minxomat

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by minxomat 7y ago
The actual equivalent would be something like Azure AppService.
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by minxomat 7y ago
Not to mention that ZooKeeper passed Jepsen (on the first try IIRC). Don't replace something so extraordinarily dependable just because it's a dependency.
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by minxomat 7y ago
Although some devs (and style guides) do tend to resist inference in favor of verbosity (C#). Subjectively, I love inference (like in F# or Crystal). I'm not sure if an objective winner exists for best strategy, or how to even measure
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by minxomat 7y ago
And works really well on wine. The community is still quite active: http://planet-source-code.com/vb/default.asp?lngWId=1
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by minxomat 7y ago
Ohh exciting. I saw this thread and wondered what happened to that project.
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by minxomat 7y ago
Internet wide scans with zmap/zgrab are published (to researchers) by Censys.io
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More Use-After-Free Bugs Discovered in Bellard's QuickJS, Some Fixed(twitter.com)
1 points by minxomat 7y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 7y ago
That's not it. It was a GitLab project, but searching for that is pretty difficult. I'll edit this comment if i find it. Edit: Here it is: https://gitlab.com/cznic/sqlite
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by minxomat 7y ago
Sqlite has been rewritten in both Go and C#. It's really not that hard. The code is clearly documented and everything works in roughly the same way. Easily achievable by a single developer in a few months. Sqlite code is emulating clas
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by minxomat 7y ago
In your migration file(s) you have both forward and backward steps. If operations are reducers or otherwise destructive, the forward step backs that data up to separate "recovery" tables. The n+1 migration may delete recovery tabl
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by minxomat 7y ago
I prefer a scratch file and send-to-repl. Common in e.f. F#
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by minxomat 7y ago
I'm doing that. Fewer torrents (still some), more large files (training data, databases, raw media) or large collections of small files (e.g. Backblaze backups). My monthly data usage for the SIM I used for my home connection is (this
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by minxomat 7y ago
At least Telekom doesn't. I have an unlimited plan and use the three SIM cards for my home internet, my phone, and my iPad. Combined, I have hundreds of GB per month of traffic I use. I have the Magenta Business XL plan (not actually a
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by minxomat 7y ago
Cilk maybe not, but TBB is just a library (or more accurately a toolbox of primitives), which integrates nicely with OpenMP: https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/506128
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by minxomat 7y ago
When a program is composed as a Dataflow pipeline, you don't handle tasks at all (unless you want to). I'm not sure what reusability issues you're referring to. Dataflow is very applicable to high CPU-throughput (i.e. effici
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by minxomat 7y ago
They're alive and well in lots of DSLs implemented with LPeg. MoonScript (which I use almost daily) parses using LPeg and the general notation inspired some dynamic type validators (e.g. tableshape).
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by minxomat 7y ago
I sometimes use GitHub for this. A developer's most up to date keychain is probably their GitHub account, so granting them access is as simple as curl -Ls github.com/turbo.keys >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Si
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by minxomat 7y ago
Which is extremely well defined for OpenAI. One board seat, charter comes first. That's a legal agreement, not much open for interpretation.
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by minxomat 7y ago
Do you know what "investment" means?
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by minxomat 7y ago
Plaid is just one of 01org's projects. There are dozens of other projects (and compilers), which when combined can be used to build very intricate HPC applications and pipelines. Though for some core projects, most of the tuning develo
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by minxomat 7y ago
See also PlaidML
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by minxomat 7y ago
Awesome. I imagine this being useful for things that quickly check if something exists on HN or watch for new items etc. Though I think this needs clarification: > but it's based on Firebase The entire HN dataset is also available a
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Show HN: Dataset of 125k Medium Blog Post Titles and Subtitles (With Categories)(github.com)
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by minxomat 7y ago
If vis is the focus, I'd recommend Postgres FDW over anything else here, just because PG is supported by almost every vis software (metabase, redash, many Apache projects, Tableau, Google Data Studio (free) etc.)
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by minxomat 7y ago
Sure. Create a filesystem data source in the Drill config ( https://drill.apache.org/docs/file-system-storage-plugin/ ) with the directories where your CSVs are in. Then query them however you'd like. Use the C
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by minxomat 7y ago
> commandline tool allowing me to join data from different places, without needing to set up stuff like presto or spark. On another hand, I never encountered any tool which allows me to easily query csv and json data using SQL (which at
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by minxomat 7y ago
Think of jq more like bash instead of a generic functional language. Blocks work on data and you pipe data along blocks. You can name blocks. That 99% of what you need to get to do jq. Here's a small example of a smaller ETL script a w
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Polyform 1.0.0: standard noncommercial software licenses at last(writing.kemitchell.com)
2 points by minxomat 7y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 7y ago
Do it. I'd be interested.
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by minxomat 7y ago
> The Lua WAF uses PCRE internally and it uses backtracking for matching and has no mechanism to protect against a runaway expression. More on that and what we're doing about it below. We run a WAF based on LuaJIT in resty. Just to

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