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by x4m 8y ago
Sounds cool, but I doubt it is implementable... Let's create an issue for discussion of this feature?
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by x4m 8y ago
We have GCP. There's a PR https://github.com/wal-g/wal-g/pull/189/commits/17363c3fb6a5... I'm on-call for this week, but I'm planing to work on merging this soon.
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by x4m 8y ago
If your DB is under few TB, you, probably, can go with WAL-E. We have thousands of clusters with total amount around 1PB of data. WAL-G is simple to set up, but current CLI experience is far from perfect. Our goal is to make the most perfor
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Tweaking PostgreSQL shared buffers(postgresql.org)
9 points by x4m 8y ago|0 comments
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by x4m 9y ago
Yeah, the post is just accusation with very indirect and unverifiable evidence. I'd be nice if author created repro or actually spotted the bug. Right now it's just a moaning. Quite probably, he's shooting into his leg himsel
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by x4m 10y ago
I think that interesting topic is "will we create programs as text for a long time?". Projection IDE seems to stall. Some time ago I was thinking about visual query language for databases (domain-specific) and composed this list o
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by x4m 11y ago
Putin complained a lot that he is tired of the hand control of everything. I do not think he does not understand root cause. He's mortal and he know it. We have time to form new powers despite some unsuccessful attempts.
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by x4m 11y ago
Here is an article how precision of Pi could affect trigonometry https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2014/10/09/intel-underesti...
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by x4m 11y ago
That's what we've done in Russia several years ago. Initialy, after discarding switches, we used summer time, but after two (or more?) years switched back to permanent winter time. Both changes caused lots of glitches in android d
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by x4m 11y ago
UNIX-UNAS realy reads as a very funny joke for russian speakers
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by x4m 11y ago
Cuz one do not operate a state as a farm? In Soviet Russia we tried vice versa: to operate farm as a state. Even today every business entity has to have specific person responsible for accounting, fire defence, labor health, energy efficie
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by x4m 11y ago
I do not mind central planing. I like Soviet culture far more than Hollywood and CocaCola. I even can see myself a soviet soldier ready to defend homeland. I just do not want to bring a Red Flag to evey corner of the world on a bayonet of m
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by x4m 11y ago
Just laught a bit on Red Flag. I'm from Russia (: Kind of "been there, done that"... Jolly Roger FTW
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by x4m 11y ago
Will Scopus or WOS index it?
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by x4m 11y ago
That`s true, according to Peter Norvig "Being good at programming competitions correlates negatively with being good on the job" http://www.catonmat.net/blog/programming-competitions-work-p...
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by x4m 11y ago
I'm dev from Yekaterinburg and I'd disagree. Devs here like to watch ICPC. But it is student championship. Most of my colleagues just are not students. Mature programmers prefer ICFPC (:
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by x4m 11y ago
>Soviets tried to keep to common people away from culture This depends on your definition of culture. I was born in 80th and grew up throug 90th in Russia. I grew mostly on american films and western games. They showed me how to kill, ch
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by x4m 11y ago
Well, future is not clear yet; but right now VS is a shell to host R#.
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by x4m 12y ago
Sources plz. >>Modernized versions of T-72 is still in wide service with Russian army. Oh, that's funny. SKS is in wide service. Along with Mosin-Nagant.
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by x4m 12y ago
No modern Russain Federation tanks can be seen around Donetsk (like T-14 or at least T-90). No regular army either (except DPR army).
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by x4m 12y ago
Actually 3 years ago. But they credit original source. http://habrahabr.ru/post/132668/
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by x4m 12y ago
When I was about 10-12 y.o. I realy enjoyed cold. And it's kind of easy to get some snow in Russia. But then I've got pyelonephritis for a long time, so my parents did their best to keep me away from long direct cold exposure. Lik
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by x4m 12y ago
Hi! Some time ago i released app applying bubbling effect to achive virtual nudity. Sources: https://github.com/x4m/NetWire/tree/master/SourceForgeExport... Initially I made app paid, but now it's f
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Show HN: Undressing app with bubbling effect(windowsphone.com)
1 points by x4m 12y ago|1 comments
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by x4m 12y ago
Had anyone metioned DVD Rewinder? http://www.dvdrewinder.com/index.html Also demagnetizer is a cool device http://www.acoustic-revive.com/english/rd3/rd3_01.html
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by x4m 12y ago
Github works for me, I'm in Yekaterinburg. I don't belive that ban, if realy exists and enforced, will last long. They, people with that list, do stupid things from time to time, but it's fixed most of the time.
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by x4m 12y ago
Samara is in european part of Russia. Siberia starts from Novosibirsk, it's about 2k miles to East from Samara.
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by x4m 12y ago
We love our children too.
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by x4m 12y ago
Confirm that. I'm from Yekaterinburg, and Max rant seems to me just exagerated imagination of someone who haven't been here for decade.
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by x4m 12y ago
When I point with a cursor on a graph line, there are numbers with a caption "notable births". And then "notable births fraction". So, I suppose, first one is count...

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