muxator

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   by muxator 9y ago

   no.
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   by muxator 9y ago

   Similar discussion from some time ago: [0]. TL;DR a galaxy is too big for letting any sort of meaningful intelligence develop. The latency of signals would severely limit the complexity of the "brain". Edit: moreover, on a less se
3. 423.▲
   by muxator 9y ago

   Could you elaborate on the "open proxy" part? I now switched to unlock, but still miss adblock plus interface. This could help me not switching back
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   by muxator 9y ago

   I have no lisp experience, but I want to ask to who knows more: isn't the use of too many macros a potential hinder to maintainability? What happens to a project when it becomes a mini-language in itself, with its conventions, it'
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   by muxator 9y ago

   That's really interesting. I've updated wikipedia mentioning this.
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   by muxator 9y ago

   A good number of engineers from facebbok and google are active developing on mercurial, even if it gets comparatively less attention from the big public. Facebook also maintains a set of custom extension for it [0], and there is an interest
7. 427.▲
   by muxator 9y ago

   Thanks rwu1997, I am referring to this advice given by Ben Darnell: https://forum.cockroachlabs.com/t/multi-tenancy-best-practic...
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   by muxator 9y ago

   1) Apart from interleaved tables [0], what are the possibile solutions for multi tenancy? 2) Is there a published benchmark on performance on join-heavy workloads? https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/stable/interlea
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   by muxator 9y ago

   I have the same doubt. Does anyone have more information?
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    by muxator 9y ago

    The layout seems to be broken on Firefox for Android. The pane with the demo fully covers the text
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    by muxator 9y ago

    MediaWiki locks the whole article (or just a section if the user happens to explicitly choose so), and has no way of doing conflict resolution. It only detects it. Actually, the way MediaWiki works was what inspired me to better study the p
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    by muxator 9y ago

    What do you mean by "40% vehicular failure rate"? Could you please give some insights / sources?
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    by muxator 9y ago

    The same for me. The TUI of MsDos Edit and Turbo Vision (for example, Turbo Pascal or Turbo C main editors) were extremely intuitive to use. I always wonder why they had no real successors in recent times.