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So what does that translate to in years of operation? Does Tesla basically get a nice recurring income stream with battery replacements every 5 - 10 years?
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So I disagree with this. One of the things I loved about RethinkDB was the fact that it did away with SQL. The problem with SQL (in high transaction applications anyway), is that performance isn't necessarily reproducible, or determi
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Authentication in a Go Web App
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Not much info at the link, but if you go to the base domain, there's more info: https://cities.ycr.org/blog/2016/07/27/new-cities > Our goal is to design the best possible city given the constrai
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Yep wekan + sandstorm is a fantastic combo.
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This sentiment is simultaneously terrifying and comforting.
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Another one (and my favorite) is http://gohugo.io/
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Yeah I was looking for a video on their site and couldn't find one. I'd be very impressive if they got an e-ink screen to redraw that fast.
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You can still do sql injection like attacks with Mongo.
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Anatomy of a Go Web Application
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Show HN: BoltHold an embeddable NoSQL store for Go types built on BoltDB
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Yep, Sketchup is excellent for planning out woodworking. It lets you figure out how everything will fit together in 3d space, and then you can just measure all your cuts in your finished design. I really wish there was an open source alter
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> giving loans for houses at much better conditions than a bank would. So these people build their homes in the area... Wow, that's a brilliant way to keep senior talent longterm.
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So 1000 miles doesn't seem like a lot. That's like one roadtrip and your annual allowance is gone. I wonder what the small fee will be after that. Also, I wonder how they will be tracking usage? In the car or the supercharger n
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Go’s alias proposal and all my concerns of Google controlling Go
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> The bigger problem is you'd need at least 70 of them to cross the atlantic. That actually doesn't sound too bad. I would've expected that number to be much higher. I wonder how that cost would compare to the thousands o
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Yeah, and it sounds like a lot of his issues ended up being with cgo and openssl. If he'd used the standard lib, he might not have run into many of those issues.
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Competitions good, imo. We have an "Embarrassment of riches", as it were, when it comes to databases.
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freethinkdb is a good name, maybe for a future fork :)
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I'm really excited to see where cockroachDB is headed.
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Especially the "known performance" bit. One of the things I fight with constantly in SQL Server is never getting consistent performance from a more complicated SQL query. The query plan could change from one day to the next if t
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Yeah I'm glad to see the reopened it, because it was kind of a dick move to mark it as working as designed - https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-17975?focusedCommentI...
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Sounds like it hasn't helped with consistency https://aphyr.com/posts/322-jepsen-mongodb-stale-reads
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So what alternatives are there to Rethink? Not excited about Mongo. Or is mongo no longer crap for consistency?
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Yeah but what I don't like about next door is that by default you're sharing your entire profile with your closest 16+ neighborhoods. That means your actual verified address, what you're selling, and anything else you put on
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You should check out townsourced.com. It was specifically built for small communities, like those overlooked by craigslist.
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Yeah I don't know why they'd release something like this with no built in moderation.
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Yeah, in my opinion both facebook and craigslist are missing the point in not having active moderation. I'm prototyping an idea for a locally moderated community bulletin board at townsourced.com. The idea is to try to mesh the strong
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Games can be some very large complex projects. Did you guys write it in javascript or some other language and compile to js? If you guys did just write in js did you use any other tooling for features like modules? The game looks cool, and
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Not sure if this was meant to be a grammar correction, or a statement of truth, but I read it as the latter and chuckled.
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