pachico

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   by pachico 7y ago

   I didn't understand. You mean it's unique to work over http(s)?
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   by pachico 7y ago

   I read about this and I found it surprising.
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   by pachico 7y ago

   I have to confess it's the first time I read about MOVE but MVC seemed old news for almost a decade to me. MOVE seems to englobe concepts I work with like DDD, read/write segregation, event source, etc which can all live under its
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   by pachico 7y ago

   Not really the same, is it? And proxysql has the very same limitations it had since day one which makes it useless to me: ClickHouse and proxysql must be in the same host and ClickHouse must not have any authentication. Or has anything chan
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   by pachico 7y ago

   I currently use it to build a read-only rest service for GeoNames gazetteer. Each instance contains a copy of the database which means its really linearly scalable.
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   by pachico 7y ago

   I'm still surprised that the industry barely knows about ClickHouse. Very few times I had the impression the be adopting a game changer technology and that's the case with ClickHouse. We only currently use it for analytical purpo
7. 667.▲
   by pachico 7y ago

   This article is the only reason that night make me try Edge... If I ever use Windows again (which will never happen)... And I was very drunk...
8. 668.▲
   by pachico 7y ago

   Sorry, but this reminds me of Mr. Show's sketch "the highest number " https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RkP_OGDCLY0
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   by pachico 7y ago

   It's a database precisely designed for OLAP and web analytics in particular. It's what empowers Yandex.Metrika.
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    by pachico 7y ago

    Ever thought of using ClickHouse for data storage?
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    by pachico 8y ago

    Nice to see more PHP coverage. I personally think people should move along and stop this "why would I choose PHP for a new project" nonsense. It's time to get over it.