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Open source SQL database for processing time series data, faster(github.com)
3 points by tacone 5y ago|0 comments
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by tacone 5y ago
This file's contents may not be suitable for people under the legal age. Please confirm your birth date.
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by tacone 5y ago
Looks like they have backups :)
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by tacone 5y ago
Please don't, nothing should last forever.
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by tacone 5y ago
This phenomenon was commonly referred as "the javascript fatigue" in case somebody wants to google it.
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by tacone 5y ago
Disagree. It effectively does depend on a single website.
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by tacone 5y ago
Shameless plug: a boilerplate where I had to solve UID permissions, running as non-root user, publishing files to another container, mounting fs as read only, and hot reloading in dev environment. It's still pretty much a proof of conc
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by tacone 5y ago
Thank you for this. I'm missing a good RSS service so much and was about to implement something like this myself. Well done!
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by tacone 6y ago
For years companies have been steadily asking, mandating or even trickling users to give them their phone numbers under the excuse of security (while the real reasons were different), now what? How can they be trusted anymore? This also str
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by tacone 6y ago
Worth noticing that the cited minified size (71 kb) does not take on account gzipping. Gzip would further reduce the payload size.
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by tacone 6y ago
No, you would invalidate all PHP serialized blobs. Things may keep working, but you would lose some config/data.
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by tacone 6y ago
Forget what I said about PhpMyAdmin, you can't edit serialized blobs easily. Wp-cli is the way to do it.
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by tacone 6y ago
You need to use wp-cli to carefully find and replace urls and filesystem paths inside the db. Many professionals don't even know about it. Another way is to perform the find and replace with PhpMyAdmin.
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by tacone 6y ago
Yes. On the first run it will take you to a wizard to set it up.
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by tacone 6y ago
IIRC the parent selector has big performance implications, so its spec has been postponed for years
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by tacone 6y ago
Yes, I doubled checked everything but missed the typo anyways :) Thank you for the link, I will definitely take a look. I think what you say makes sense, but I would also note that what did not work out well in the past may work very well t
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Ask HN: Shouldn't we start ti syntax highlight natural language?
5 points by tacone 6y ago|6 comments
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by tacone 6y ago
shutdown :)
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by tacone 6y ago
> Even Twitter was like that in the first 6 months or so Also Google+, then Google noticed they accidentally built something right and proceeded to fix it.
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by tacone 6y ago
Couldn't they just show the domain name in bold? It's that simple.
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by tacone 7y ago
Why not just creating a a national pharmaceutic company? Private companies would continue to exist and probably protest about unfair competition, but still it would be a good method to prevent them forming a cartel and at the same time inv
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by tacone 7y ago
Also, we miss you Aaron. <3
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by tacone 7y ago
This is so sick! [in a good way] I wish it supported ligatures.
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by tacone 7y ago
Absolutely impressing. Thank you Cloudflare!
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by tacone 7y ago
A while back, I experienced a technical problem with my carrier. As a result, my subscription stopped working. That meant that for everyday I used the internet connection, I was to be charged 4 euros. The solution was obvious: airplane mode
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by tacone 7y ago
As a side note I am a big fan of non-asci command line aliases. I have my keyboard set with the no dead keys layout, so pressing AltGr + [shift?] + letter will lead to weird stuff like ÐıØΩ~˛. The great part of it its being able to have sin
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by tacone 7y ago
on separate phones :)
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by tacone 7y ago
After Google Reader I haven't been able to use an RSS reader ever since. IMHO the competition often tries far too hard to make the UI pretty. I don't need minimalism, over-complicated UIs, personalized reccomandations and so on. I
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by tacone 7y ago
The issue is hyper-optimization is very easy to break and very hard to maintain. In a way it's an anti-pattern you should do only if there's no other way to grow. That is: if you want a car to go faster you may improve the engine,
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by tacone 7y ago
Plain false, it's simply a fiscal reconciliation. If you evaded taxes, you may admit it and pay a lower price. It doesn't apply to legitimate savings.

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