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shin_lao
2y ago
DB Engine rankings are not very reliable and are constantly gamed, they shouldn't be used for anything serious.
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shin_lao
2y ago
Covid stats skewed everything. This article isn't very rigorous.
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2y ago
There are better visas and even green cards if you're wealthy.
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2y ago
Tax won't solve anything - just make it socially unacceptable to be obese.
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2y ago
This CEO is just an employee of a company that makes a 4% profit margin, killing him achieves nothing and is sociopathic.
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2y ago
Timescale "doesn't scale" - in a nutshell. Clikchouse performance is better because it's truly column oriented and it has powerful partitioning tools. However, Clickhouse has quirks and isn't great if you need low l
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2y ago
This is not the title of the article.
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2y ago
Probably keep building something awesome and worry about monetization later. Google did that.
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2y ago
Very biased article.
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2y ago
B-Tree are a good fit if your values are small, but as the value size grows, they lose their advantage. Binary tree is a good default choice for sorted structure. Underappreciated structure: sorted arrays (but come with big caveats).
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OpenAI buys database analytics firm Rockset in nine-figure stock deal
(reuters.com)
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2y ago
Less than 15% of oil is used for personal cars. The OPEC is fine.
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shin_lao
3y ago
How does this compare to regular dictionary compression?
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shin_lao
3y ago
How many rows do you have on average per day?
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shin_lao
3y ago
It's meant to store immutable data, and isn't great if you need low-latency updates. Also it's quirky in some ways.
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3y ago
MSM is dying.
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3y ago
High sample rate isn't useful for playback, but 24-bit is great for nuance in low intensity sound.
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3y ago
One data point: A couple of years ago, I went coffee-free for one month, just to see what it would do to me. Sucked. I like coffee for the sake of coffee. But was happy to see "I could do it". Could not observe any significant cha
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3y ago
More taxes. Less service. Everything is outrageously expensive. Middle class gets crushed. If you've wealthy, no point in having your main residence in NYC (see, more taxes). Will get worse before it gets better.
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3y ago
Isn't the recent AI regulation voted in Europe a problem for this company?
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3y ago
Most funds lose money. It's rare for a fund to do better than the DJIA.
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shin_lao
3y ago
Don't think it is constitutional.
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3y ago
Both are sociopaths, but SBF didn't have the intelligence to act as if he was sorry for what he did. He's never going out of jail in his life. Sentencing is expected to be harsh, remember he had his bailed revoked for witness temp
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3y ago
Sounds like an interesting project, not sure VC funding is a good idea.
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3y ago
It's mostly luxury rental buildings but it's enough to create distortion.
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3y ago
Property tax in NY is very high. Don't understand your logic.
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3y ago
The images generated are much more coherent and compliant with the instructions than Midjourney's. However Midjourney's has more beautiful, artistic pictures. Their recent upscaler is also very good. Midjourney is also much better
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3y ago
The flooding are also getting worse because the infrastructure isn't getting any better. Smokes were due to criminal behavior.
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3y ago
NYer here. NYC infrastructure is old and unmaintained. The sewer system is 175 years old. These floods happen every year at different magnitude.
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3y ago
A quote from a professor isn't evidence.
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