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by siscia 7y ago
Why it is getting expensive then?
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by siscia 7y ago
How does this API works? You are charged for API call?
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by siscia 7y ago
I really like your reasoning, thanks. While I agree that GQL queries are simpler to write, it is also true that they are much less powerful. I personally don't believe that it is a valid reason for creating a new language and all this
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by siscia 7y ago
Honestly I don't use it so often, but it seems that any query in graphql could be easily and automatically translated to a SQL query. Am I wrong? There are definitely trying to solve the same problem, aren't they? What are the adv
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by siscia 7y ago
So we invented a query language (GraphQL) to solve an orchestration problem? Sorry but I don't buy this reason. Especially not to the question: "Why we don't use SQL as a query language?" especially because REST was arou
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by siscia 7y ago
Sorry, I realize my first message wasn't as clear as I wanted. You would not expose the internal implementation, you would simply accept SQL queries, maybe against a separate view of your SQL database, or maybe against a custom backend
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by siscia 7y ago
For sure they are not available in a /rest or GraphQL engine neither. SQL should be only the syntax used to communicate with the backend, the real implementation would be in whatever make sense.
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by siscia 7y ago
I completely agree! I really don't understand why we don't simply ship SQL queries around, maybe a very simple subset of SQL so that it either works on most vendors or that it can be easily manipulated and adapt to different stora
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by siscia 7y ago
What is the time complexity of receiving a notification? Are there triggers that run on every update on the dataset?
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by siscia 7y ago
What is the website? What do you sell?
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by siscia 7y ago
Why not?
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by siscia 7y ago
Sorry, I was trying to explain why there are so many contributors on this document. I am not so much into the details but I can try to explain a little bit more. First of all is important to understand the time scope of the project. The who
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by siscia 7y ago
Sorry, but I am afraid you are ill informed on the ammount of complexity that this document cover. Please note that never ever in the history of mankind a project so ambitious has even be thought. Already the amount of complexity in LHC is
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by siscia 7y ago
Thanks so much! Sorry for the annoyance!
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by siscia 7y ago
Indeed, I believe as well that SQLite is underused in a lot of situations. Which is mostly the reason why I created RediSQL[1], to allow a more widespread use of it also in "modern"/"cloud native" application where
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by siscia 7y ago
Did he go to England? > Azerbaijan This is a very wide definition of Europe...
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by siscia 7y ago
> "It just doesn't really make sense for me to go to hearings in every single country that wants to have me show up and, frankly, doesn't have jurisdiction to demand that." While this is technically true, I am not qui
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by siscia 7y ago
I don't want this to be read badly, so let me start with stating my greatest admirations for the author. I have never bought any of the zines she produces, I am aware of that, and I also check them out several times. What I don't
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by siscia 7y ago
Of course this will vary widely, but how much can people living in the bay area, working for FAANGS expect to save every month? Can somebody share an estimated figure?
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by siscia 7y ago
It's actually touch a point very close to my work. We definitely need much more speed in running our pipeline. The software is mostly C/C++ with a lot of internal dependencies. Do you guys have any experience in that? What is wort
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by siscia 7y ago
Where this narrative of German driving the EU comes from? Please note that I am not taking any position, I just want to get more informed about the internal EU problems.
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by siscia 7y ago
Indeed, it is one of the, I would say, key technology developed at CERN that we were unable to push enough in the industry. What system do you use at your place?
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by siscia 7y ago
At work we avoid package manager altogether following the mantra that the best package manager is no package manager at all. All the software is installed in a global directory /cvmfs and distribute to all the clients using FUSE and si
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by siscia 7y ago
Is there any economical margin in running a similar service? People do it just for fun or have some monetisation strategy?
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by siscia 7y ago
What you mean by similar set up of S3?
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Fighting the rust borrow checkers with scopes, short video(youtube.com)
1 points by siscia 7y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
I am very interested in this kind of product. I wonder if there are any competitor in this market, especially European competitor.
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by siscia 7y ago
But since when a language need to looks attractive? First of all, "attractive" is simply your way to say "familiar to me". Then, a language need to be just powerful enough to express it's semantic and no more. This
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by siscia 7y ago
Indeed! But I was interested from the point of view of Bitnami
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Ask HN: Any success story on selling software as AWS AMI?
5 points by siscia 7y ago|2 comments

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