weddpros

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by weddpros 9y ago
I'm 45, no kids, by choice. It's not because of my career, it's just because of the life I choose to live. I would simply not live a single day of my life the same if I had children. I do live every single day of my life as I
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by weddpros 9y ago
"Transactions are never needed with a fully normalized model": I just don't agree. Fully normalized most likely means many tables for everything, and transactions are needed to maintain consistency. "you denormalized you
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by weddpros 9y ago
Please do the math... Before this document reaches 16MB, you're bigger bigger than Amazon. If this solution scales up to Amazon scale, that's good enough for me.
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by weddpros 9y ago
I thought about CICS too, but I guess few even know what it is. SQL was the contender here...
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by weddpros 9y ago
"No reason to use MongoDB in 2017" I would reply: replica sets and sharding and multi-threaded architecture and the absence of impedance mismatch, all in a single product that was designed for these features.
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by weddpros 9y ago
Regarding "SQL is better suited to this use case because it has transactions" comments: Before we had 3-tier architectures, people would have designed a shopping cart use-case as a single SQL transaction that would last maybe 10 m
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by weddpros 9y ago
Developers who use spaces cost more than those who use tabs... Now that's a fact for your next job interview!
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by weddpros 9y ago
Thanks again :) I have no set plan yet (the site is 1yr old)... SSLPing monitors almost 6000 servers daily, 250+ users... so maybe I'll follow your advice with some kind of support plan (I was thinking of donations)
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by weddpros 9y ago
Thank you! (my site)... SSLPing didn't get as much attention on HN as SSHCheck does...
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by weddpros 9y ago
https://sslping.com even monitors your configuration every day for free
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by weddpros 9y ago
With keep-alive you may not even need TLS session tickets (if the keep alive timeout is long enough). keep-alive keeps the HTTP/TLS socket open. TLS session tickets allow to close and "cheaply" reopen TLS session on a new soc
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by weddpros 10y ago
Can I ask you where you've read/heard about the imposter syndrome first? Also, I don't pretend we don't suffer the same symptoms, just that without a name to put on it, it's more bearable. Personally, I have a very
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by weddpros 10y ago
Well I read about the imposter syndrome on HN, and when talking about this idea to people around me, nobody knew it was a thing... (btw I don't live in France anymore, I felt politicians there suffered a severe lack of imposter syndrom
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by weddpros 10y ago
I've only heard recently about the imposter syndrome, and I feel bad for people who are feeling it. Note that I'm french, 45, and I think it's a very english or even american thing. Maybe the imposter syndrome is when you won
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Show HN: Geeo.io – launching today, with a Saint Patrick's themed demo(geeo.io)
4 points by weddpros 10y ago|0 comments
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by weddpros 10y ago
You're trying to tell us the judgement follows the law. We're saying the judgement lacks discernment and does more harm than good. I feel the prejudice suffered by everyone far outweights the justice brought by this case.
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by weddpros 10y ago
Next: how will they make their content easy enough to grasp for the guy with an IQ of 60? He's disabled too, after all... ...says the guy who's partially blind after a stroke If it feels insane, it's because it is insane
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Geeo.io, a new reactive geo database(medium.com)
4 points by weddpros 10y ago|0 comments
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by weddpros 10y ago
Most planes crash because of something else than software... Most casualties in the medical domain are not caused by software... to say nothing about war casualties. It's not sand in the oil, it's the lack of a filter, that cause
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by weddpros 10y ago
I disagree. Use a dictionary to brute force passwords, and 'password' has exactly 0 bit of entropy. '123456' come right after it. In the end, one transaction hash among 300k offers more security than any word you could f
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by weddpros 10y ago
1- if you don't trust your database to store your certs, you shouldn't trust it to store user data either 2- if you consider your user data deserves less security than your certs, think again 3- if you think our mongodb cluster is
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From idea to product in 7 days(medium.com)
5 points by weddpros 10y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Ezcp.io – open source CLI to copy files between 2 machines(ezcp.io)
3 points by weddpros 10y ago|0 comments
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by weddpros 10y ago
I've been bitten by this problem too... but the "fix" sounds like allowing anybody to push code, so in the end, the repository remained private!
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by weddpros 10y ago
until you hit "back"
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A paradigm shift in Geolocation(medium.com)
2 points by weddpros 10y ago|0 comments
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by weddpros 10y ago
"decorrelates the country you make a profit out of from the country you pay taxes on this profit": taxes are due where value creation took place. That's called a rule. The EU decided the rule should be changed after the fact,
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by weddpros 10y ago
You might also like https://sslping.com : it monitors your servers for free (sends emails if bad cert/ciphers/protocols). Shameless plug, it's my side project, started because monitoring beats point in time checks
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by weddpros 10y ago
bug: [Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (HTTP/2.0 404) (fetch.min.js, line 0) when trying to GET https://npmcdn.com/fetch.min.js
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by weddpros 10y ago
MySQL can't scale horizontally if you're using it like it's a relational database. No joins between shards means Sarah Mei could throw away her data model if she needs sharding. She would then need to denormalize her data to

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