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by pachico 6y ago
I am building a web analytics platform that in theory could be a decent substitute for GA. I'd like to share some notes with you. In addition to all you have mentioned, GA has a problem now called adblockers. It's actually not a p
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by pachico 6y ago
Very well done. I got names that really surprised me that they were available. Good job!
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by pachico 6y ago
I really enjoyed it. I might never use what I learned by reading it but it was so well explained. Bravo!
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by pachico 6y ago
I met someone that doesn't dislike it but is totally indifferent to it. Music for him is like traffic noise.
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by pachico 6y ago
So true! Also based on the design of Blogger!
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by pachico 6y ago
"Through both internal studies and industry research, users show they prefer sites with a great page experience." You don't say!!! Good they made internal and industry researches about this since I really thought users prefer
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by pachico 6y ago
At last!
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by pachico 6y ago
This is great! Thanks for sharing!
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by pachico 6y ago
I have running in production a SQLite powered service for the free Geonames gazetteer. It's a read only service so it fits perfectly and providing really good performance. I also use it to work with data coming in CSV format. What a gr
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by pachico 6y ago
I managed to do 5m/s in a single server. Something must be off.
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by pachico 6y ago
Is people still submitting this? Come on, get over it!
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by pachico 6y ago
And that happens because it's very easy to work with and gives value to business on the day 1.
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by pachico 6y ago
I've been using ClickHouse in production to do things I just couldn't do with any other technology, it's not only simpler.
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by pachico 6y ago
I thought Druid lost the battle against ClickHouse long ago. Am I wrong?
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by pachico 6y ago
I tend to see people preferring RabbitMQ over Kafka and viceversa as if they were products solving the same problems but they are not. They do have in common the fact that they help decoupling applications but in different ways. Both are gr
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by pachico 6y ago
Firefox mobile with ublock will look... Like Brave?
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by pachico 6y ago
By watching the videos I'm sure I'm not grasping the magnitude of what this plugin achieves. I'll try to do some tests myself. If it is as good as advertised, then congratulations, very impressive!
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by pachico 6y ago
What a bold statement! No, thanks, it's not a better UI. You might now say that it's subjective but so is your claim.
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by pachico 6y ago
Any reasons I should use this and not hoverfly?
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by pachico 6y ago
It depends on what you have to do. If your stack includes a series of microservices/monoliths connected to the typical OLTP DB then you might very well sit entirely on cloud. Things change when you need heavy lifting like having big El
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by pachico 6y ago
I have been coding in PHP for 15 years (not exclusively) and indeed many things had to improve. Nevertheless, many other languages also had to. Just as an example, PHP had a much more mature vendor requirements system than Go and years befo
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by pachico 7y ago
For PHP applications Redis has been a must for storing sessions, especially when distributing load between multiple servers. It is also used to collect data for Prometheus exporters, for example, for languages that don't share memory b
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by pachico 7y ago
We use it also for queueing messages to be consumed by logstash. Not as pub/sub but regular list and has never failed.
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by pachico 7y ago
I use ClickHouse for analytical purposes and I managed to ingest with very modest hardware up to 5 million rows per second. I stopped there but with more multiple jobs I might achieve even more. Queries and export are very fast too. At the
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Like Lego and Meccano, but life-size, to build rides(infento.com)
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by pachico 7y ago
This probably the less mobile friendly website I've seen in a while! I'll have to check it in my laptop later on.
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by pachico 7y ago
I used to bring this up in interviews and always ended up asking the candidates to write a program that will show who's right. I still love this.
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by pachico 7y ago
Sure it's up and running?
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by pachico 7y ago
Disclaimer: I grew up in Italy and frequently travel there. Best pizza I ever had was in Vienna, yes, made by an Italian but not the classical Napolitan pizza. I strongly prefer Rome as reference for it.
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by pachico 7y ago
"come state" :)

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