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by nosequel 13y ago
When storage availability is degraded and I can't even clone my repositories (not using the web interface at all) it is pretty enraging to see the status page and twitter account talking about angry unicorns. I get that ruby devs unde
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by nosequel 13y ago
No, but homebrew doesn't break things up into an insane number of pieces either. In the context of this blog post, Riak on homebrew is a single package.
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by nosequel 13y ago
You are missing the point. Even if erlang did support versioning of modules the problem would still exist. Package maintainers arbitrarily break things up because they immediately see a dependency and think it needs to be a separate packa
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by nosequel 13y ago
I wish I could upvote this several times. Muscle confusion is a b.s. term, you need periodization in your training. Merely doing random shit everyday is going to work while your are a total newb, but you'll never get really strong that wa
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by nosequel 13y ago
> Linux will soon have btrfs, which is as good as (if not better than) ZFS. ZFS is stable and released. Pretty sure that makes it instantly "better" than btrfs right now.
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by nosequel 13y ago
"Google voice (grandcentral) was certainly innovative; the calling system and the text transcription in most specific." As an original GrandCentral user, I take this as a complete insult. Google bought GrandCentral and removed features. S
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by nosequel 14y ago
Two reasons, they might not care to get away with it, or these aren't the people responsible.
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by nosequel 14y ago
What do you mean by "this" study? I linked to page that linked to tons of studies, all with ratings on how well they did each study. I think you need to figure out how to internet man, oh and s/of/off/ it is driving me nuts how ridiculous
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by nosequel 14y ago
Who? In both powerlifting and strongman circles he is regarded pretty highly actually. I'm competed in both NAS (north american strongman) and IPF (international powerlifting federation) and the talk of people who actually compete is how
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by nosequel 14y ago
So you are saying you didn't read the paper or abstract. They sort of covered that entire topic. This is about strength not "health", they took that into account in the study.
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by nosequel 14y ago
Nice job, no scientific evidence, but your "friend" had a heart attack. Just pure amazing post my friend. Oh, so I don't fall into the same trap, here are scientific studies in favor of Whey protein: http://examine.com/supplements/Whey+Pr
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by nosequel 14y ago
They will be posted at some point they said.
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by nosequel 14y ago
You might find some information on Northrop Grumman's site, but don't get too hopeful as the Global Hawk is purposed as being a truck, where the sensors are the good stuff that no one talks about. I'd recommend looking into Northrop and R
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by nosequel 14y ago
Lots of big companies, mostly infrastructure like telecom or tv, use Solaris still. Unless the project aims to support those uses, it usually isn't worth their time.
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by nosequel 14y ago
I take it you have never written anything significant in Erlang? Try writing something in erlang and I bet you'll see the real power of pattern matching, supervision trees, and the whole message passing infrastructure. If the people who wr
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by nosequel 14y ago
> I suspect if you ran the same test with just erlang 5 times, you'd see it start to behave like go. I don't think it would. Erlang was designed for things like this exactly and has many many many years up on the competition (Go in this
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Nasa NASA Embraces Amazon Cloud, Leaves OpenStack Behind(wired.com)
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Berkeley DB at Yammer(basho.com)
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by nosequel 14y ago
You should read this as an example why many software vendors don't bother with trying to get their packages into distributions' package repositories. http://blog.lusis.org/blog/2012/03/16/why-you-should-stop-fi...
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by nosequel 15y ago
Honestly, more and more people with big data problems are turning back to solaris kernels over linux because of how many issues there are with linux when you are really running it hard. ZFS, dtrace, and the Solaris kernel on new hardware i
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by nosequel 15y ago
"this is nothing short of revolutionary." Oh FFS, this is not revolutionary. It is an attempt to wrap things in a friendlier package, while at the same time making something horribly insecure as a default install. Ruby on Rails did that a
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by nosequel 15y ago
It is open source and apache licensed, how was it killed off?
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by nosequel 15y ago
Showyou designed Mecha to run Solr with Riak, there are slides here http://www.slideshare.net/jmuellerleile/scaling-with-riak-at... and I noticed someone else posted the video of the talk.
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by nosequel 15y ago
If you haven't read anything else from Brendan Gregg before, do yourself a favor and bookmark his blog. I've learned more from his blog than anyone else's.
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by nosequel 15y ago
I think you are misrepresenting eventual consistency with losing data. They are not the same at all. Good eventually consistent systems give you the option to see the entire history of a key, and if there are inconsistencies you can resol
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by nosequel 15y ago
Oh HN, you never disappoint. So many people scratching their heads not seeing the value in Yammer, and not a single one of them have ever used it. I've been at a company for a year who uses it extensively, and it is probably my favorite co
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by nosequel 15y ago
My primary question after reading all the comments is; have you ever gotten feedback on an interview? I've worked a lot of jobs and been on a ton of interviews and I have never gotten feedback, so I don't even slightly expect it. My bigg
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Diagnose, Manage, and Monitor at Scale (Riak 1.1 release)(basho.com)
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by nosequel 15y ago
The github auto-deploy is an awesome feature, so nice.
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by nosequel 15y ago
Global Hawk is autonomous, with no pilot behind a joystick.

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