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dqminh
8y ago
We mostly use replicated MergeTree, SummingMergeTree, AggregatedMergeTree etc. And yes, we do use Kafka engine to consume directly from Kafka, in additions to standard Clickhouse inserters.
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dqminh
13y ago
any reason why you guys choose to pipe the compressed content into `tar xzf` process inside the container instead of extracting it outside and overlay the extracted content onto the container via overlayfs or something similar ?
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dqminh
14y ago
anyone knows how does this perform compared to http://ace.ajax.org ?
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dqminh
14y ago
i had trouble with CtrlP initialy because the initial load time is too slow. However, this config line fix it for me let g:ctrlp_user_command = ['.git', 'cd %s && git ls-files'] It lets CtrlP use git to list files, which is m
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dqminh
14y ago
I tried to write an interface to ImageMagick's MagickWand in Golang as well to solve the same problem. You can find it here: https://github.com/dqminh/mage
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Pelusa - Static analysis Lint-type tool for Ruby
(github.com)
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dqminh
15y ago
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Redis.rb pipelined queries
(acroca.com)
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15y ago
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Ruby modules called, they want their integrity back
(blog.8thlight.com)
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15y ago
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Cedar - BDD Testing for Objective-C
(github.com)
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15y ago
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dqminh
15y ago
We faced this situation before. What we do is: - When there is a feature that is not done yet, but has some user-facing code, we use feature toggler to disable it on production - we deploy quick fix by doing a cherry-pick We discussed about
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dqminh
15y ago
Its opposite for us. At work, we dont use branch, only git pull --rebase on master. Any idea on when and why to use branches often ?
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The iOS Beginner blog series
(kentnguyen.com)
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15y ago
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dqminh
15y ago
python also has this right by introducing named parameters. The same function in python can be written as: do_send_mail(recipient="some@email.com", cc="another@email.com", subject="Hello!", body="hi!")
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dqminh
15y ago
no, more ram means less power consumption because you are accessing hard drive less often.
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dqminh
15y ago
Singapore: http://jobs.triplepoint.asia/jobs
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A California-sized solar panel
(blog.jonudell.net)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Tornado doesn't have any orm, it only has a very thin wrapper around MySQLdb.
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dqminh
15y ago
attest ( http://packages.python.org/Attest/ ) is a really nice test framework too. Feels much more natural to me than the usual setUp/tearDown pattern.
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dqminh
15y ago
if you have Chrome, install Google Font Previewer, choose Droid Sans
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dqminh
15y ago
There is SplFixedArray http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.splfixedarray.php , not sure if this is the one he mentioned though.
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Hello - another iPad app for Facebook
(helloipadapp.com)
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15y ago
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Mirah, an expressive JVM language
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
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dqminh
16y ago
I love this. In fact, i think it would be even more awesome if we can have something similar to Wave's scrolling style in normal desktop application.
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dqminh
16y ago
the site looks great. Registered ;)