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An AWS MySQL RDS that is sized to contain the entire db in memory and has the correct settings will also be defacto fully in memory and just as fast as Redis but now you're getting a whole relational db with all the added
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5y ago
SSH to machine and grepping through is much harder when the number of machine is > ~5 (say). SSH to host doesn't scale as you keep adding the hosts.
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I think for slightly lesser volumes Sumologic can be a choice. The kind of search queries, regex, and capture options give the feel of log parsing on a *nix box.
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5y ago
Very true. After spending lot of time looking for best books to learn algorithms and data structures, and buying more than 10 books I realised what I lacked was not the resources but rigor and discipline to pursue one of the tons of best re
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5y ago
Check PyQt which provides python bindings for Qt.
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I believe you meant "RDB vs AOF". Also reading your reply I get the impression that "sync mechanism between redis and postgress" was the bottleneck. Wondering if you can add some details around it and also was this somet
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5y ago
You are arguing that Google/FB displaced ad formats, and cite Netflix is an exception. Isn't what Netflix doing also "displacing of pre-existing formats".
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The theme of the movie "Unbreakable" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbreakable_(film)
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About the first point "keeping the room behind you tidy", your quote is selective. The article says "If you can, use a background. If you can’t, make sure the room behind you is tidy.", I think it is a reasonable alterna
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5y ago
I dabbled a bit with Go and now I am trying Rust. I did find programming in Rust a tad difficult than with Go, but as I get used to concepts (borrow checking, Move vs/ copy, lifetimes etc.) I am liking it better than Go. With Go I feel
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Ian Banks in his novel Complicity writes powerfully decrying smoking. Quoting from the novel. I take out another cigarette, light it and draw deeply. I gag again, coughing and hacking and feeling the whisky and the can of Export
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5y ago
Not OP, but this is one study I have came across, which postulates that cigarette addiction is quick to develop, and doesn't take years of smoking to develop. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18444329/ From the abs
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About your statement on posting via VPN, I think you are overreacting a bit here. I don't deny that institutional persecution doesn't happen in India. But what you have posted is already there in the public domain and has been wid
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5y ago
Warning, better copy paste the link than clicking on it. When redirected from HN site, the displayed page is an NSFW page, probably shows jwz's aversion to hordes coming via HN.
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5y ago
Can you please be specific when you say sleep occurs at cellular level. Definitely bodily systems (circulatory, respiratory etc.) don't go to sleep, even when we are sleeping.
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I recently read about Shirō Ishii, a Japaneese microbiologist ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirō_Ishii ) who conducted human experiments during World War-II which resulted in death of close to 10000 humans. More inter
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We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. -- T.S.Eliot
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* >> But I believe, like the US and UK survived their second waves and are doing pretty well now, India too will hopefully emerge better and stronger. * and scarred. Some of the stories I read in newspapers, and heard are gut wrenchin
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Won't the immune system acts better when it gets infected by 30 (say) virus particles than swamped by 300k viruses (say).So my guess (as layman) is when infected with 30 viruses the growth might not be as uncontrollable (doubling per s
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Do give credit where it is due, Karnataka state government has been quite transparent in reporting Covid data, and there isn'a a deliberate misreporting or suppressing. There is a even a telegram channel run by the government where Cov
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The inaction of the government has much more impact. The government got complacent once the first wave receded, and didn't give heed to any expert opinions. There were reports that the Covid expert committee meeting itself didn't
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Oh there are proxy questions and ways to figure that out, what is your full name, and the most widely used one is, "Are you a non-vegetarian ?". Almost unfailingly most of the landlords put these questions before renting out.
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6y ago
Totally agree with it. It is not only the ancient classics, there are quite awful translations of greats like Dostovesky, Tolstoy etc. After reading Dostovesy in some bad translations, before venturing on reading any of his works I spend so
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6y ago
Have you probed a bit further to ask them why they like Austen and not Dickens, and vice versa. I for one like reading works of both Austen, and Dickens.
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6y ago
Without board approval of their respective companies ?
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Not OP. But are you telling since Google's course of action didn't had any impact of altering actions of Chinese government, they (Google) should have stayed put.
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A question I have is do you suggest his books to a non US audience ?
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Can you please expand on what you mean by "Orchestration" ?
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This has not been my experience. Utilities like "StatyFoccussd", "ColdTurkey", "LeechBlock, "SelfControl" have been extremely useful to me. On any day I spend some 10-15 mins in idle browsing, and after fe
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It is easier said. At the time of vesting probably you would know that the startup is doing well, it is gaining customers, and revenue figures look good. But you might not know if the startup is breaking-even, if so how profitable and even
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