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631.
by zepolen 10y ago
Fast and unstable at high concurrency.
632.
by zepolen 10y ago
Why?
633.
by zepolen 10y ago
Hey, what was the acceptable answer to reverse a string in javascript?
634.
by zepolen 10y ago
Sure, run all of Google on your laptop.
635.
by zepolen 10y ago
As someone who's contributed multiple patches to multiple open source projects, this is 100% truth. I have >3 month old pull requests to add tests which have never been looked at - whereas someone who knows the project maintainer
636.
by zepolen 10y ago
Faster in theory maybe. In production nginx has always faster, more stable, less resources. I've used both extensively. Varnish has more caching features and configuration for sure.
637.
by zepolen 10y ago
I use psql most of the time...it's autocomplete features are scope aware, only problem is editing large queries - so I copy/paste from a text editor (which has syntax highlighting as well).
638.
by zepolen 10y ago
The only real features missing from the free version is filtering the result set and multiple connections at the same time. For filtering I actually found it easier to use psql directly - but the GUI is nice for browsing data and making sch
639.
by zepolen 10y ago
Which is really the best place to put it in the end.
640.
by zepolen 10y ago
Some back of the hand calculations show it would take about 3 days using the article's method and a 2gbit pipe. Out of curiosity, how long do you take to process 130tb on hadoop and where/how is the data stored?
641.
by zepolen 10y ago
The second you take it public, it will get destroyed. It's the classic "I don't want to be in a club that wants me" vs "I want to be in a club that doesn't want me"
642.
by zepolen 10y ago
I can't put down a person for effort, but this tool doesn't work at all. Over half the pages I tried are missing content entirely.
643.
by zepolen 10y ago
Holy shit, Enhance is actually possible!
644.
by zepolen 10y ago
Kudos to Gitlab, though they seem to have a case of featuritis at the moment. Don't get me wrong, the features they have added are great; but I'm slowly getting lost when clicking the cog button.
645.
by zepolen 10y ago
I think speed would be the problem, getting 100 x 5mb packages would incur a lot of per file overhead.
646.
by zepolen 10y ago
Use the grid to get a prototype up fast. Then you do the real work and convert it to media queries that fit your design.
647.
by zepolen 10y ago
Anything is easy if your content is just text. Stick a menu, some photos, a table, a form and item layout in there and you start hitting the pain points of web design. Of course this is no excuse to not be able to make a perfectly responsiv
648.
by zepolen 10y ago
Paying $0.21 to serve 30k pageviews over an hour is expensive. Paying $0.21 to serve 30k pageviews over a month is dirt cheap. He did the latter, stop comparing to the former. The smallest VPS you can get is 10$/month.
649.
by zepolen 10y ago
This is just turning one hash into another, so would be just as easy to brute force.
650.
by zepolen 10y ago
Not everyone is running debian flavored os, in fact not everyone is running linux.
651.
by zepolen 10y ago
Eat more. Eat 5,000 calories a day.
652.
by zepolen 10y ago
GPL enforces "general freedom" by removing your right to freedom. BSD removes "general freedom" by giving you the right to freedom
653.
by zepolen 10y ago
Wtf this isn't Cunningham's. I had the same thought and did the math and decided to post the results since other people were thinking the same thing.
654.
by zepolen 10y ago
This is genius.
655.
by zepolen 10y ago
It's been almost a decade, a lot of bugs, annoyances and slowness has been ironed out. Most important libraries are py3, which is a biggie, and py3 changes were backported via __future__ to py2 so you can easily begin getting used to t
656.
by zepolen 10y ago
From 100x to 1250x container (40’) shaker payload: 27,600 kg 100g cost: 1000$ to 5000$ 2$ to 5% cost/kg: 0.04$ to 0.18$/kg $20/kg to $50/kg
657.
by zepolen 10y ago
constantly using?
658.
by zepolen 10y ago
You can open, read, validate and write a small text file in an atomic action already - there is no reason to use anything more complicated. If your configuration is more than simple, then there are plenty of real dbs that implement everythi
659.
by zepolen 10y ago
I'm liking it, how long have you had it? Does it have loud fans when trashing the cpu?
660.
by zepolen 10y ago
Yes but not on the same scale. In an air conditioned room it will take longer to 'bog down', but once it goes over the limit its over.

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