redwood

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721.
by redwood 4y ago
Huh?
722.
by redwood 5y ago
Wow after the same researchers discovered something similar in Cosmos DB last year. Unreal that Azure is used by anyone
723.
by redwood 5y ago
Anyone use Scylla? I've always been surprised there's room in the market for multiple Cassandra flavors--in general seems you don't see much adoption of pure play k/v stores outside of DynamoDB these days
724.
by redwood 5y ago
It's something of a misconception that an RDBMS should be used for transactional workloads. RDBMSs are table stores; in a sense if anything that's a model better suited for analytical than transactional not that that's really
725.
by redwood 5y ago
I love swype and it has been a game-changer for my life. As has voice to text by the way. The thing I find surprise me about swype is it doesn't seem to bring it as physical understanding of context for the nearby words. Anyone else fe
726.
by redwood 5y ago
The entire foundation of that state is rooted in that religion even if the military has been the dominant institution. Without that religion in the mix that nation would not exist at all
727.
by redwood 5y ago
Indian food traditionally was not red hot spicy the way it is now but instead relied on the unique flavor of Asafoetida (Hing) which is still a key ingredient in legit Indian cooking
728.
by redwood 5y ago
Got to feel bad for Intel
729.
by redwood 5y ago
SW* corner of Washington Sqr Park :P
730.
by redwood 5y ago
Grossly misinformed post. 4TB (compressed) per shard may be what you're thinking of?
731.
by redwood 5y ago
They definitely care! Metaverse is.. highly speculative
732.
by redwood 5y ago
I see it as a useful simplification. To be more long winded about it is fine but the bottom line is we have to be willing to fight for what we have
733.
by redwood 5y ago
Why?
734.
by redwood 5y ago
It's interesting to me to hear you say that. I would say that about Trump but not GWB in hindsight. At that time I was of the opinion you share and I remember feeling that GWB was essentially everything that was bad in the world… but i
735.
by redwood 5y ago
It is amazing how this inspiring willingness to fight for the bare essentials that the West has for so long forgotten the need to be ready to be fight for has transformed the West and given it meaning again. Reminds me of Leo Strauss, a ph
736.
by redwood 5y ago
Your "do nothing" / "everything is equivalent" sentiment is just a total abdication of thought and responsibility in my view. You remind me of my graduate student instructor in college that called the film Casablanc
737.
by redwood 5y ago
I certainly hear what you are saying. You are correct there is a free world and there's a totalitarian world. What is sad is that the people in the totalitarian world don't know what they are missing
738.
by redwood 5y ago
This is about $1M right? A few orders of magnitude below what others are providing while feeding the boot that stomps on the humans in need of said humanitatian assistance. Hey it's a start but China the world is watching you
739.
by redwood 5y ago
Königsberg anyone?
740.
by redwood 5y ago
It's that it's Europe and yes the western democracies have a double standard of looking out for each other and near adjadcencies above other countries needs but that's because there's so much more to lose in terms of ins
741.
by redwood 5y ago
I'm not sure I get it: are you saying you do not believe the international community should hold Russia accountable for its murderous incomprehensible actions in Europe?
742.
by redwood 5y ago
Wow congratulations Europe!
743.
by redwood 5y ago
Thank you since this one is seemingly well verified I'd like to get the word out
744.
How can I help the Ukraine defense forces?
17 points by redwood 5y ago|6 comments
745.
by redwood 5y ago
Freedom. What is being defended here is the right to have a website like this at all. The west has a long way to go to wake up to what's at stake here.
746.
by redwood 5y ago
That is quite clearly not true
747.
by redwood 5y ago
Not true when two of the three muscular nato powers aren't in the EU
748.
by redwood 5y ago
The idea of an EU without a mutual defense treaty is so absurd
749.
by redwood 5y ago
Europeans need to proudly wear jackets indoor for a winter to really show some consequences
750.
by redwood 5y ago
I see so reference data that you want included in an object for which you're willing to pay the performance overhead of a join rather than denormalize across many object representions in your database. This model has some downsides whe

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