kchandra

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by kchandra 3y ago
Yes, absolutely. I worked there about 7-8 years ago and at the time it was considered a "retirement home" in Silicon Valley.
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by kchandra 3y ago
The problem can be solved in two different directions - accepting fewer immigrants or building more housing (perhaps both for some stretch of time to ensure that citizens can afford housing and build families). Long-term though I don't
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Debugging Catastrophic Backtracking for Regular Expressions in Python(krishnanchandra.com)
2 points by kchandra 3y ago|0 comments
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by kchandra 4y ago
And indeed, the author mentions exactly this: > An engineer with no such customer awareness and instead an incessant obsession with optimizing everything that can be optimized, might try to optimize for speed… when it’s likely the consum
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by kchandra 9y ago
1. Redis is atomic, so we use the SETNX operation to ensure that only one write succeeds. 2. We have HLLs in Redis, so we just issue a PFCOUNT and store the result of that in Cassandra as an integer value. We don't use counters in Cass
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by kchandra 9y ago
Pretty much, yeah.
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by kchandra 9y ago
Yup! That's the plan, just won't be available for now.
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by kchandra 9y ago
Yup! Just bear in mind that since the feature is only open to mods and OPs, the API is similarly restricted. Also I'm a big fan of your blog, really have enjoyed reading your analyses on reddit data over the years.
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by kchandra 9y ago
Not at the moment, but we might do that in future.
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by kchandra 9y ago
Hey folks, I'm the author of this blog post. I'll mainly be answering questions in /r/programming about this but I'll try to get back to HN later in the day.
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View Counting at Reddit(redditblog.com)
13 points by kchandra 9y ago|7 comments