rodionos

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by rodionos 10y ago
Maybe a simple tagging system, like AD for AD-blocked sites, and PW for paywalls. Tags should be community assigned as well so that there is no central authority involved.
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by rodionos 10y ago
The primary dataset used for testing is "USGS archived earthquake data". Does anyone have a link to the actual dataset?
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by rodionos 10y ago
Banning these sites altogether would be too much. Assign a pre-defined downvote so that the hurdle for ad-driven sources is higher to overcome.
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Docker. Why labeling containers is key for monitoring(axibase.com)
3 points by rodionos 10y ago|0 comments
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by rodionos 10y ago
I just came back from an IBM user group meeting in Germany. Aside from presentations, customer experience session centered around ways to fix an installer and get rid of java in GUI. This mostly covered infrastructure monitoring (now part o
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by rodionos 10y ago
I just disabled our ad campaign on one of the online ad platforms mentioned in this article. We market to tech audience who are probably 90% covered with adblock. We're seeing some odd page paths from users who visit our sites through
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by rodionos 10y ago
It's actually a substantial re-write. They got rid of multiple hierarchies, in other words a process can now belong to only one cgroup. Threads cannot belong to cgroups different from their parent anymore. v1 was okay given that slicin
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Linux cgroups v2(github.com)
22 points by rodionos 10y ago|3 comments
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by rodionos 10y ago
Is this "tuning" typically done on the revenue side or the cost side? I'm surprised it's at all possible with proper revenue and cost recognition policies in place.
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by rodionos 11y ago
Ubuntu has done a really great job of getting its distributions into as many hands as possible. Consider these stats: - http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/debian - 5K questions - http://stac
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by rodionos 11y ago
Exactly. I'd say it closest comparable is CEP.
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by rodionos 11y ago
My wording was misleading. It was 2.5 million observations (time|metric at long|float). Row size on disk was 80 * 1024 * 1024 / 2500000/3 = 100 bytes. This is without any indexes. Looks like row overhead is quite substantial in Po
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by rodionos 11y ago
It seems that float(p) with p undefined is treated as double. I need to double check my numbers. The storage test was done against 9.4 Indexes were turned off. Adding (Sensor, SampleTime DESC) index increases disk usage by 30%. Not sure wha
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by rodionos 11y ago
Table schema, with indexes disabled: > CREATE TABLE SensorData ( Sensor INT NOT NULL, FOREIGN KEY (Sensor) REFERENCES Sensors(Id), Humidity FLOAT, Precipitation FLOAT, Temperature FLOAT, SampleTime TIMESTAMP(3) NOT NULL,
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by rodionos 11y ago
> If you're dealing with event or time series data—whether > user messages, logs, web analytics, or connected device > events—scaling out to both store and analyze terabytes of > data becomes trivial with Citus Cloud Spe
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by rodionos 11y ago
We hit 18180 in all our images with Java applications. Workaround was to upgrade the kernel.
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by rodionos 11y ago
Correct link to v11.0 change log: https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/bump_v1.11.0/CHANGELOG... . The article links to master changelog which is 1.10.
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Aggregate Error Alerting Using Logback/Log4j and Axibase Time Series Database(github.com)
2 points by rodionos 11y ago|0 comments
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by rodionos 11y ago
DuckDuckGo crossed 10M daily direct queries threshold last June and has been growing albeit at a slower rate. http://apps.axibase.com/chartlab/e8635882/11/
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College Admissions Shocker(nytimes.com)
3 points by rodionos 11y ago|1 comments
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by rodionos 11y ago
nmon gives you console beauty without external dependencies. You can watch it in console mode and cron schedule it in batch mode for long-term data collection.
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by rodionos 11y ago
Thanks, all clear now.
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by rodionos 11y ago
The frame at 2:37 shows avg response time of 1.75 ms at 10 mln QPS. Which API call was measured? I'm looking at bar charts under "Metrics from Kubernetes 1.2" and the latencies graphed there appear to be different/higher
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by rodionos 11y ago
cAdvisor is pretty good at what it does. At its core, it's a metrics collections daemon that iterates over cgroup controllers and sends them to a backend server for centralized alerting and long-term retention. It does other helpful th
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by rodionos 11y ago
It would be nice to see a feature diff with itext.
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by rodionos 11y ago
In case of caffeine addiction tests, I would argue that a life-long trial of fewer people over a short-term trial of many people would produce more statistically significant results because the impact is accumulative over a long period of t
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by rodionos 11y ago
Here's the full list of 97 launches for Proton M series. Failures, 9 in total, denoted with red border or green background: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%BF%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BE...
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by rodionos 11y ago
Your problem with sample size in this particular case is that you fail to account for its duration. Convert sample size to temporal units and you might draw different conclusions since p-values might not look as bad now. An average FDA tria
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by rodionos 11y ago
Sweden: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_III_of_Sweden's_coffee_...
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by rodionos 11y ago
I made a lot of good decisions based on incomplete data, and I'm not sure why you labeled this story fictitious. Here's some background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_III_of_Sweden's_coffee_...

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