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by narism 3y ago
From your link: > By default VictoriaMetrics doesn't limit the number of stored time series. They have put out some benchmarks showing VictoriaMetrics ingesting 40M time series: https://valyala.medium.com/high-cardin
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by narism 3y ago
There are a number of circuit breakers in VictoriaMetrics that limit the number of time series/datapoints in queries to limit CPU/RAM usage. These can be tweaked with the -search.max* command line flags. I think the default query
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by narism 3y ago
The source/other articles [1][2][3] mention this particular chip has sent multiple other students to the hospital before. I mean, it’s _possible_ they all had some unrelated medical condition trigger/were secretly mainlining heroi
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by narism 3y ago
> The amount of whining, specifically Chinese whining, is absurd. Especially as their shitty air pollution blankets the entire Pacific. There are also multiple Chinese/Korean NPPs that have each released in one year multiple times t
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by narism 3y ago
> Monopolization of the ad market is not the issue here, because the specific claim is that google has monopolized the search market. Incorrect. The Stoller article says “government argues that Google has a monopoly of general search and
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by narism 3y ago
>we (google) give our product away for free and so do our competitors. Search is not Google’s product, it’s a way to get their product. Their product is eyeballs which they sell to advertisers. >the cost of switching search engines is
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by narism 3y ago
The bikini swimsuit was named after the Bikini Atoll. A bit of a mixup from OP though: it wasn’t named after fusion bombs. The bikini swimsuit was announced a few days after the first public fission bomb test there (Crossroads Able) in 1946
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by narism 3y ago
Mythic is supposedly back, they raised more money in March 2023.
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by narism 3y ago
MS and other vendors recommend doing something similar (connecting via Hong Kong): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-wan/intercon...
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by narism 3y ago
> infra which can serve significant traffic over petabytes of content with search Search? Reddit search is so bad it’s practically a meme. They only added the ability to search within comments (y’know, like 90% of the site) _this year_.
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IceDB v2 – An in-process Parquet merge engine to build dirt-cheap OLAP(blog.danthegoodman.com)
1 points by narism 3y ago|0 comments
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by narism 3y ago
True, although effectiveness may vary wildly depending on the local implementation. Exhibit A: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_inspection_in_the_Unit...
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by narism 3y ago
Defamation for starters. See Neibich v. Reddit and Berger v. Reddit. So far section 230 has shielded them from much of these but the law has been targeted over the last couple years. So far the Supreme Court hasn’t addressed questions on th
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by narism 3y ago
> incentivize utilizing them longer This is the problem. More people will use them when they are in an unsafe state (low tread depth/bald/cords showing)
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by narism 4y ago
> i think insulin is way cheaper in mexico but I dont hear stories about it being smuggled to the states Plenty of cases like this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2020/03/06/this-cou...
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by narism 4y ago
Interpretation is exactly where the boundaries become fuzzy.
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by narism 4y ago
I think quite a few people would say otherwise: https://www.arrowfilms.com/blog/features/is-robocop-the-ulti...
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by narism 4y ago
> congresspeople making a few million on the side > billions and trillions spent blowing things up These two things are not unrelated. Congresspeople having financial stakes in defense companies (Raytheon/Honeywell/Lockheed
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by narism 5y ago
I think that’s mostly because he didn’t know anything about computers when he wrote it :) “I was actually able to write Neuromancer because I didn’t know anything about computers,” he says. “I knew literally nothing. What I did was deconstr
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by narism 5y ago
> In Japan, a country considered by many as quasi-Western and on par or ahead of the EU and US, organised crime is a legal pillar of society simply for the fact that it has always been that way. Yakuza membership is down 10x from their p
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by narism 5y ago
https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3116521/c... > winners have until January 17 to spend their e-yuan before it expires The caveat there is that expiration in this case is probably to
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by narism 5y ago
>It'll also give the government the ability to add conditions to your money Some of China’s experiments with digital RMB have already done this where the money they handed out had an expiration date. Japan as well with the GoToTrave
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by narism 5y ago
> I don't think there are even any widely available on the market today which will automatically increase the temperature at mid day in anticipation of an electricity shortage later. Our house built 7 years ago has an Enefarm fuel c
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by narism 5y ago
If your complaint about Kubernetes is that it doesn’t provide you enough choice/extensibility, you’re probably not looking hard enough. Runtimes (CRI) - Docker shim (deprecated), containerd, CRI-O, kata Networking (CNI) - Flannel, Cali
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by narism 5y ago
> Why have static ports when you can have dynamic ports? Because dynamic ports (basically internal dongles) reduces the amount of internal volume they have to work with. This would cause compromises in other areas like a thicker laptop,
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VictoriaMetrics: PromQL Compliance(medium.com)
4 points by narism 5y ago|0 comments
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by narism 5y ago
They are probably talking about ZeniMax v. Oculus. ZeniMax owned the company where John Carmack worked. While the original Oculus Rift was being prototyped and later crowdfunded, Carmack was interested in VR and worked on the code/head
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by narism 5y ago
The Pulumi providers for major clouds (AWS/GCP/Azure) have native versions instead of using the TF providers under the hood. Caveat: some are still in preview. https://www.pulumi.com/blog/pulumiup-native-provi
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by narism 5y ago
There are absolutely voters in China. True, the candidates for elections are vetted by the party but the cynical might say there is little difference between that and the primary/convention process in US politics. The CCP central leade
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by narism 5y ago
Elastic requires a CLA for contributions: https://www.elastic.co/contributor-agreement

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