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by rachbelaid 11y ago
It has been tested and discuted during a long time. Check the thread if you want to know more about this. http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/CAA4eK1KTv73uD9_W5... Keep in mind that's the first pieces a
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Planning Parallel and Distributed Queries in PostgreSQL(rhaas.blogspot.com)
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Uber petition against TFL (London)(action.uber.org)
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Software engineering for food(mellisberry.com)
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by rachbelaid 11y ago
"Batteries Not Included" in this article refers to the fact that PostgreSQL doesn't offer any built-in solution yet to do HA (automatic fail-over) and you have to depend of 3rd party solution.
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by rachbelaid 11y ago
I agree with you. Pyramid is one of the most well designed codebase that I know.
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The Good Country Index(goodcountry.org)
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Game theory in the Dark Knight(tompotoms.wordpress.com)
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UPSERT commited in Postgres 9.5(github.com)
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by rachbelaid 11y ago
(IMHO) Complex code is difficult to test so if the code can be tested easily without over using factory or tight coupled setup required then maybe the code is not so complex and maybe it's just an hard problem. Writing test can help to
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You Might Need JQuery [Paul Irish](docs.google.com)
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Parallel Sequential Scan for PostgreSQL 9.5(rhaas.blogspot.com)
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Harvard's healthy eating pyramid is excluding dairy products(hsph.harvard.edu)
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Reliable Asynchronous Event Transport Protocol(github.com)
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Coordination Avoidance in Database Systems [pdf](vldb.org)
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My First LLVM Compiler(wilfred.me.uk)
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Platter - Python build/deployment tool(platter.pocoo.org)
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Stateful toggle using only CSS(petelada.com)
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YC Open-Source Sales Agreement(blog.ycombinator.com)
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
Great post with some very useful insights, thanks also for the links to the issues. I do like the approach of the coreos team of working collaboratively on a spec to include every platform. https://github.com/appc/spec
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Apple, Your Developer Agreement Tramples on Free Speech and Innova(act.eff.org)
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Reverse ungineering(lvh.io)
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
I'm flattered :)
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
I think that you nailed it, Elasticsearch JDBC is not flexible and you need to be good in SQL if you have a complex model with many relation. Because JOIN create a cartesian product you can end with duplicate and you have to find a way to a
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
Following the project for which I wrote this blog post, we recently moved to ES mainly because of Japanese support. It's an important point to highlight and not all the internet is english. I was satisfy with PG for english, french, sp
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
I don't know why and I can't help you, in both case I didn't post it. But we don't have multiple url for our blog. I find it odd to be honest as the post was posted on HN the 29th of September (base on Google Analytic)
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
It's also a Django project, I like what you have done. It's a nice lib and it's intuitive. How do you handle a ES document which is a composition of multiple Django Model? It's just personal opinion but I try to avoid ha
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
To be honest, I'm quite surprise to see that somebody posted this article again.. I don't know HN rules when you can post again something. I'm not going to complain about it :)
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
As the author, it may be good that I clarify the goals behind this post. First I'm glad that this post made HN first page for a second time. I encourage to read this comment because it summarizes well few of the missing features in Pos
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by rachbelaid 12y ago
I m glad to see that you got the main goal behind this post. ES/SOLR are great tools but some project may not need some of their feature

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