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   by pachico 7y ago

   This article helped me to understand a great talk by Lawrence Krauss which then became the book A Universe from Nothing.
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   by pachico 7y ago

   This is not an ethical question, again, this is, at most, a legal question.
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   by pachico 7y ago

   Here's where you are wrong, also: it wasn't illegal (at least at the time - now I don't know since I don't download stuff). So, being that the case, all your profound, simple, philosophical or vague attempts to find thi
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   by pachico 7y ago

   Really?! Start by this, listen to this radio (there are many more) and once you like an artist, find him in Spotify and look for similar artists. http://www.jazzradio.fr/radio/webradio/10/jazz-manouche
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   by pachico 7y ago

   I am very aware! And it's not that popular, reason why it's hard to find.
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   by pachico 7y ago

   For the sake of argument, I'm contemplating the idea of counterfeiting Mona Lisa, as you say. I can't see anything wrong with it if it's for my own personal pleasure and I'm not hurting anyone. Don't forget copyrigh
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   by pachico 7y ago

   You seem to be quite sure about the type of person I am and defining me grey is quite insulting but that's beyond what is being discussed here. You seem to have missed what I wrote a out having accounts of Spotify and 3 video streaming
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   by pachico 7y ago

   Thanks for the recommendation, sir! I will check it out!
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   by pachico 7y ago

   My specific case was live albums of a band named Waso, which were never printed in CD. The only digital copies were fans that owned original vinil records from the '70s and digitalised them. What do you do in this case? I remember dow
10. 640.▲
    by pachico 7y ago

    This was 20 years ago, my friend. The world wasn't as connected as it is now. I actually struggled to find out the record label!
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    by pachico 7y ago

    I know that at least one of those projects were spyware (not the original but one of its copies). I can't tell now which one was it.
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Nothing to feel sorry about! I don't know how I could have missed that but I'm so lucky it ended! Having said this, I still find myself entitled to search for copies of cultural material I like :) Still, too lazy/don't
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    by pachico 7y ago

    I'm a huge fan of swing manouche (jazz style developed during the '40s). I can't find albums in legal sources that I can instead find in Nicotine++ (a Linux version of the old Soulseek). What should I do? Accept that I won&#x
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    by pachico 7y ago

    I wasn't aware of this project. Is it as good as advertised?
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    by pachico 7y ago

    I agree with you 100%. I've personally suffered from caching stampedes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cache_stampede ) and having, at least, a partial cache is a phenomenal feature. (Needless to say, I have learned
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Thanks a lot for sharing this article. It was very helpful. Cheers
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Thanks for your answer. I can hardly see Redis as a hard to admin software - vanilla installation should work in most (if not all) scenarios, honestly. This is why I'm asking because, giving that Redis has a great number of extra featu
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    by pachico 7y ago

    This is not a rhetorical question, I'm asking our of curiosity/ignorance. If you were about to start a new project, for what reasons would you choose Memcached over Redis? Or probably better said, for which use cases?
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Congratulations! It's a very nice use case!
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    by pachico 7y ago

    As anecdote, my girlfriend teaches philosophy and has used fragments of this book more than once. I personally find it to be a modern Alice in Wonderland, don't you think?
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    by pachico 7y ago

    That is awesome! :)
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    by pachico 7y ago

    It is true that during the last decade documentaries have raised their level a lot, however it won't be as entertaining as a series, right? Who knows, Netflix has knocked at the door of much worse stories than this, haven't they?
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    by pachico 7y ago

    And since wishing is free, I wish it was a movie directed by Spike Lee, following the same rhythm of Man Inside.
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Yes, let me rephrase "I wish there was a decent movie about this written by the same person who wrote this article". I am actually originally from Argentina and knew about this case.
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    by pachico 7y ago

    The style and rhythm of this article is superb. I wish they did a movie about it.
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Although it's an interesting calculation, you rarely have all your microservices communicating with eachother since you tend to group by areas. And even if that was the case, if good practices are in place (semantic versioning, good te
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    by pachico 7y ago

    I find it quite surprising how many companies don't invest enough in having a certain maturity in terms of web analytics, despite they heavily invested in CRM, machine learning and other fields. Ad-blockers are still not considered a
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. As soon as I document it better I certainly will. This was more of a call for help :)
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    by pachico 7y ago

    I have started some weeks ago this project: https://github.com/iris-analytics It's a small JS that gathers data and sends it to a Go backend to then be stored in ClickHouse. Although there's lots to do, we use it
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    by pachico 7y ago

    That was my point exactly. Http API us very cool but very far from being unique to couchdb (see InfluxDB, ClickHouse, Prometheus, etc.)