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by soheil 5y ago
It' similar in many ways to Snowflake and Databricks, the main difference being shared storage leading to lower cost.
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Show HN: Flatsauce – Database with Decoupled Storage and Compute
6 points by soheil 5y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Cloud Database with Decoupled Compute and Storage(flatsauce.com)
1 points by soheil 5y ago|0 comments
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by soheil 5y ago
Just fixed. Still very much word in progress. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Show HN: Flatsauce, decoupled compute and storage database(flatsauce.com)
1 points by soheil 5y ago|2 comments
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by soheil 5y ago
> If you extrapolate our findings from the military study to a private sector context where 1,000 hires are going to be made, using well-being as a hiring criterion should lead to about 11 more exceptional performers than if the company
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by soheil 5y ago
> In a recent study, the relationship between income and happiness was over four times greater for people who reported that money was important to them compared with those who cared much less about money. In other words believe money can
728.
by soheil 5y ago
How does one post both a link and description in a HN submission? Was this added by a mod?
729.
by soheil 5y ago
Why do we care so much about petty drama here on HN all of a sudden?
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by soheil 5y ago
I feel like the reason you initially used a strong word like abuse is to distract from the same behavior the blockers you mention engage in. Spamming Google event services and "flooding" them with garbage is surely considered to
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by soheil 5y ago
What if blockers did not allow any js loaded form any cname except the currently loaded one? This would surely break a lot of website that load their js from something like static.example.com but at least would help against server side tr
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by soheil 5y ago
Why is this comment the top comment when it's a bunch of conjectures, scare mongering tactics and half-truths at best? Sure if you're on tor and no one else around you is then you stand out, so what? Now there is a faint signal th
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by soheil 5y ago
I always wondered how much negative revenue the adblock extension is generating for Google. It must be in the billions. Crazy to think a simple extension can be involved with that much money.
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by soheil 5y ago
It’s easy to just guess a few times and get it right. At least wrong guesses should have time penalty.
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by soheil 5y ago
I think a lot of git is overkill for what most people use it for it. It's time for a new tool to do these basic operations push/pull/undo/redo. Branching is helpful, but if you work in a relatively small codebase a tool
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by soheil 5y ago
If instead of coming here for 15years and leaving a comment every other day you invested the dollar amount equivalent to the time you took to write that comment instead you would have $100k. 10 mins(time to read/write comment) x $1
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by soheil 5y ago
It's even worse than that. It's about eating the same thing every day, that's how you lose weight. Most people give up because you have to know what's in different food and then track it somehow. Counting calories is a h
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by soheil 5y ago
1p runs as the logged in user so does a hypothetical malicious npm package.
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by soheil 5y ago
No but what you seem to be saying is .ssh is pwned on every machine that doesn’t use a password manager.
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by soheil 5y ago
But don't you restore a backup from iCloud whenever you get a new laptop anyway? And by device I don't think you mean an iPhone.
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by soheil 5y ago
Why can the compromised package not also access wherever 1p is storing the keys or access the part of memory they're loaded into?
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by soheil 5y ago
Gives a whole other meaning to “I’m feeling lucky!”
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by soheil 5y ago
Where does DDG get its search result? Do they scrape Google? If so how do they not bet banned both technically and legally?
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by soheil 5y ago
What's next, searching for the word death causes you to die?
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by soheil 5y ago
No one's really arguing that YC is technically a monopoly. That would be pretty ridiculous to assume since YC is not really a traditional business in of itself and is not selling a product to consumers (not that this is the only way fo
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by soheil 5y ago
I think what this comment hints at is the tight coupling of money and working in tech. I think for most of us it all started as fun and curiosity. We were gravitated to computers not because of money, but because of passion. Then suddenly w
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by soheil 5y ago
> an unboxed pizza does not exist This article reads as if Dostoyevsky wrote it.
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Ask HN: Do you do better on interviews on days stocks are up?
1 points by soheil 5y ago|0 comments
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by soheil 5y ago
Just because you find a crazy edge case that ads work for doesn’t make advertising as a whole any less evil.
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by soheil 5y ago
"I’ll go sometimes months without talking to our CTO, which as a CEO of a technology company, that’s kind of rare." I can't not read this as a joke.

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