack's Fair Billing Policy(slack.com)
2 points by memset 3y ago|1 comments
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by memset 3y ago
I’ll say that this example doesn’t convince me that chatgpt is a substitute. I find it downright confusing. We start off with “imagine a magic castle”, then a magical backpack that lets you put things in and take them out in a different loc
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by memset 3y ago
Congratulations on launching! I’ve often found myself doing these kinds of explanations as an eng manager to other stakeholders, so kudos for identifying a problem and launching a solution. Lots of folks here with commentary on pricing and
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Show HN: Add OAuth to your API with a single callback(github.com)
2 points by memset 3y ago|0 comments
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by memset 4y ago
I recently built something similar. I have a web app which logs json data to a file. Then I use vector.dev to tail the file. Vector has a clickhouse integration so it automatically pushes logs into the DB. I also have it automatically push
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by memset 4y ago
Appreciate the feedback! If your business generates a lot of transactions, to the point that you have a full time accounting or engineering staff whose job it is to wrangle 200MB excel files or complicated sql queries, then Journalize is fo
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by memset 4y ago
I blogged about this recently - here's a DB schema that can do all of the double entry stuff with about 2 tables. I also have example queries for balance sheets and other useful bits: https://blog.journalize.io/posts&#x
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by memset 4y ago
Since the fly folks are here: I'd love the ability to trigger jobs as I can with aws batch. The ability to do `fly run -a journalize-batch --command="python3 upload.py"` is something I need right now and am in the process o
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by memset 4y ago
I recently switched to fly.io + crunchybridge. Crunchy is super easy to set up and their cheap plan ($10/month) is quite performant too.
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Ask HN: How would you design a disk-based web app?
1 points by memset 4y ago|0 comments
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Reverse Engineering the Apple MultiPeer Connectivity Framework(evilsocket.net)
4 points by memset 4y ago|0 comments
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by memset 4y ago
UIs are way harder. Back in the day, you could drag and drop form controls in VB and bind the data to a database without writing a single line of code. Today, every step of that requires boilerplate. Backend, fronted, rest api, and so on. D
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by memset 4y ago
Understood - it sounds like the idea of a “minimal working code example” will give misleading results. I’ll pay more attention to this when testing, I appreciate it.
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by memset 4y ago
Okay. Does this imply that I should see similar SSD read speeds when reading 10 blocks contiguously vs randomly? If I can fit, say, 2k records into a single block, then I would expect reading the first 4k pieces of data to have similar SSD
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by memset 4y ago
Thank you for this! Here is my question, though. I have an example C program that uses mmap() to read data from a file. It can do this linearly or select random records. I'm running it on my M1 mac. https://gist.github.com&#
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by memset 4y ago
Had not seen that, thank you!
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Ask HN: Books on designing disk-optimized data structures?
103 points by memset 4y ago|57 comments
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by memset 4y ago
I’ll reach out! Also looking at your GH, you might be interested in this blog post I wrote https://blog.journalize.io/posts/an-elegant-db-schema-for-do...
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by memset 4y ago
Revenue recognition accounting. (Is that not interesting to you? It's super interesting to me!) There's this whole world of rules that accountants follow to properly record revenue. These rules are different for physical products,
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by memset 4y ago
Has anyone used this (is it me new or has it been around?) Would love to know your experiences!
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An Elegant DB Schema for Double-Entry Accounting(blog.journalize.io)
1 points by memset 4y ago|0 comments
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by memset 4y ago
I was responsible for a MS dynamics implementation at a public company. I would agree. (This was also my motivation to start my own financial reporting startup: what if we designed a system in the year 2022 to be able to support big busines
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An Elegant DB Schema for Double-Entry Accounting(blog.journalize.io)
2 points by memset 4y ago|0 comments

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