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by sologoub 10y ago
Sure, but I believe we were limited by the available chassis to a lot lower than 16 slots.
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by sologoub 10y ago
For that use case, absolutely! We made do with the version that could not even support label appends (limited joins). The current version would allow us a lot fewer workarounds. The probabilistic hyperloglog data type is also a game changer
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by sologoub 10y ago
At previous employer, we built a system using Druid as the primary store of reporting data. The setup worked amazingly well with the size/cardinality of the data we had, but was constantly bottlenecked at paging segments in and out of
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by sologoub 10y ago
Both? :)
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by sologoub 10y ago
Yup, and most people speed on "side streets", which are actually residential streets and people actually walk on these... Can't tell you how many times I almost got run over by such a fine motorist glued to yet another app...
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by sologoub 10y ago
This is a much better article on this topic, providing some important additional facts: http://m.leparisien.fr/paris-75004/nouvelles-taxes-sur-les-r... Using google translate: "For an apartment located on Saint-Lo
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by sologoub 10y ago
The original article title in German captures the issue better - "Digitale Demokratie statt Datendiktatur", roughly translating to "Digital Democracy instead of Data Dictatorship".
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by sologoub 10y ago
What's also interesting, CA ranked one of the worst in uninsured in that same article http://politicsthatwork.com/graphs/uninsured-by-state
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by sologoub 10y ago
Found some interesting stats: - http://kff.org/other/state-indicator/life-expectancy/?active... - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_life_... TLDR; Coasts being alway
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by sologoub 10y ago
The article references the healthcare at the costs, but doesn't provide any details. Does anyone know of studies showing life expectancy at the coasts or by state instead of country aggregate?
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by sologoub 10y ago
It's a more complex issue than one might expect. While in techie areas of US the overt anti-Russian sentiment is rare. However, he said he's doing freelancing in sysadmin area and still lives in Russia. Most companies that I have
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by sologoub 10y ago
+1 To add to this, the screens are definitely buggy still and ~15 min reboots are not uncommon, but all of these are HARDWIRED. I'm scared of how bad it will be when everyone tries to connect to the wifi to stream the same content. Man
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by sologoub 10y ago
Not sure from the mathematical point of view. Not a lawyer, but the Burr case seems to imply that the secretary could be compelled by court to translate the cipher (literally decipher) the letter, provided in doing so he was not going to in
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by sologoub 10y ago
Modern encryption isn't that much difference in basic concept to a cipher, such that it takes data in readable form and makes it unreadable. In Apple/Gov dispute on the San Bernardino iPhone case, Gov brought up the Burr case from
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by sologoub 10y ago
Some day... but for other reasons, I'm sure I won't have any desire to live there.
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by sologoub 10y ago
I have not been to Tokyo, but I still don't see how you make a plot of land as small as SF support 4-5 million people without still creating serious compromises to quality of life for the lower end of the price range. You still need to
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by sologoub 10y ago
> By the paper’s calculations, a home in the San Francisco area should cost around $281,000. This makes very little sense to me - San Francisco is surrounded by water on three sides and borders other towns/cities on the 4th, so how
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by sologoub 10y ago
The original post talks about money and how non-earned income streams carry a stigma, so for relevancy to the discussion, success is accumulation and maintenance of wealth.
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by sologoub 10y ago
So how do you remain wealthy if, following the social stigma, you make all the "wrong decisions" and squander the money? Maintaining wealth takes work too.
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by sologoub 10y ago
On "trust fund children", the lifestyle of a few loud examples is likely painting an unrepresentative picture to the masses. I'd love to see some real stats or study on people who inherited substantial wealth. On one hand, so
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by sologoub 10y ago
Checked against where I live and it's surprisingly accurate, even on very micro level down to a couple streets.
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by sologoub 10y ago
My stab at translating: Most women say that there is nothing as painful as giving birth! But what about a kick in the balls?! After awhile, a woman may say: "Why don't we have another baby?" But have you ever heard a man say:
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by sologoub 10y ago
That's completely not true - the programs goal is to bring in skills that are not available in the market. The fact that it's being used to reduce the cost of the skills is arguably an unintended consequence (though my personal op
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by sologoub 10y ago
From the original source: "Stated differently, being the descendants of the Bernardi family (at the 90th percentile of earnings distribution in 1427) instead of the Grasso family (10th percentile of the same distribution) would entail
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by sologoub 10y ago
Swiss have direct voter initiatives and it seems to have worked out well for them. Even if some may disagree with specific ones.
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by sologoub 10y ago
Bay Area probably provides the best access to all things outdoor with a relatively short distance: - Water sports/fishing: Ocean/bay, rivers, lakes. - Hiking/Camping: Most of CA with deeply varying terrain, from thick forest
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by sologoub 10y ago
Paris metro system definitely has an amazing coverage. I really enjoyed using it, but I'm athletic, love walking and don't have any injuries. On the other hand, I recently had to use it with someone who's knees aren't so
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by sologoub 10y ago
Wow, thank you for sharing this! The ability to sabotage mortgage underwriting is basically a timebomb. Apart from being potentially very bad for the financial health of the homeowner (which is subjective in case by case - Inglewood homeown
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by sologoub 10y ago
Making the tax agency also the debt collector for this type of loan is quite ingenious, but also evil. If I'm reading it right, defaulting is basically equivalent to being behind on your taxes. Does anyone know if this bundling to prop
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by sologoub 10y ago
Seems like a problem with street design. As someone noted above, you do need wider streets with wide side walks for this type of construction to be livible. If you cluster too tightly, window to window, it definitely degrades the setup.

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