nmelkozerov

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by nmelkozerov 3y ago
It is not as simple as it seems. If you connect the "unused" cell in a series, it could alter the battery's output voltage by as much as 4.2 volts, which has the potential to damage the voltage regulator. On the other hand, i
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1 points by nmelkozerov 6y ago|0 comments
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by nmelkozerov 6y ago
So a quick explanation how it works: Initially everyone is muted. When you want to speak, you press a button. When you're done, you release the button. If no one is currently speaking, you will be unmuted immediately. Otherwise, you wi
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by nmelkozerov 6y ago
Sound like a good idea!
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Show HN: Speak After Click – P2P audio calls where you never get interrupted(speakafter.click)
7 points by nmelkozerov 6y ago|3 comments
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by nmelkozerov 8y ago
We don't use FDB in production yet, but Wavefront is using FDB and it seems they're quite happy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16879632 My next step is to implement a locking mechanism to prohibit simultane
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by nmelkozerov 8y ago
It's definitely a cool idea. I think it makes sense to make it configurable, since some workloads might write already compresses bytes and then it's not possible to compress them any further.
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by nmelkozerov 8y ago
Thanks you. Since it is a block device, all files are splitted into chunks of 4 kb (or other value if configured) and from the database perspective there is no difference between large and small files. For deletions, FoundationDB is able to
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Show HN: FoundationDB Block Device – a replicated block device driver in Go(github.com)
13 points by nmelkozerov 8y ago|7 comments