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> One of the problems is that GitHub is full of OSS libraries where the last commit was three years or more ago and you have no idea (without forensically analysing commits, issues, etc.) whether it's because the project is done or
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6y ago
It should be somehow made possible to reverse transactions (like theft) with some sort of distributed consensus.
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6y ago
> I see a lot of HN users living in HN bubble completely forgetting that we are a minority of consumers. Most of Reddit audience is either not educated enough ... Actually, Reddit users are quiet educated. Source: https://soci
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6y ago
How about Typescript then?
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6y ago
Instead of compiling Java to Java bytecode which is then executed by the JVM (e.g. Hotspot), you compile it to native machine code/assembly + runtime (Substrate VM). However you loose the cross-platform ability and Java reflections won
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6y ago
This is reddit humor, that I sometimes miss here. Thx neilduncan.
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6y ago
There are also many different UIs for kubernetes.
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6y ago
We use Avro only, just wanted to mention that Protobuf is also supported.
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6y ago
Our company uses https://github.com/obsidiandynamics/kafdrop it's FOSS. It can also handle AVRO and PROTOBUF messages.
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6y ago
So in Germany you actually could have a pear logo for your company.
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6y ago
The Man from Earth (2007) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756683/ The film solely depends on dialoge. If it works for you, then it is tough to describe what it does to your brain. Works best for the open minded and
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6y ago
> Spending some time typing on my homemade switches has given me a newfound appreciation for just how good Cherry MX switches are. I know at least one mech keyboard enthusiast from reddit who went from cherrry mx brown -> clears ->
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6y ago
> probably because it makes people feel smart, even though it's not accessible to like 99% Yup, count me as one of them. Hask me anything.
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6y ago
Like in the real world.
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6y ago
> its when you force that mentality on others because you don't know how todo it a different way that's wrong All decisions you make might be forceful for others in collaborative work. It's also forceful when you have to w
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6y ago
Mean reversion. > Mean reversion in finance suggests that asset prices and historical returns eventually revert to their long-term mean or average levels The avg. 7% per year will break down into very good years and bad years. Let's
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6y ago
Exactly this. Put your cash in S&P500 and live a peaceful life. For optimization: take out a little bit more when the price is considered to be high and take out a little bit less if it's low.
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6y ago
I think that even Google can not save 1PB/s in 2020.
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6y ago
> I think some of the posts here miss a little bit of the context as to why things like this happen in the first place. There were always a bunch of bad decisions and a few good one in hindsight. I think it's completely fair to disc
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6y ago
> Why not just dump it into linear files? I guess because they want to query them, but in this case I would prefer the ELK stack (Elasticsearch + Logstash + Kibana).
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6y ago
Agreed, it's questionable why a company needs to save raw traffic logs for years.
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6y ago
I think another option would be to accept being an introvert and not see it as bad thing that has to be changed.
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6y ago
How can someone change from introvert to extrovert. As per my current understanding this kind of thing is a very fundamental personality trait. Not saying it's impossible to change, but curios how to do so.
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6y ago
A static (serverless) website hosted on something like github pages or S3 paired with some API calls to an nodejs application running on a single core vm instance, both behind cloudflare, is also extremely cheap and should be able to easily
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6y ago
If you and your co-workers have both Rails and Laravel in production and your Laravel applications performs better, then I have absolutely no doubt about that. However, there is no evidence that Rails is an order of magnitude slower than La
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> No. Laravel performs quite nicely. Rails can't be compared to Laravel, it's slower by an order of magnitude, as mentioned previously No, that's outright wrong. Please see the well respected techempower web benchmark: ht
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Well that is a benchmark with a set of specific mathematical problems like calculating pi digits. I would rather compare Rails with Laravel e.g. in terms of requests per second or speed of json deserialization. See https://www.te
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We often have comments like "actually php is not that bad" and then people might think let's give it another try, only to find out that they came across all over the same quirks of language (design) and runtime behavior again
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6y ago
Are the mexican drug cartels able to manufacture LSD in scale and export cross-border?
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6y ago
Why choose sqlite over MySQL on a single server (e.g. small vm instance)?
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