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by pupdogg 6y ago
short_anecdote: don't switch, it's not for you!
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by pupdogg 6y ago
This reminds me, whatever happened to the hand drawn circuit simulation ink? If anyone recalls, that video went viral back in late 2000s
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Thanks! Changed to: “Which seller would not want to make extra profit?”
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by pupdogg 6y ago
I’m sorry if my comment offended you. The goal of my comment was not to put the blame on China but rather share a real life story of a close relative and correlate his experience with the current state of real estate in Canada (Toronto spec
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by pupdogg 6y ago
I have family in Toronto and I concur that the primary cause of the rise in real estate prices is China. My cousin is an established IP attorney who earns a pretty good salary and this is directly from him...he was looking to move last year
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by pupdogg 6y ago
You put in-place a loss mitigation strategy. This strategy will vary by application. In my case, I have a similar setup where we write 25-30k records to SQLite daily. We start each day fresh with a new SQLite db file (named yyyy-mm-dd.db) a
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by pupdogg 6y ago
I've never heard of this either...and more interesting: Eric Schmidt, Chairman, NSCAI
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Your comment clearly illustrates that you have no working knowledge of Clickhouse or parquet file format or data archiving capabilities available in 2021. It's OK! I was in the same boat until I needed to implement such a solution for
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Based on their numbers, they should be archiving their historical data in parquet format partitioned by YYYYMMDD onto something like Clickhouse. This way, they can run a lean Postgres instance(s) at all times yet still get benefits of real
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by pupdogg 6y ago
This is an overly complex solution that we were able to resolve using a simple VPS running Clickhouse as backend and Grafana for frontend. Our production db is an Aurora MySQL instance and we keep it lean by performing daily dumps of report
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by pupdogg 6y ago
For daylight savings, the offset is generated in real-time in our app at the time of transaction and then stored inside the db...so if 2x TXs occurred in CST at 1:58am (1 before and 1 after DST went into effect at 2am) they would both show
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by pupdogg 6y ago
We store 8 million transactions a day in UTC...customer time zone is merely an integer offset stored alongside...simple and easy, what’s wrong with that?
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by pupdogg 6y ago
My project is closed-source but I used this project as a starting point: https://github.com/choonggg/fusrodah It's a really good/barebones Roda project that uses webpack for assets/js pipeline and Tailwi
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by pupdogg 6y ago
I don’t know about Rails specifically but I was able to create my own custom asset pipeline for Roda framework using the latest version of Snowpack. I’m assuming it would be no different for Deno.
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by pupdogg 6y ago
You are correct, I did. Thank you. That's just amazing!
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Whenever I'm reminded of Electron, I'm thankful to have experienced WinAmp!
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by pupdogg 6y ago
It took them approx. 4,881 hours from launch to land approx. 127,770,000 miles away. Is it safe to say that the average speed of the mission can be calculated as 436 miles/hour?
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Probably some firm in Eastern District of Texas
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Boy, I love their website. It's so fast and snappy when it comes to browsing. A hard to find gem nowadays since most sites are infected with trackers and third-party ad engines.
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by pupdogg 6y ago
That's a fair point and I agree with you. Something I've been wondering as of lately, what can we (as a society) do to move off the edge of high emotions? I feel as if it's a common theme anywhere I look.
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by pupdogg 6y ago
How exactly do both parties sit down to discuss their grievances when the incumbent party is clearly banning the party with a different perspective?
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Not to mention Fb developed their own bare metal for their specific use case because in the long run it would save them money
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by pupdogg 6y ago
No becuase 1) the article title includes Signal and 2) article body specifically shows Signal messages accessed in an investigation and the metadata between the messages indicates the phone was locked
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Court documents show FBI has tool to break into Signal on Locked iPhones(forbes.com)
7 points by pupdogg 6y ago|2 comments
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by pupdogg 6y ago
At least you know that some forces existed where this got documented. Good luck with that in China!
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by pupdogg 6y ago
CAT450 here!
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by pupdogg 6y ago
The article states that at one point in time, at a voluntary hearing in Michigan, Dominion CEO said "It is technologically impossible to see votes being counted in real-time or to flip them". I think that everybody here is fairly
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Maybe you have a real opportunity here to offer consultation services to Giuliani. Seriously!
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by pupdogg 6y ago
tayo42 i'm sorry to say this but I genuinely think that you're out of touch with the reality. maybe you ought to get out some more and actually interact with people.
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by pupdogg 6y ago
Nostalgia for sure! Tucows was one of the originals for me. Back when AOL was still running on 28.8k...thank you for being a part of my childhood and the start of the internet revolution! Tucows, Lycos, Geocities...wow! Where has time gone?

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