notTooFarGone

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   by notTooFarGone 3y ago

   I was just thinking: Why not a reddit clone with the API data and some sort of claim for accounts via proof of ownership? Just make them comment a special string on reddit to claim your account on the new clone. Clone content and subreddits
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   by notTooFarGone 3y ago

   That's neat, I haven't worked with SQLLite for a few years but this changes it. Of course you can still fall into the trap of reaching your checkpoints faster than the first wal file needs to write back to the database, but I thin
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   by notTooFarGone 3y ago

   Whenever I read something like "Increased revenues by 93% by balancing user and business priorities against available resources" in CVs I immediately disregard it. Maybe I've read it too much but doing the actual analysis of
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   by notTooFarGone 3y ago

   Yeah, wal can also grow very large, making read operations increasingly slow on wrong checkpoint configuration, which also makes checkpointing slower and it grows out of proportion. Inefficient queries, no reader gaps and a bad manual check
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   by notTooFarGone 4y ago

   yeah that happened. You can get pretty much 55-60k on average.
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   by notTooFarGone 4y ago

   This would probably be against some Blizzard ToS
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   by notTooFarGone 4y ago

   It really seems that way. We are using a bunch of microsoft azure "maintained" stuff, but they don't update their products and seemingly noone is making sure that shit works intended. This results in us building our own stuff