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by zepolen 5y ago
Of course you can also get those who have years of doing the same year of experience.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Ok I'll bite, what exactly is there to 'know' about browsers and underlying tech? Apart from the overly complex build eco systems the js frontend devs have forced upon themselves, I see no reason why a senior backend engineer
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by zepolen 5y ago
The cat's out of the bag, ain't no one putting it back in.
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by zepolen 5y ago
As someone who has used both in production environments under various workloads, I can, without a doubt, tell you that Clickhouse spanks the crap out of TimescaleDB. The only use case where TimescaleDB is more useful is the ability to mut
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by zepolen 5y ago
Hey, I find your comments offensive. Can you stop?
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by zepolen 5y ago
> The days of needing a tower are over for most people. I'm all about space-saving while still having a full-power PC If you want a powerful space saving device, get a powerful laptop. If you want power, cooling, adaptability and ro
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by zepolen 5y ago
That list really drives home the 'ideas are cheap' phrase. I guess the good ideas are expensive.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Is that $20,000 just for proof or also showing the method?
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by zepolen 5y ago
Vinyl is analog, this means it has infinity SNR, the audio store salesman assured me this before I purchased a $20,000+ pickup. You do not understand music, my hdmi cables cost $1,000, so as you can see, I understand music.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Yes, Clickhouse is heavily used for storing http access logs which follows that scenario.
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by zepolen 5y ago
So it makes perfect sense to cover them. There has been (one, perhaps two?) cases of damage to car by meteorite in the last decade, in the same period there have been billions of insurance policies issued. The per insurance policy cost is n
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by zepolen 5y ago
I mean you're going to have to be more specific than that, some clouds have high cpu but expensive disk, others the reverse. $50/mo will not get you both, but it will easily get you 200tx/s.
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by zepolen 5y ago
That's more the benefits of cloud rather than nosql though. 200 writes/second is not even scale, a single instance would handle that fine, with beefy hardware you could do 100x that. You could even run it in cloud, for about $50&#
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by zepolen 5y ago
I've seen an alcoholic down half a bottle of whiskey for breakfast. Literally.
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by zepolen 5y ago
You think CEOs really discuss here? It's used as a tool to gather information and marketing, besides, successful CEOs and mass murderers are cut from the same cloth. I would go far as to say on uncensored platforms one sees the true na
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by zepolen 5y ago
Even 8chan contains more thought provoking two sided discussion than some <ahem> echo chambers.
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by zepolen 5y ago
HN is cens^H^H^H^H moderated too, you're in lala land if you think otherwise.
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by zepolen 5y ago
One needs a charger and a cable to charge a phone, so even if you can use the bricks, you'd still wouldn't be able to use existing cables.
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by zepolen 5y ago
> What is proprietary about Apples chargers? > The only proprietary part is the lightning connector. > I charge my MBP from a Lenovo power brick Way to avoid the issue at hand, can you charge your iPhone using your Android charger&
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by zepolen 5y ago
Micro USB became ubiquitous because Europe put forth a commission in 2009 to make it so. Before that every phone had their own weird charger. It was hell. Life got much better after 2009. Guess who didn't participate? Apple. Because th
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by zepolen 5y ago
Does Juul contain those? Because I know plenty of people who quit smoking cigarettes for Juul and get lots of cravings towards that instead.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Cables cost about 5$, no one would give a fuck if they cost $5.15
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by zepolen 5y ago
I'm not on the nix train but this affects rvm too if a particular version isn't available.
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by zepolen 5y ago
DB lookup + rendering vs cache lookup + concatenating. Yes it adds up.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Great idea, everyone merges to master without a second pair of eyes catching that subtle bug in a fundamental function that causes data corruption over the course of a month before a customer notifies you about it because there is no test f
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by zepolen 5y ago
Writing code is easy. Writing understandable, maintainable and documented code that is easy to read, is hard.
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by zepolen 5y ago
Author is talking about data errors vs type errors. Data errors will always pass through regardless if it's invalid. Eg. an application bug that overflowed the int will still be happily accepted into an integer typed column even with a
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by zepolen 5y ago
Perhaps, though maybe something simpler and readable would be easier to get people to use name::string,number of legs::int,height in meters::float,date of birth::date(MM/DD/YYYY),email adress::email,website::url joe,2,1.
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by zepolen 5y ago
CSVs are plain text, and that's huge, plus they have a few other advantages: 1. You can read them without any software 2. Streamable row by row 3. Compress well To be honest most of the points in this article could be addressed by stan
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by zepolen 5y ago
Cigarettes are relatively cheap and accessible, if they weren't you'd 100% find people prostituting themselves for them, it's probably as addictive as heroin.

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