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andrioni
1y ago
It's a ZDF documentary, I imagine DW only got the rights to show the translation outside of Germany. Here's a link to the original: https://www.zdf.de/video/dokus/megacitys-wenn-es-nacht-wird-...
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Microsoft to end its Android apps on Windows 11 subsystem in 2025
(theverge.com)
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andrioni
3y ago
You can just pay extra for extended or infinite retention. https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup/features/extended-ver...
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Prefer the MIT License
(juxt.pro)
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andrioni
5y ago
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Temporal Filters: Enabling Windowed Queries in Materialize
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Fintech darling Nubank raises blockbuster $400M Series G at $25B valuation
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Metaphor Data
(pardhugunnam.medium.com)
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Joins in Materialize
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Coral: SQL translation, analysis, and rewrite engine for modern data lakehouses
(engineering.linkedin.com)
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Kafka Is Not a Database
(materialize.com)
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C++ vs. Rust: an async Thread-per-Core story
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GradientCon: Maintaining Declarative Queries over Changing Data
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View Maintenance: A New Approach to Data Processing
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Why fully distributed is by far the best way to run a software team
(medium.com)
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Materialize Beta: The Details
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Firecracker: Lightweight Virtualization for Serverless Applications
(amazon.science)
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Microservices at Nubank, an Overview
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andrioni
8y ago
One use case where it would be beneficial is for tables that have batch-style patterns, where you (at least in my experience) need to provision a good enough baseline before autoscaling kicks in. In some cases I've seen, autoscaling ca
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andrioni
8y ago
It's not entirely uncommon in mathematics to see citations to "personal communication with [insert name of other mathematician here]".
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Is it time to stop using sentinel values for null / “NA” values?
(wesmckinney.com)
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The Mystery of the Millionaire Metaphysician (2001)
(slate.com)
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Clicker Game Ditches Microtransactions, Becomes Steam Best Seller
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Amazon S3 Announces Increased Request Rate Performance
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Designing good DSL
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Metacat: Making Big Data Discoverable and Meaningful at Netflix
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8y ago
This kind of clause is usually known as a "DeWitt clause"[1], after a University of Wisconsin professor who benchmarked a couple databases, including Oracle (which performed poorly). Oracle/Larry Ellison didn't react wel
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andrioni
8y ago
Does it mean it will be possible to use EdgeDB with hosted Postgres databases, like RDS and maybe Amazon Aurora (on Postgres mode)?
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andrioni
8y ago
Is EdgeDB going to be Postgres fork, extension or a service that uses just uses Postgres as a storage layer (like Datomic)?
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andrioni
8y ago
It seems more similar in spirit to triplestores, which are pretty neat all things considered. It also reminds me a lot of Datomic, but without the Clojure-ness and immutability.
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9y ago
44 million, according to their paper, and they used 5000 TPUs, which are capable of 4.6×10^17 operations per second. (The operations the TPU can run are far simpler than what supercomputers can do, but just for the sake of comparison, the c
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