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151.
by reactor 10y ago
I think he is missing one of the most important one, 'Don't neglect your soul and health'.
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by reactor 10y ago
Can't recommend gogs enough, slick/simple yet quite fast. Hassle free installation is a bonus.
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by reactor 10y ago
Besides other points mentioned, I think HN crowd has a love/hate relationship with Go (the other one I noticed is Python), so it's natural to go up quite fast.
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by reactor 10y ago
I don't know, but if it was written in Python, Go or Java things would have different in here, just guessing.
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by reactor 10y ago
Because I don't want multiple editors in my workflow, one for opening projects, another for opening single .txt or .log files (by right click, open with), I don't want to wait 5-10 secs before opening these single files and I don&
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by reactor 10y ago
Completely agree, I tried Atom and VSCode but they are nowhere near (in performance) to Sublime. The only thing is it's not open source, but I can live with that.
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by reactor 10y ago
Please don't get into a mode of thinking that I need evidence for everything. It is free, try it yourself and see it works, if it doing any good for YOU, then it's just immaterial if it was never proved or not worked for anyone el
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Our Journey from Graph Databases to PostgreSQL(engineering.hipolabs.com)
6 points by reactor 10y ago|1 comments
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by reactor 10y ago
then there are two problems.
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by reactor 10y ago
We have been using ArangoDB (2.8.x) for some time. Solid product with awesome support in Google group and SO. Great job guys! Looking forward to migrate to 3.x especially for the persistent index.
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by reactor 10y ago
https://arangodb.com
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by reactor 10y ago
http://orientdbleaks.blogspot.com/
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by reactor 10y ago
http://www.mattermost.org/ is doing it
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FaceTime, iMessages hang in the balance after Apple loss to patent troll(arstechnica.com)
4 points by reactor 10y ago|0 comments
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by reactor 10y ago
May be a noob question, but is Linus himself review all these commits before merging to mainline? Or each section (for eg: networking) got its own owners?
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by reactor 10y ago
Conditional Access
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by reactor 11y ago
https://notabug.org/ on a fork of Gogs
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by reactor 11y ago
We were on x5-2 and it was a beast, but in reality we never needed those specs. I think, Oracle sales guys got to those MD's who were calling the shots.
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by reactor 11y ago
First hand experience, I work for a bank which is a Fortune 100, and our department was heavily relying on Oracle Exadata, paying between 1-2 millions (don't know exact figure), we moved away to PostgreSQL and Casandra. Cost factor was
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by reactor 11y ago
account deleted, thanks!
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by reactor 11y ago
Looks like they have persistent indexes in the roadmap (ver 3.0) https://www.arangodb.com/roadmap/ which might help.
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by reactor 11y ago
https://notabug.org is also an option
173.
by reactor 11y ago
https://notabug.org might be a good place, in fact it is.
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by reactor 11y ago
https://notabug.org
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PostgreSQL Past, Present, and Future: Moving The Goalposts(rhaas.blogspot.com)
24 points by reactor 11y ago|0 comments
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by reactor 11y ago
Congrats to everyone involved, indeed an amazing opensource project that displays true integrity and discipline.
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by reactor 11y ago
second this, great tool.
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by reactor 11y ago
Looks like simpler Java frameworks are on the rise now ( http://www.pippo.ro/ , http://sparkjava.com/ , http://www.rapidoid.org/ )
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by reactor 11y ago
http://pippo.ro as well.
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by reactor 11y ago
http://rhaas.blogspot.sg/2015/11/parallel-sequential-scan-is...

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