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Mehran Karimi Nasseri(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by pachico 6y ago|0 comments
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by pachico 6y ago
Nice and fun. I would use it as website to give to recruiters. I would have saved a lot of time this way.
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by pachico 6y ago
No fruits in Latvia nor Lithuania? And what happened to Norway?
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by pachico 6y ago
Unless this means "sure, the result was already cached in memory" I don't see how you can be 10000x faster than Clickhouse. This claim is too big.
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A Retired Microsoft OS Engineer's Comparison of Linux with Windows(m.slashdot.org)
2 points by pachico 6y ago|0 comments
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by pachico 6y ago
> What if don't drink, don't smoke, do regular exercise, not obese... and eat lots of high quality meat? I haven't seen anything that comes close to showing that this would be unhealthy I think the documentary "the ga
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by pachico 6y ago
I've been using it successfully in production for year and a half. I can think of no other database that would give me real time aggregation over hundreds of millions of rows inserter every day for virtually zero cost. It's just a
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by pachico 6y ago
This article says nothing about DDD and all about how the author is coping with its gaining traction. I myself find DDD a pilar I don't want to work with anymore.
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by pachico 6y ago
And here I am thinking this was about when going multi-threading...
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by pachico 6y ago
This is just great and I wish then the best of luck. I will seriously consider them for my next laptop!
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by pachico 6y ago
Cache data as best practice? Sorry but no. Create fast read models, if you need them, yes.
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by pachico 6y ago
Sure thing! I'll contact you using the details in your website!
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by pachico 6y ago
I've been following you, guys, for some months and I must say I'm a huge fan. Being a hardcore Clickhouse user, I got hooked with your tutorial about how to make it work with your product. Best of luck!
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by pachico 6y ago
I understand your point, however I still think it's unacceptable to have 1-1.5 GB of RAM consumed by simply two Electron applications running idle.
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by pachico 6y ago
Each Electron application seems to think it's the only one running in a computer. It's the only way, I imagine, they think it's acceptable the amount of resources they need to run.
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by pachico 6y ago
I'm not a huge fan of him. However, I enjoyed a lot Amarcord (which I probably watched 10 times or more) since I spent 3 years in Fano, quite close to where Amarcord is supposed to happen and I could really see this small society mecha
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by pachico 6y ago
Yes, although all three books are beautifully written, it is in the Inferno where he shines. This is because is the most dramatic in terms of passion and where it's more controversial. In the Inferno he exercises a call for sympathy fo
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by pachico 6y ago
I was around 15 when I changed highschool and ended up having an Italian literature professor that told us "sorry, I will not follow this year's program and you will probably suffer from this change across the next years since you
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by pachico 6y ago
Of course this was going to happen. Who knows, probably this way the author achieved what be wanted and those policy exploits will be revisited, at last.
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by pachico 6y ago
404? someone got an urgent call from AWS and politely requested to remove it since both companies are supposed to be partners?
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by pachico 6y ago
We use both AWS and Salesforce and I'm surprised about this tool being developed by SF after all the whistle and bells about the partnership between the two.
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by pachico 6y ago
I've been running it in production successful for years. I have a read-only service that exposes Geonames gazetteer using SQLite and it's simply beautiful. I can deploy both code and dataset at the same time.
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by pachico 6y ago
Nop, sorry. I never had to :( Anyway, I don't think that will be an issue. I also wander, what would a good English translation consists of? 14th century English? I'm afraid the subtleties related to the language will be lost, in
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by pachico 6y ago
I can understand why people across the centuries might have wanted to censor The Decameron. Such a marvelous work! (I am lucky to be able to read "old" Italian. Once I flew to Florence, got into Santa Maria Novella and spent most
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by pachico 6y ago
I'm quite happy this post got some answers. It wouldn't have helped the situation if it also got ignored.
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by pachico 6y ago
The night I turned 18 I was drinking with Chick Corea. It happened that in 1995 he had a classical music project involving some local orchestra musicians in Modena, Italy, where I was living at the time. One of the musicians was a friend of
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by pachico 6y ago
If this article was about the WTFs in PHP there would already be hundreds of comments saying how much it sucks. You get less criticism about other languages although they also have bad design decisions (which is totally fine since nothing i
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by pachico 6y ago
Yes, you are right about this and tourist traps are a global phenomenon. In Barcelona, for instance, in places where tourists don't go, restaurants might be really bad, which never happened to me in Italy. There's also a culture f
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by pachico 6y ago
I grew up in Italy but I live now in Spain. If there's something I understood from living in Italy is that food in Italy is not only food, but also a container of bias and emotional investments. Regarding food, people really take sides
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by pachico 6y ago
I am constantly amazed by the people that participate in HN. Everything I do seems so trivial compared to what some of you guys do.

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