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by pbbakkum 13y ago
Agree
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
I'm a Dvorak user; I think the article is statistically correct but misses the broader point. - The most important part of the Dvorak keyboard is that the most frequent English letters are on the home row with the vowels pushed to the
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
I love these maps for some reason. If you're interested in these, I've drawn a chart of cable crossings at http://commonwealth.io/chart/5628626 . This is backed with data in a public Mongo instance, which you
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
Well written article! Realistic from an ops perspective but also has marginal AWS cost calculations, which are very interesting but difficult to estimate.
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
Very cool project! I'm glad to see this area is getting some attention. I did research in GPU databases a couple summers ago at NEC, if anyone is interested the project is at https://github.com/bakks/virginian . Some background mixed with
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by pbbakkum 14y ago
This is the 3rd or 4th time I've seen this article in the past few days so I've decided to post my take. I work with Mongo in a production scenario but I'm hesitant to post because these things tend to turn into a pointless argument. So let
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by pbbakkum 14y ago
Ahh, I see. Why do you guys prefer that configuration? Space/resources, reliability?
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by pbbakkum 14y ago
On Mongo: "we were not big fans of the master/slave architecture" I don't quite understand this, that architecture was basically deprecated a while back, can you elaborate?
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Virginian: A CPU/GPU Database(github.com)
3 points by pbbakkum 15y ago|1 comments