throwaway83628

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by throwaway83628 8y ago
They are slower generally. I know this because most bikes pass me on my daily commute. Maybe 10% of cyclists ride slower, my old bike used to have a speedometer and I averaged 18-22 mph over long distances. Also keep in mind that the motors
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
So many people consider this a menace when in many ways it's closer to utopia. For decades cities have tried to get commuters to switch to bikes and public transportation, but nothing has really stuck in the states due to the convenien
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
This is AWESOME!!! I was very sad that Quasar seems to be going dormant, made my day
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
I could, but my laziness prevents me from doing so. The documentation is fairly good for Quasar, hard part is getting the code instrumentation up. If you use Maven, there's a plug-in to do much of it for you
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
This sounds very accurate
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
Yes. That's why I'm amazed there isn't some Zookeeper ish system out there for supporting microservices. The fact is that microservice tooling is in it's infancy, and shouldn't be used in production unless you'
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
In typical Java fashion, there is a project, Quasar, the adds true green thread support to the language. Done by instrumenting bytecode rather than JVM support, but the benchmarks are still excellent. I'm very curious whether the Java
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
Microservices move tranasactional concerns out of the database and between service boundaries. If you ever need to transactionally write data to two different microservices, you need to roll your own rollbacks. And unless you store this rol
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
I definitely dont create them routinely. Maybe 4 times a year. Consistency isn't worth much if nobody knows who you are because you never post. The desire to create a community chafes against the zero verfication HN does for new accoun
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
I hardly ever post comments and never articles, so I just create an account when it seems worthwhile. The mods don't seem bothered by this as long as such comments aren't flamey
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by throwaway83628 8y ago
Try DBeaver its OSS, multi-database, and just about as good as MySql Workbench or SSMS. Since I switched I don't use anything else