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by zenlot 10y ago
I don't understand the part of paying customers. Why couldn't you further develop clustering for open source version, as it was first promised and still have paying customers? There are many working examples doing this. Also, this
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by zenlot 10y ago
Until you'll decide to make some of the features just for enterprise, as you did with InfluxDB?
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by zenlot 10y ago
While talking about InfluxDB people should not forget about their beta release of clustering to attract more users and then making it just enterprise. And no, it's not an argument that this is the only way to get paid in open source. U
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by zenlot 10y ago
"Which large companies are still using Perl in production? I can name Booking.com, but do you know any others?" - it's worth mentioning DuckDuckGo of course, which is quite young and chosen Perl as a way to go.
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by zenlot 10y ago
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wsl/2016/04/22/windows-subs...
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by zenlot 10y ago
Yes, and there are many ways to achieve the goal. Some of them are listed in "pandemicsyn" comment. I still think, that the plans, especially with clustering side should have been announced earlier, instead of starting it as an op
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by zenlot 10y ago
Great news from influxdata. Though all of these features (clustering, monitoring, and data elxploration) could be released with standard edition. The start of InfluxDB looked very promising, not sure if people feel the same with the chosen
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An idiosyncratic look at the history of array processing languages [video](youtube.com)
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by zenlot 11y ago
I like that this post was honest enough with lots of failures until success. Thank you for posting this.
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by zenlot 11y ago
After opening the link I expected to see an article from 90s, unfortunately it's from 2016... I can't believe that people still going into such debates.
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by zenlot 11y ago
This comment should be deleted. There are many more rss services, and 'more' free than feedly.
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by zenlot 11y ago
Feel free, to grab another book from "Top xyz books to read in your lifetime" and post the link to Wikipedia. Any other pollution is welcome as well.
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by zenlot 11y ago
Should we post every book on HN now which is worth reading and appears on nearly every list "xyz books you should read"? Don't get me wrong, the book itself is very good.
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by zenlot 11y ago
Finally, Slackware became funny again (may I use "again"?).
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by zenlot 11y ago
Are there any similar quality publications around?
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by zenlot 11y ago
And we're back to the basics, even if net.ipv4.tcp_rmem is mentioned nearly in every write up on network performance, you should still tune it with care, if you want to save time on future investigations.
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by zenlot 11y ago
189.99 GBP for a kit+screen version, seriously? A child will be better suited with a new laptop for the same price (it can be coloured if you wish) and install the software needed for art, creativity, programming or anything else interested
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by zenlot 11y ago
That is a great article for both Amiga lovers and new people entering the scene! Thank you. Though the title could be modified to include year of [2012].
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by zenlot 11y ago
Just people from Syria are in the photos. I guess the authors spend really hard time to find the ones from Syria, as the number of those is very very small comparing to those illegal migrants from Pakistan, Iran, etc... Please stop using wo
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by zenlot 11y ago
"a fast and powerful"... Couldn't you find a better naming? All newly tools, languages, etc... are: "fast, powerful, robust", but at the end of the day, it still sucks.
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by zenlot 11y ago
Answer: because you haven't spend enough time learning it.
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by zenlot 11y ago
If you are receiving these questions as an interview ones, you should re-consider your application at first point.
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by zenlot 11y ago
Yes, if you have medical degree to understand it. If not, please consult to your GP first, then consult with fda.gov and their procedures. If that will be too much for your brain(either because of too much usage of nootropics, or because yo
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by zenlot 11y ago
These topics should be blocked in HN. As those retards do not know what they are doing at the moment, but there are some younger audience reading HN, which might get confused with the thinking that unlocking your potential, might be achieve
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by zenlot 11y ago
Any reason for people posting this link over and over again? I won't get into discussion about HLA... But seems that this propaganda still spreading over.
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by zenlot 11y ago
I miss GNU Make in "build & test automation" section.
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by zenlot 11y ago
"Stack is the new term for "I have no idea what I'm actually using"." - this made my day!
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by zenlot 12y ago
That is what happens when your language used all over the world and you are tired to learn other language than native one.
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by zenlot 12y ago
"You could argue that some language like Lisp requires the same, but the problem is that Lisp is just a language, Pharo is a lot more than that." - You could possibly try Racket.
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by zenlot 12y ago
The question itself is idiotic, as well as this answer. If you need drugs to understand the things you have mentioned, you should think about changing career and getting professional advice would help here. I do not understand this valley c

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