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by siscia 5y ago
Even though merging strings seems faster...
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by siscia 5y ago
Creator of RediSQL / zeeSQL ( https://zeesql.com/ ) Insertion performance on a single table are very very hard to optimize. A single process looping it is your best bet. I would just increase the batch size, which is the
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by siscia 5y ago
Maybe a little off topic, but why the US are still so hostile against Cuba? Is there any real reason or credible threat that the small island could damage the US? It seems like US is holding the grudge way too long.
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by siscia 5y ago
Which countries?
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by siscia 5y ago
It was the reason with https://zeesql.com formerly know as https://RediSQL.com was written. My clients seems rather happy with the project.
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by siscia 5y ago
To finish up the point on performance I link this very interesting answer on so: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21889053/what-is-the-run...
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by siscia 5y ago
Just to expand. Container technology run your software just as it was a standard process. There are no performance implications in running code inside or outside the container. Here be careful, that on MacOS docker is implemented as a virtu
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by siscia 5y ago
Actually vim comes with an handy autocomplete, that use a very stupid heuristic, but it works wonderfully. I still miss usint Ctrl-P when working with VS Code.
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by siscia 5y ago
Sorry but I need to disagree. The stability of rust is exceptional. Old code always compiles. The stdlib of Rust, I find it superior, very much so, to the one of go. Even though this is mostly due to the different type system. The tooling a
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by siscia 5y ago
Several, the one I am more proud of is: - https://nostashapp.com I use it personally and I love to have my notes online. - https://docutemplate.com actually work in progress to understand the API of googles.
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Ask HN: How to marketing a generic SaaS for “office” use
1 points by siscia 5y ago|1 comments
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by siscia 5y ago
It is also the very first time we are doing it. Maybe not THAT bad.
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by siscia 5y ago
The point is extremely valid. It has never been an issue in my use case of Rust, but the lack of an interface for when the system is out of memory is problematic. Not only in kernel, but in all system-level software. Then, it happens, less
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zeeSQL, SQL and search by value for Redis, now runs on SQLite3.35(doc.zeesql.com)
2 points by siscia 6y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 6y ago
I am running zeeSQL.com a Redis module that embeds SQLite into Redis to provide SQL and secondary indexes (search by value) on top of Redis. This release it is the first one I am really excited about . As soon as I can allocate few minutes
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How to query Redis on two attributes using zeeSQL, SQL for Redis(doc.zeesql.com)
2 points by siscia 6y ago|0 comments
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Copy databases in zeeSQL, SQL and search by value for Redis(doc.zeesql.com)
2 points by siscia 6y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 6y ago
It my impression or we are discussing this as we would discuss a car or a kitchen appliance? It really leave me uneasy.
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How to query Redis via SQL using zeeSQL, a Redis module(doc.zeesql.com)
2 points by siscia 6y ago|0 comments
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Why I build zeeSQL, SQL and search by value for Redis(doc.zeesql.com)
1 points by siscia 6y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 6y ago
I pick the very first company in my head, the very first open position they have, and they don't require a cover letter. https://careers.protonmail.com/o/head-of-content/c/new You can submit one, but it
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by siscia 6y ago
I had the impression that companies in EU seldom require cover letter. While it is very often the case for companies in the US. And honestly it is a big turn off for me as applicant, and honestly I didn't see their value for me as sele
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by siscia 6y ago
At this point I would advocate against mutation driven test and just go for property based testing. Much less manual work and with more stable results.
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by siscia 6y ago
Because raise huge suspect of bribing.
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by siscia 6y ago
Not sure I get your point? 700k might be a small sum (I don't think it is, but ok) for her, but she still accepted it.
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by siscia 6y ago
`Arc<Mutex<T>>` is not a shared mutable state. You cannot have two mutable reference at the same time. To mutate stuff inside the mutex, you got to hold the mutex, which guarantees that there are only one mutable reference at an
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by siscia 6y ago
There are some escape hatches to get shared mutable reference. But in general those are impossible in rust.
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by siscia 6y ago
The index does not store the data at all, it store slopes. You start by sorting the data, make a piecewise linear interpolation, and you store each slope as triplet (key, slope, intercept) with key being the smallest value in the piecewise
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by siscia 6y ago
Both can be true. We don't have anywhere enough solar capacity for this. And at night it is still off peak for the consumption. Parent is making a projection in the future, when solar will be plenty available during the day. Today it i
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by siscia 6y ago
Unfortunately I am not familiar enough with LCG and LCGmake to actually build an outside-CERN release. Fortunately Nix helped in creating the same coherent installation of packages. Then `source /cvmfs/packages.redbeardbal.com&#x2

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