tbarbugli

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by tbarbugli 5y ago
Germany, Japan and SK are extremely wealthy countries. I am sure they can manage if they really want to. Germany in particular made the stupid decision of shutting down nuclear plants (Fukushima overreaction) and it is pushing this narrativ
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
Rapid tests took long time to reach the market, pandemic was already big when they became available at scale. I also think most people would not agree with getting tested so often (I would not). Track and trace was introduced and failed in
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
yes, the author made a junior dev mistake and he is trying to blame [tool name here]. Making mistakes like this sucks but passing the blame makes it even worse.
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
So basically he messed up something basic and he is passing the blame to the tool he used? I would fell much more sympathetic if he acknowledged his mistakes instead of flexing muscles and throwing Docker/MongoDB under the bus. The cle
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
we have an internet gateway in front of our push infrastructure, this way we always end up with the same IPs address even if the pool of workers is dynamic
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
Deleting large amount of data on Postgresql is expensive. First you need an index on a column to select the expired data, then you actually need to delete the rows which creates a lot of garbage, is heavy and slow. Creating and deleting a l
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
> Not to mention them not knowing basic facts like Moldova and Romania being in fact 2 separate independent countries. Moldova is also a Romanian region.
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
How many users can you handle on a server and how does it scale horizontally in terms of connections?
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by tbarbugli 5y ago
I am not surprised, I reported a security issue years ago and I was completely ignored by them. Unfortunately I cannot find the ticket anymore but the issue was that I could see coverage results for a different account. Since then I am stil
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by tbarbugli 6y ago
Am I the only one thinking that life is pointless after reading this? Seriously, this guy is shoving snow so that some idiot can flatten it the day after, why am I recycling plastic?
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by tbarbugli 6y ago
I guess http/2 support on CDN made this a useless (and tedious) optimization
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by tbarbugli 6y ago
dog * x = kid x does not exist
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
it reduces the immune system reaction inflammatory reaction which can be fatal
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Catalina is by far the worst OSX release for me and many people I know. For months ext monitor support was buggy, touchbar stopped working daily (related to ext monitor bug) and restarts were necessary in order to go back to stable state. S
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
From dev perspective, SVG support on Android is surprisingly bad / hard to get right, same on native iOS
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Stream.io ( https://getstream.io ) | Software engineers | Amsterdam | preferably ONSITE | VISA | Full time Stream is an API platform that powers feeds and chat for over 500 million end-users, who access Stream via a blazing fast,
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
I have the same feeling, OneDrive is garbage compared to Dropbox, insanely slow and terrible UIX and yet it is widely used. Classic platform move, bundle X with Office and it will be used by millions. Edit: I use Google Drive because of Goo
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Just for my curiosity; did you use EBS or instance storage? Back when we did this instance storage was much faster than EBS but the difference was not as dramatic as it can be these days. For example: i3.2xlarge -> 180,000 write IOPS (4K
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
You are right. I am quite sure they will add support for PG as well but at the moment proxies are only for MySQL.
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
70% is still a pretty good deal. Back when RDS did not have Postgresql supported, our dev team build something similar on top of EC2, EBS, Wal-e (S3) and XFS. It was a lot of work to get all the moving parts working nicely; lot of testing t
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Beside the news item itself; I wonder how often this happens and how people manage to get their software removed from this false positive detection lists. Any help with making a stronger case is also appreciated!
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BitDefender wrongly detects Winds as malware(github.com)
1 points by tbarbugli 7y ago|1 comments
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Houston is indeed utopia (at least for some), there are not enough resources on this planet to get a large house with pool to 7 billion people.
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
If you never used or heard of LATERAL [JOIN] I suggest checking that out because it is pretty awesome and handy. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/queries-table-expres...
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Stream | Golang, iOS, and Android Senior Developers | Remote / Onsite | Full time | Amsterdam Stream is an API platform that powers Feeds and Chat for over 500 million end-users – many companies of which you use daily. Our team is hiri
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Lazy loading is a feature I was waiting for long time, hopefully this time is here to stay!
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
What's her reason to not testify?
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Stripe
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
> estimated $3 billion in lost wages. Before the case went to trial, the companies settled for a total of $435 million So you get busted doing something illegal and walk away with a 2.5Billion in your pocket and 0 jail time. How do you e
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by tbarbugli 7y ago
Bad choice. If I ever build and maintain a database I am going to managethe vefsioning and releasing the way postgresql does, no need to get fancy with this, keep your user happy and not busy with distractions like this.

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