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by nikita2206 5y ago
Are you finding the benefits and features of ZFS worth the perf penalty? Or maybe even its compression makes it overall a faster alternative to say ext4 for a database? I’ve considered in the past running a DB in AWS with direct nvme driv
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by nikita2206 5y ago
This is so great, I wish Bazel had a section in its README with this info. Thank you
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by nikita2206 5y ago
If your dataset is small enough or you have plenty of resources, and you don’t need any fancy customizabilty and multitenancy (always searching only a subset of all documents, filtered by tenant ID) then Typesense. Otherwise if Typesense ca
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by nikita2206 5y ago
ARM is cheaper on AWS per the unit of work done, in the general case. But there should be no assumption that ARM is that snappy little brother that will launch your lambdas in no time while x86 is still starting up, this is the kind of idea
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by nikita2206 5y ago
I don’t think that there’s motivation to optimize for the look of the end document that they write, they have to produce a lot of text, not a bunch of well formatted pages. A lot of people drive a car everyday but don’t know how to change o
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by nikita2206 6y ago
Sounds quite familiar. Similar thing happens in judicial system, at least in my country but from what I observe - in most.
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by nikita2206 6y ago
I believe in GCC C a block can return a value. In this case it returns a pointer to __SCT__x86_pmu_add_tramp. And that pointer is then treated as a function.
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by nikita2206 6y ago
My experience with Thinkpad P52 was quite bad. The intel graphics resets at least two times a day which requires a reboot to fix. I’ve filed an issue in the Intel DRM repository but haven’t got any answer yet, this might as well be a faulty
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by nikita2206 6y ago
Consider that even at the highest tier you’ll max out at 20k IOPS and the speed on these cloud services doesn’t generally go beyond 200MB/s. Now you can google how much IOPS and read/write speed a typical nvme SSD will give you, m
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by nikita2206 6y ago
I highly recommend ThoughtEmporium on YouTube btw. This guy literally does gene editing in his streams; not saying that he’s doing any breakthrough research but it’s at the very least inspiring and shows complex things in a very down to ear
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by nikita2206 6y ago
Looks like the methods are already there but they’re not streamlined yet, as well as the research. You’d most likely go for an existing virus that targets cell mitochondria specifically, maybe you’d want mitochondria of a specific cell. The
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by nikita2206 6y ago
So, wtf is Onyx and how does it violate GPLv2?
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by nikita2206 6y ago
My personal experience was that neither Firefox’s pioneering alternative to what Chrome announces here (tab groups), nor tree style tab extension were convenient enough to use. With tab groups you obviously very quickly neglect trying to gr
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by nikita2206 6y ago
This doesn’t seem to touch the subject of Promgen (or other Prometheus configuration management software that I’m not aware of). Configuring it via yaml files, especially the alerts in alert manager and queries in the sql exporter, requires
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by nikita2206 7y ago
Last time we tried to use it there were real problems with date filtering in SQL based DBs and it’s a must for big datasets that span over time (this looks like the most common use case to me). Basically metabase would generate WHERE condit
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by nikita2206 7y ago
True SMS is not a protection against government but telegram supports the second factor which is password in their case.
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by nikita2206 7y ago
Maybe you could open source it, and with the help of people from the community get sort of grant from Google or Amazon or say digital ocean so that this could work without you having to pay for servers? All the work that contractors were do
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by nikita2206 7y ago
If you’re talking about scopes of variables then if language supports it, the best of both worlds would be to have an inlined version where each block has its own scope so that you can easily track which variables are actually shared among
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by nikita2206 7y ago
All sorts of market inequalities including when developers cut corners can be fixed by proper regulation and oversight. At the end of the day the cooperatives of people who want to build a few-story home together and they hire a managing co
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by nikita2206 7y ago
You think a client of that size would’ve been billed using pricing designed for mere mortals?
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by nikita2206 7y ago
Wow! If this is DL-generated then I’m very much impressed.
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by nikita2206 7y ago
It might not give you an answer but nevertheless quite interesting and might be enlightening to you, there’s a podcast called The History of Oil, it covers Venezuela among other countries.
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by nikita2206 7y ago
If we are talking languages of certain paradigms imposing discipline then JS not being a language conceived or further developed with FP in mind is not one of those, regardless of how folks use it.
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by nikita2206 9y ago
The reason to use PHP over JS/Python or Ruby is that PHP supports strict typing and that makes code both more maintainable, understandable (Find Usage feature only works reliably when types are inferrable which is not always the case i
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by nikita2206 9y ago
The first one is basically the messaging system and a smart broker. I’m not aware of any brokers that would take into account how busy a particular node (they usually just use round robin approach) but surely the concept you outlined is far
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by nikita2206 9y ago
SSR (structural search and replace) is one of the greatest but overlooked features of IntelliJ. It helps with refactorings a lot
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by nikita2206 9y ago
In this thread: people not understanding the difference between byte code (representing code in the form of instructions) and AST.
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by nikita2206 9y ago
I understood it as he compared last modified of two files that were downloaded consecutively. Now if you take the difference between those last modified dates that would be the time spent downloading one of these files (which one is up to w
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by nikita2206 9y ago
If only they decided that their awesome email client should live in a browser again. I still use Opera 12 solely for emails as their new dedicated email client was lacking a large number of features in comparison.
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by nikita2206 10y ago
Huh, funny thing, we have had train cars from 50s in Moscow subway since 50s

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