pachico

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   by pachico 4y ago

   I know I'm going to collect a lot of hate for what I'm going to say, especially considering English is not my main language... Anyways, here I go: I fear he was one of those actors that played always the same role, movie after mov
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   by pachico 4y ago

   Whaaaaaaaaaat? Was it him?
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   by pachico 4y ago

   Can you point out how is this different/better than Vegeta?
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   by pachico 4y ago

   At the time I compared different models and none looked good to me as the Archos gmini 220. iPod users were in awe when saw what this little machine could achieve.
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   by pachico 4y ago

   Xdebug is great for... debugging! It has a huge footprint and your metrics just don't mean anything. Btw, the concept of altering the result of what you are observing by the fact of observing itself doesn't remind you of Schroedin
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   by pachico 4y ago

   No, I wasn't aware of that, thanks! I can really see how you can get hooked by something like this.
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   by pachico 4y ago

   Thanks! It still a bit unclear to me but I'll dig more. Cheers
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   by pachico 4y ago

   I've always been fascinated by old cartography. How did they even have such precision? Which tools did they have? And how did they store the information?
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   by pachico 4y ago

   Well, if you can get your device infected by playing Candy Crush and similar, I expect the entire Spanish parliament to be spied by Pegasus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfcIMCYXSxQ
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    by pachico 4y ago

    Since I was a little kid my nickname was Nano. One day I found an editor named Nano and I've been using it since :)
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    by pachico 5y ago

    I'm wondering if all these logging solutions that don't offer traces have any kind of future.
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    by pachico 5y ago

    I am a PHP developer myself. Don't you think that the very question about if it's dead or not is a warning sign?
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Please, stop posting this every 2 days.
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Back in probably 2001 I bought a Medion notebook. It has really surprising specs for its price and, surprise surprise, it had full Linux support (this was more than 20 years ago!). It as probably one of the top 5 acquisitions of my life.
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    by pachico 5y ago

    True, you can always run vanilla Redis. Having said this, it really gives me the sensation that Redis is trying to solve too many use cases, turning into some sort of Swiss knife. The reality of Swiss knives is that they don't excel in
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Where are the specs? Am I the only one failing at finding them?
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    by pachico 5y ago

    I spent some years working in DTP for very big companies when I was still a teenager (this actually drove me to understand SGML, then HTML and I eventually became a programmer, now software architect) and PageMaker was one of the tools I us
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    by pachico 5y ago

    I keep looking at your proposal and as soon as you offer a commitment based price and a marketplace subscription I'll subscribe to 3-4 of your services. Great work!
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Some extra notes about the product categories. Wouldn't you consider MeiliSearch and Neo4j database products instead of being items of the Development category?
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    by pachico 5y ago

    And something else, for someone like me, one of the biggest PITAs are billing, signing up new providers, keeping track of expenses, etc. So, if I could just subscribe to your products via AWS marketplace it would be awesome! Usually big com
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Thanks for your interest on my use cases. It definitely wouldn't make sense to do the work you can outsource for 10 or even 100 euros a month and your example for MySQL 8 is indeed very good. (I run many RDS instances too so I'm f
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Congratulations and good luck! I really like the service. However, as someone who relies a lot on Hetzner and AWS, it would be hard to justify a X10 increase in cost. I run my ClickHouse clusters in ax101 servers in Hetzner for roughly 110€
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    by pachico 5y ago

    As a side note, in btree based database indexes, it's not the same to have a composed index on lat-lon than lon-lat.
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Panoramio user here! Big fan!
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    by pachico 5y ago

    I would have joined that meetup for sure!
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    by pachico 5y ago

    This topic has been raised more than once at my work and it scared a lot of people. It's important to understand your use case before you embrace any other solution. This will affect you only when you are frequently creating and storin
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Yesterday I precisely thinking about polls in HN and if they would make sense. Although polls might seem the preamble of an ad populum fallacy when it comes to agreements, I see their potential too. Glad to know they are available and thank
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    by pachico 5y ago

    I also use buffer engine, don't get me wrong. The only reason why I'm not using async writes is because I only run Altinity certified versions in my clusters do I'm waiting for it.
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Now that ClickHouse has released async writes you won't need to use the buffer engine anymore, which has been always a non recommended solution anyway.
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    by pachico 5y ago

    Can't think of any situations I was involved where the bottleneck was the http server app rather than the application behind it. Am I the only one?