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   by opendais 12y ago

   Well that his solution to the problem, isn't it? ;) He wants that .5% to 1.5% to go to him instead!
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   by opendais 12y ago

   This seems to go a long way to basically say "90% of new businesses/apps/[insert here]" fail. Why yes, we've known this forever. It is why it is risky. :/
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   by opendais 12y ago

   Yep. And this is why I have an easy way to separate my car keys from the rest of my keys. I don't hand anyone my house keys, ever.
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   by opendais 12y ago

   I suspect it'd be easier to just move your global, internet operation out of Spain completely with no legal ties for them to sue you with.
5. 425.▲
   by opendais 12y ago

   I can control what a corporation knows about me and they can't throw me in jail. I'd say its a weeeeee bit of a difference. Admittedly, the average person may not be able to do the first part...so its probably something that shoul
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   by opendais 12y ago

   Pretty much this ;)
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   by opendais 12y ago

   http://blog.scoutapp.com/articles/2013/09/24/from-mysql-mmm-... That explains how they chose to minimize deadlocks. Yes, if you use it incorrectly and/or for the wrong problem space, you will have i
8. 428.▲
   by opendais 12y ago

   Fair enough but by bringing it up in a thread about someone with a botnet screwing people over...its pretty reasonable to conclude that is what you meant.
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   by opendais 12y ago

   I haven't used CoreOS, mainly just watched, but have you tried deploying a Galera cluster at a scale of 5 containers? That is more likely what they'd have in mind than a single MySQL master container.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    There is a difference between actively and maliciously targeting adwords to destroy people's money and healthy competition b/t pools of capital/businesses. You are engaging in false equivalence.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    I asked you how you would architect something that needs 1M writes/sec if you weren't using Cassandra. Ignore the fact that netflix is making this into a single cluster. I'm not saying I'd do it by myself. I'm sayin
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    by opendais 12y ago

    I suppose that was the wrong phrasing. I should have said defraud Google's customers.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    How would you build out at a metrics cluster that needs 1M writes/sec? 285 nodes that are easily automated to create/destroy/monitor doesn't seem like a management pain to me, personally. Just depends if you have the wri
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    by opendais 12y ago

    I do wonder since he is using a gmail account if it is a honeytrap. That seems like a very, very dumb thing to do if one's objective is to defraud Google. His entire client list will be accessible through them.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    Something that lets me go back to working for myself.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    I've never seen a whiteboard interview with only one interviewer. The smallest was 2. Whiteboards are for diagramming things more complicated than lines of code. [e.g. Interactions between several web services or paths of control acros
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    by opendais 12y ago

    I can't write any code effectively on a whiteboard in front of an audience. -> I'm a terrible programmer. TIL I'm a terrible programmer.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    The local authorities don't really provide roadblocks in many, many cities. Its FUD. I linked to a tiny ISP lower that provides gigabit to like 200 city blocks. The problem is lack of desire to invest because its expensive and incumben
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    by opendais 12y ago

    Bullshit. We have rural coops delivering $70 gigabit service :/
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    by opendais 12y ago

    http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/02/isp-lobby-has-alr... We have 20 states here that passed laws banning the choice for cities, counties, etc. And I'm not talking about National Broadband. I'
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    by opendais 12y ago

    My point was natural monopolies do exist w/o government intervention so its kinda BS to claim capitalism doens't create them.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    Software patents aren't what created Microsoft or its monopoly. Apple, Linux both survived just fine. They just didn't control a ridiculous percentage of the market.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    The ISPs would still need to pay for the interconnects b/t the municipal ISP and, say, Level 3. So performance, etc. as well. The way I envision it working is: FTTH is the municipal and they hook it up to a single interchange. From the
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    by opendais 12y ago

    Microsoft was a government enforced ogliarchy too? :/
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    by opendais 12y ago

    That is capitalism tho. It doesn't make sense for rational actors to build out more than 1-2 separate sets of fiber in a given area. We need municipal fiber that gets leased to ISPs :/
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    by opendais 12y ago

    The underlying problem is the market economics of laying fiber basically means it doesn't make sense for more than 1-2 companies to do it in a given geographical area. :/ We need municipal public fiber that is leased to anyone who
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    by opendais 12y ago

    http://fiber.usinternet.com/coverage-areas/ They must be a major ISP? Such coverage. Oh my.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    Yep, welcome to capitalism. When you need to raise your profits to justify high prices for shareholders, it is a race to the bottom to see with how little you can spend for market competitive pricing.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    I don't really blame the add-on Makers since they have to pay Heroku's markup and then their own.
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    by opendais 12y ago

    It was the primary application at the start and without a large enough userbase, no other applications ever achieved significant adoption.