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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
I suppose this is nice for adhoc queries in a repl, but I hope no one writes it in an application. Heck, I don’t even use “select *” in code
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Maybe it would be better if the government gave everyone $XX/mo transit credit so the market forces remain intact. Obviously, the downside is it may no longer be free for everyone, but maybe it’s a good trade off to avoid complacency
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Funny how I saw a Lyft “Become a Driver” ad beneath the article.
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Frankly, I’m still sifting through the arguments here and don’t think I agree with the OP off the bat, but that’s a false analogy. Google’s work is directly advertised for military use— Telegram isn’t. I don’t think anyone is arguing agains
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Read: All the icons that I'm familiar with make sense to me. I don't mean this in jest. I feel the same way about some of the icons, and I can figure out what the rest are via tooltips, but they are sure as hell confusing if it&
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Nope. And, FWIW, I'd bet Aurora has deviated far from core MySQL at this point, too.
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Yes, https://github.com/github/gh-ost/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=go-...
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Is there a comparison of Kata and gVisor based on how they act functionally rather than how they are implemented under-the-hood? Like the OP, I'm curious when you'd use this over Kata.
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Segment | Engineering | SF, Vancouver | Full-time | https://segment.com Segment is growing quickly and hiring great engineers to help us scale our engineering org. If you would like to see all of our job postings, https:/&
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Wow! It'd be hilariously impressive if someone wrote something like an image tracer [0] that outputted CSS. Not useful at all (AFAICT) but would be a cool project. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_tracing
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
I find that type inference solves most of my woes of static types. At least, I've found myself reaching for Go to write quick scripts that I'd previously use Python or Node for before, especially when I need concurrency. Go doesn&
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Likely depends on when you joined. The Series C investors had to get ~10% of the company for $35MM to get their money back so I doubt they did so well, but I bet it's a win for early investors, employees, and of course, the founders.
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
FWIW, AWS has a whitelist of Postgres extensions you can use in RDS so that'll probably take more time, if it ever happens.
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
All 3 major cloud providers have offerings in this space. Amazon [0], Google [1], Microsoft [2]. [0]: https://aws.amazon.com/emr/ [1]: https://cloud.google.com/dataproc/ [2]: https://az
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Can anyone attest to the accuracy of this? Levels have pay ranges , right? If so, does this site portray the lower or higher end of the range? Also, are levels pretty translatable between big corps? Does level at one company have weight wh
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Within a job ladder, you then have levels. They tend to map onto years of experience, *whether you have a degree or not*, what kind of degree it is, how well you do in your interviews, how much money you ask for or hint about, a
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
SQL analytics was past, predictive analytics is the future You're over-simplifying things. SQL is here to stay, regardless of how big ML, which I'm very bullish on, becomes. Start with the simplest approach and try alterna
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Agree with db1's feedback. I almost immediately closed the page after not finding the pitch.
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by tejasmanohar 8y ago
Ah, my bad. Sounds perfect.
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Sigvehtml: HTML you can sight-read(github.com)
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Does this seem down for anyone else? All my requests seem to be "pending" in Chrome's network tab.
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Share bikes have a huge potential for the environment and overall, commute efficiency. While there may be bad parts to start, I think there's plenty of great parts to come.
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Also a cyclist, and I think one of the reasons share bikes haven't taken off as much in SF is the terrain. Bikes are a convenient way to get from place to place, but who wants to get sweaty and scared riding around SF hills?
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Flag? What's this link without context?
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Oh man, this place looks awesome. Sad I never made it out. Where will you all be going now that it’s closed?
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Yes and no. Maybe yes for OLAP features but not in general, because Redshift isn’t fit for everything, and they have plain RDS Postgres offerings. Also, my original post questioned whether they would bring in improvements from Postgres core
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
Oh, neat! I hadn't heard of ParAccel. Suppose I'm missing some history here.
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
And, it's still finite, right? Just a large, finite number :P
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
"SQLite in your shell" would be a catchy title :-)
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by tejasmanohar 9y ago
There's not yet any caching around JITed programs, which makes it completely unsuitable for OLTP. Oh, I see. Thanks for clarifying! You mentioned it was merged. Does this mean it'll land in stable soon? Will it be behind

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