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by zepolen 2y ago
Ah of course microcomments would be so much better!
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by zepolen 2y ago
That is the mentality that keeps the world down. Perhaps Great Depression 2.0 will set our priorities straight.
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by zepolen 2y ago
Ah yes, I'm a brain surgeon. I'll figure it out while I'm operating on your obviously damaged one.
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by zepolen 2y ago
gotta be a real masochist to not enjoy data integrity Tell me you're a young one without telling me you're a young one. Don't worry my friend, there is always mongodb, I hear it's web scale.
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by zepolen 2y ago
Not to mention if you did have a large tmp file that you actually want to persist to a different directory that is on disk you now have to wait for the damn file to be copied from memory to disk vs a single atomic rename operation, this can
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by zepolen 2y ago
I love SQL, I think it's fantastic, it's also the one skill I learned 30 years ago that still applies today and that I, personally, have used across at least six different databases. The critiques in that link show a fundamental l
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by zepolen 2y ago
Question, how would you know without invading the user's privacy?
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by zepolen 2y ago
Because all the evidence points to ancient civilizations building these monuments that the ancient egyptians repurposed.
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by zepolen 2y ago
Trainspotting should be mandatory watching in schools.
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by zepolen 2y ago
30 joins, immediately I'm thinking your schema was garbage. But assuming it wasn't, and you actually needed to join across thirty(!) tables (did I mention that's insane btw), it still shouldn't be a problem assuming yo
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by zepolen 2y ago
Caches are good, but calling them a database gets on my nerves.
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by zepolen 2y ago
Truly amazing that you consider your opinion matters on anything like this considering your comment history.
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by zepolen 3y ago
That link doesn't work for me, asks for a subscription. Besides, the trend is what matters.
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by zepolen 3y ago
To take your example and flip it on its head: Apple takes a support nothing old approach, rewrite all the things, including the cpu. Windows desktop market share vs Apple has been dropping, and Linux is slowly creeping up as well.
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by zepolen 3y ago
Ok, that doesn't bode well for the op. Note, I haven't used C in 15 years, have never looked at memcached code and in fact the last time I used memcached was before redis even existed. It took me ~26 mins which included reading th
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by zepolen 3y ago
Yea 3 hours is way too long, this is a 30 min task tops.
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by zepolen 3y ago
Oban looks great, how would one run a python cuda based workload on it?
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by zepolen 3y ago
That's not how that works: > Derivatives works (including modifications or anything statically linked to the library) can only be redistributed under LGPL
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by zepolen 3y ago
Not true they might drink too much and start complaining about me smoking.
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by zepolen 3y ago
You have time to make valueless comments almost every day on HN, and also, by your own admission, have time to watch a ton of tv shows, sounds to me like you have plenty of time.
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by zepolen 3y ago
I really wonder why anyone would use Ubuntu when Debian exists.
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by zepolen 3y ago
What happens with this? { "some_key": "1" "some": { "key": "2" } }
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by zepolen 3y ago
GCP support is a joke compared to AWS.
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by zepolen 3y ago
Would you say a person like Bezos would remain poor if they were in that exact situation?
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by zepolen 3y ago
No one ever said the human eyes can only do 24fps.
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by zepolen 3y ago
No, read the damn thing.
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by zepolen 3y ago
There is always a text editor and browser available on any OS, yes even on Windows.
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by zepolen 3y ago
- echo "hello world" > /tmp/index.html - browse to file:///tmp/index.html
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by zepolen 3y ago
- npx create-next-app@latest - npx: command not found - install node / npx - npx create-next-app@latest - realise your node is too old - install nvm / node - npx create-next-app@latest - answer a bunch of questions - npm start - g
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by zepolen 3y ago
great useful comment

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