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by taf2 5y ago
Interesting - I just always blindly focus on the end goal... wonder if that is in someway also a impostor syndrome thing?
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by taf2 5y ago
I recall growing up in Santa Cruz mountains and when a neighbor had a tree fall and crash through half his house during a storm with his whole family there that night… afterwards he removed a few of the other dead trees around his house tha
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by taf2 5y ago
This looks pretty closed source to me: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/x-pack/...
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by taf2 5y ago
Not looking at either for manger service… just the open source projects- features etc…
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by taf2 5y ago
Looking to upgrade a cluster running 7.5 - should I go open search or elastic? Who will be the better maintainer? Reminds me of Mariadb and MySQL… either path was a fine choice IMO but hard to say in this case…
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by taf2 5y ago
Yeah I agree
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by taf2 5y ago
Simple answer to a drepressing reality is to say “fuck it”. Build it anyway. If you build it they will come. When Amazon was getting started selling books online - barnes and noble was pretty scary big who would trust paying for somethin
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by taf2 5y ago
10 years later I am very happy when I find I left myself a little note explaining to my future self my thinking at the time… more often then not though I’m left trying to remember those busy days building all the shiny new things
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by taf2 5y ago
I really like this line of reasoning. The aspect of it that plays into a question I have is if we get immunity from both the vaccine and the virus - what is the total percentage of population that has had both? Also lots of fear about the
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by taf2 5y ago
When chrome was new and fresh... they fixed the alert dialog... making it possible to escape the tab that popped the alert and even close it... this was real progress. Kind of see their point with iframe but feel it was rash to assume you
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by taf2 5y ago
Anyone else expect in 10 years we have subscription tools… they only work and they get software updates but only if you pay…. The model is simple, no upfront cost to get access to any tool. Just pay a monthly subscription fee…
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Fungus and bacteria tackling plastic waste(bbc.com)
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by taf2 5y ago
$$$
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by taf2 5y ago
Time series data storage an analysis. I don’t see this as a solved problem… from elastic search to postgresql to custom solutions they all are painful because it’s so much data… need like a whole framework of edge case processing …
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by taf2 5y ago
Me - I have far too many pets
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by taf2 5y ago
It’s not that bad - its just an initial thing to setup then it’s pretty automatic for every commit
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by taf2 5y ago
I’ll try to help you feel less bitter it may not work. The problem is not your fellow man or the need to burn to keep warm and provide energy… the problem is simple, there are too many of us. I don’t view this as an impossible thing to ov
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by taf2 5y ago
Yeah we have mifi’s as backup as well but usually only a few people can be on those. But also thinking about dedicated fiber… but honestly none of these seem as cool to me right now as bunch of satellites
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by taf2 5y ago
yeah i use screen for everything too... still there are times when a connection dropping is a bit scary...
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by taf2 5y ago
I'm thinking of using this for a backup connection if FIOS fails... we'd switch our office over to starlink... currently we switch to comcast and it's basicaly unsable... so wonder if starlink would be good for ssh connection
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by taf2 5y ago
At least 10 years ago it was normal or at least in my circles to always compile your own Ruby with all the production settings needed… jemalloc … we just build our own rpms and it’s pretty easy then to roll out upgrades too …
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by taf2 5y ago
IMO - it sucks but as a software developer, I can say software is not free… it takes a lot of time and energy to both develop and maintain software… As a business owner, IMO you should be free to put any price you want on anything you sell
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by taf2 5y ago
You surely learned from the experience. It’s good to throw things away. Also it can’t all be bad? At the very least you understand the problem space better now and like any good researcher you now know a path that does not work . Code w
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by taf2 5y ago
We do this to locally distribute our javascript… from our main rails app we publish out to each region in aws where we have a cluster of redis and nginx and a little bit of lua to grab and render data out… it’s super fast and very easy to m
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by taf2 5y ago
Figure out how to solve the problems as fast as possible… yeah it’s hard maybe not the thing for you
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Dropping database objects in a safe way(vettabase.com)
2 points by taf2 5y ago|0 comments
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by taf2 5y ago
Maybe we can shoot liquid nitrogen- like in terminator 2 to freeze the battery
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by taf2 5y ago
nope not a bot - hope you have a better day
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by taf2 5y ago
Again I posted the original story - I have zero connection to seon, I just really like his work and wanted to share since there has been so much discussion recently about esp32 boards. I only recently got into learning electronics and reall
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by taf2 5y ago
I posted the article not seon. I just wanted to share with HN a project that I have really enjoyed over the last year that I thought other people on HN would really enjoy - sorry I have caused you any confusion or stress

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