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by trezor 18y ago
And there we have yet another complete communication failure from last.fm. As if they didn't piss of people enough with their previous announcement, they sure as hell didn't pay attention to the feedback they got there and walked right into
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by trezor 18y ago
With today's computers and the simplicity of most websites so could be said about flat text files or even XML-files queried realtime trough Xpath or Xquery That does however not mean I would tout those technologies as good general databases
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by trezor 18y ago
It is a decent database It's approaching the same feature-set as Microsoft SQL Server had over a decade ago, but still severely lacking in optimizations and performance for anything besides basic queries. If you were to install an OS toda
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by trezor 18y ago
For example, I would had a stored procedure for validating the data. Or I would have made the smartest decision of using Postgres and live happily there after. How does using a decent DB remove the usefulness of stored procedures?
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by trezor 18y ago
there's also a whole variety of possible arguments for why someone should get on Twitter, and so far I haven't figured out any clear, universal argument. I think that's your answer. If you can't make a proper, solid argument for what the
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by trezor 18y ago
If you by that mean single-handedly confirmed that twitter soon will be a even more useless troll haven with a SNR approaching previously thought theoretically impossible values of non-zero tangents, then yes.
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by trezor 18y ago
Btw, if you really need high performance here use a key-value DB Or a real relational database configured with a "key" column and a "value" column and let the wonders of proper clustering and indexing provide you with the data in realti
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by trezor 18y ago
But you shouldn't be using a normal database for this type of query anyways - it's SLOW, because you're doing a range search Please explain to me why databases is a bad choice for data which you wish to retrieve in ranges. If you've clust
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by trezor 18y ago
I'm not going to accuse this piece of consisting entirely of rabid Mac fanboyism, as he clearly has the ability to recognize that other laptop manufacturers are able to provide much of the same and in quite a few cases, even better. Doesn
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by trezor 18y ago
It says only premium accounts can request developer keys. So if you're not in a supported country, I guess getting those dev keys will be hard ;) Guess it's finally time for you US guys to feel left out :P
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by trezor 18y ago
Q: What did you see in Flash that impressed you? Bowman: You see several things. You see a high-grade product that's in some form on 99 percent of the browsers. You've got something that's got mass usage. Secondly you see with Adobe a co
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by trezor 18y ago
Interesting analysis of the ad in question, but the I could picture this being submitted with a headline not including "Bwahahahahahaha".
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by trezor 18y ago
Oddly enough, if the tables were turned and it was Microsoft in a difficult position, we couldn't say the same things about .NET. As a .NET-developer I have to say this is true and for a reason. Java has had much more time in the market,
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F# vs OCaml vs Haskell: hash table performance(flyingfrogblog.blogspot.com)
3 points by trezor 18y ago|1 comments
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by trezor 18y ago
No, what kind of stupid question is that? The stupid kind of question following stupid hypes.
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by trezor 18y ago
some Web browsers and operating systems automatically smooth out HTML text a bit, but as a general rule, HTML text has no anti-aliasing. Errr what?
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by trezor 18y ago
Gopher is to be discontinued in future versions though. The good times are definitely over.
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by trezor 18y ago
I'm not on facebook, but does facebook have anything similar to Myspace music? Myspace, while I'm not really a user of that service either, has its niechés which AFAIK isn't available on facebook and neither would they make much sense being
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by trezor 18y ago
Sharding is a technique used mostly in the MySQL to overcome MySQLs horrible performance issues once the database gets bigger than what can be contained in RAM. It also alliviates some of the pains associated with big tables, since MySQL do
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by trezor 18y ago
"Clicking illegal hyperlinks". Just the term alone makes me want to weep. Now that the site and possible URLs are made public, who wants to bet this will the new, popular 4chan bait for random bypassers?
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by trezor 18y ago
This was a HP EVA San solution with fibrechannel interfaces and hence somewhat costy, but it was used for the entire organization (file-clusters, VMWare-clusters, Exchange-clusters etc etc), not just the SQL Clusters. Apart from that teenie
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by trezor 18y ago
The complete setup was a 2-node active/passive Microsoft SQL Server-cluster solution with SAN backing, hosting various systems across 5 different SQL Server instances. For clarity and to avoid confusion, since Linux-clusters and Windows-clu
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by trezor 18y ago
Microsoft flatly says "no" to the "manifesto" and throws down the gauntlet to its creators, demanding that the process to determine any open standard be debated openly, whether via wiki, conference, or some other method. Even me, which wo
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by trezor 18y ago
Relational databases are notorious for being exceedingly difficult to scale beyond a dataset which fits on one server. Factually incorrect. This may apply to MySQL, but that doesn't translate to the rest of the RDBMS-world. I wonder if I
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by trezor 18y ago
Notice that if you are not from the US, trying to access pandora.com will lead you to http://www.pandora.com/restricted Yeah. Pandora pretty much sucks too.
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by trezor 18y ago
Not that it matters, but I'm from Norway as well and chances are we wont be getting what the people in the US gets for free even if we pay. The question about if non-G3 subscribers will be able to preview/stream full tracks as opposed to on
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by trezor 18y ago
Short summary: 1. Validate/clean input. Preferably store data in 3 arrays to ensure separation of input, cleaned data and cleaned data to be used with sql. Or cleaned data to be used with prepared sql-statements. Uhm yes. 2. The PHP type-sy
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How to build a better web browser(scottberkun.com)
1 points by trezor 18y ago|0 comments
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by trezor 18y ago
Thanks for clearing that up. That statement makes a lot more sense. There are a lot of free javascript libraries out there, and quite a few which doesn't directly involve server-callbacks, and leaves you with the power to hook things togeth
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by trezor 18y ago
As far as I see it, freeness of javascript more or less meaningless in a web application. The fact is that the barriers to making web applications free are much higher, and there are a lot more legitimate arguments as to why it shouldn't b

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