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by netcraft 3y ago
another relevant link: https://medium.com/@losvedir/ephemeral-p2p-project-ff07cbd20...
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by netcraft 3y ago
Yes exactly. I've had this page up in a browser for many years, most of the time with only two other people. I have no idea who they are, no way to communicate with them, but feel very connected in a strange way.
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by netcraft 3y ago
Looks like this was originally submitted to HN back in 2015 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9531265
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by netcraft 3y ago
This page is from 2017. I think its def possible now, whether its practical or not im not sure.
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This page exists only if someone is looking at it(ephemeralp2p.durazo.us)
240 points by netcraft 3y ago|67 comments
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by netcraft 3y ago
Its been very interesting over the years. Myself and these other folks have this connection, but no way to communicate or even know who they are.
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by netcraft 3y ago
This reminds me of this project: http://ephemeralp2p.durazo.us/2bbbf21959178ef2f935e90fc60e5b... Myself and two other people have literally kept this page alive for many years - the github repo says 2017.
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by netcraft 3y ago
Ive wanted something like this for a while. Years ago on db2 on AS/400 we could submit queries to "batch". It would save the results in a physical file and you could come back and query them later. We were running plenty of t
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by netcraft 3y ago
havent dug further in, wonder if it will support multiple files. we use two files, one for things that everyone should have in common and one for things that are different per individual and not committed
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by netcraft 3y ago
I personally dont think 45$ per year is going to change habits that much, especially for larger customers who have a lot of public IPs.
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by netcraft 3y ago
half life generally means that within the time frame 50% of the material will have been destroyed or changed. so it would mean that half of the dna might still be available after 1M years
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by netcraft 3y ago
Honest question I don’t know how to consider: are we further along or behind with AI given crypto’s use of GPUs? Has the same cards bought for mining furthered AI, or maybe that demand lead to more research into GPUs and what they can do -
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by netcraft 3y ago
That is still highly debated and the worst part is the dangers of sugar are well known.
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by netcraft 3y ago
Meta: These links are redirecting to https://docs.peerdb.io/introduction#demo for me: Real-time Change Data Capture from Postgres (demo: https://docs.peerdb.io/usecases/realtime-cdc#demo ) Real-time Str
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by netcraft 3y ago
I dont know the right words, but creating a plugin for DBT for this would give it a lot of traction I bet.
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by netcraft 3y ago
We've come a long way from my Casio calculator watch
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by netcraft 3y ago
I thought for a moment that it could reach out to the internet, and it certainly makes it think you can, but its just lying about it. I was able to get it to summarize the "How to Do Great Work" article with its url, but trying to
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by netcraft 3y ago
Reported to be a fiber cut, but its affecting a very wide geographical area - Ive heard as far apart as NYC and Memphis
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Verizon having a major outage across many major metros(phonearena.com)
7 points by netcraft 3y ago|1 comments
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by netcraft 3y ago
yes, exactly
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by netcraft 3y ago
In my experience, you need those descriptions and other metadata on these enum values more often than not.
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by netcraft 3y ago
building a json object is slow compared to returning rows. but its far faster than multiple trips to the database to build a json object in the application layer.
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by netcraft 3y ago
I recently had a nuclear stress test where they injected me with a radioactive tracer through an IV. The nurse told me that sometimes it can give you a pretty wicked headache and to let them know if I started having any pain and they would
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by netcraft 3y ago
They could be thinking ahead so they dont forget it when they get to their destination. They could have forgotten it when they got in the vehicle from their last destination. There may be a kid in the back seat you couldn't see that th
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by netcraft 3y ago
I believe the assertion is that between those two youve accounted for a significant majority of the usage of SQL in the world.
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by netcraft 3y ago
yes, thats exactly the way I feel. It might be the right answer, but oftentimes its a smell. Theres very few cases where you shouldnt be doing a group by with aggregates instead. (window functions count here)
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by netcraft 3y ago
AFAIK there are no frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum we are not aware of, but our techniques and signal processing can potentially improve. There are also frequencies of waves other than light that we can use, such as sonar - but
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by netcraft 3y ago
I came to also recommend the book. The last half is about specific engineering topics, but the first half is packed with great ideas and thoughts that anyone will find valuable. Its also a beautiful and well made book.
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by netcraft 4y ago
I've thought many times over the years that I would love to be able to subscribe to a particular playlist or "show" from a channel. There is several channels that I want to see their main stuff, but not their side content. Or
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by netcraft 4y ago
I can't seem to find info about a postgres pooler release this week, where am I missing it? Edit: never fails, you ask a question and then you immediately find it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35501718

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