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by virmundi 9y ago
There are no micro payments out there that would support the site. You'd need to charge something like 0.0005 cents per view. No currency exchange supports something small. In reality, it would make people money. The consumer could lim
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by virmundi 9y ago
Can I do that inline with a statement? I don't think I'd mind outsourcing rights to the DB.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Does anyone know how to do these things in JDBC? Is it possible to issue `SET my.username = 'tomas'` before executing a query?
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by virmundi 9y ago
On the whole I still think things look pretty good. We're getting better at reducing our impact environmentally. We're getting better at purifying things we already messed up. We're also making tech to do all this cheaper so
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by virmundi 9y ago
How often do those kinds of attacks occur? I'm actually curious. From my research it's more common that DDoS are intersubnet rather than intra. If this is the case, why not make Comcast prevent spoofing within its own network? The
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by virmundi 9y ago
And the question is "were they wrong?" Soot-streaked cities of the industrial revolution had to be soot-streaked. They didn't have any other technology. They had to use what they could to make better things. It provided bette
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by virmundi 9y ago
We're not trying to fight it at a legislative level. For example, ISPs could mitigate DDoS attacks through various means [1]. Sadly they just don't want to do the few day worth of labor (maybe more if they haven't properly au
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by virmundi 9y ago
What about ArangoDB? You can perform joins, even across the cluster. It's a document store. You don't have transactions across the cluster (yet, I'm pretty sure I'm right). You get sharding and distribution automatically
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by virmundi 9y ago
When I design systems I try to stay SQL compliant. This has benefited me in the past: From SQL Server to Oracle. Internally one can use optimizations like indexes unique to a DB, but in the end the client view is entirely only SQL.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Keep in mind that the Postgres hammer is a non-standard hammer. Sure it is pretty SQL compliant (except there are no dirty reads thanks to MVCC), but if you use JSON or the arrays or the many other wonderful features of Postgres, you are no
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by virmundi 9y ago
I do too. I find it odd that it took them so long to properly account for savings. They booked the transaction as a loss in my checking and a gain in my account, but flagged it as over spending.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Nor could they have made a rubber for the seal. They didn't have access to the plants (Nazi's tried to use the only source that would have been available at the time to the Romans and failed [1]). Think of the supply chain require
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by virmundi 9y ago
Just take a second to think about that. 1913. The Romans could not have made such a jar. They lacked the material science. Things like this amaze me. A Ball jar is a simple item from my daily perspective. It is in reality a fairly advanced
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by virmundi 9y ago
That is true. Now we have to see if this model or these models are useful. Are there other models that provide a better answer?
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by virmundi 9y ago
I quickly looked this over. Does Golang have some hidden ORM like feature that makes complex persistence easy? I spent the last three months working on a storage mechanism that controls all of CRUD at the document level across what is essen
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by virmundi 9y ago
True. The angle of refraction tends to be pretty awful on rotated screens. I've got a benq that appears shadowed when I rotate it long ways.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Buffet is interesting. He's an actual investor. Not a stock purchaser like most people. He buys companies and then has enough power to control the business. Under his firm, the company then becomes more valuable through leadership. As
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by virmundi 9y ago
I'm with zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC, what question are you attempting to answer? If you want to secure the database at runtime, your best answer is to have it locked down at the ports and the access ids. If you want to protect it at rest, yes, an
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by virmundi 9y ago
Now do ArangoDB vs MongoDB. Given Arango's clustering tools recently, it should be a fair comparison.
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by virmundi 9y ago
I did just that. You can quality for up to 700 in the ACA markets as long as you "make" 35k. If you make less than that, it shouldn't matter. Just pay your rates.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Don't have the money. Also, a reasonable index fund like XLS has had 13% on its own. Add to the trading oil ETNs. Those can have 10% moves on their own in a few weeks. They are also 1099.
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by virmundi 9y ago
The problem is that many investment products in 401ks under perform. At my last company the best fund netted on 4%. Since I now manage my own IRA, I get 15-20%.
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by virmundi 9y ago
I'm looking to use my long standing depression to actually motivate me. I've drift for years with enjoying much. Now I'm talking with myself to see where the problems are and how to solve them. For the most part I've avo
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by virmundi 9y ago
Maybe. Depends if they set themselves up as a co-op. They could instead essentially start as a highly focused VC. At that point the control will probably rest in the hands of the board and management.
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by virmundi 9y ago
At that point the pool is mirroring a large corp. while it's still in the small so to speak, it has the same ends and reaction to the same stimulus
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by virmundi 9y ago
How does one integrate that with Facebook or Google or Nameasite?
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Cache coherence in Java 8(blog.logentries.com)
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by virmundi 9y ago
I don't know if they've fixed this, or if was just me not working the phone right, but Disney's park maps kept tracking when the app was closed.
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by virmundi 9y ago
Sex and abortion.
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by virmundi 9y ago
I have no idea. But it's taking a Fury twist and I just don't want that.

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