kppullin

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by kppullin 3y ago
I just installed 13.6.1 on an M1 MacBook Pro and am now facing the boot issue, so I'm guessing it's not fixed :). To make matters worse, the specific USB port required for the DFU revive fix is broken as well, which was never an
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by kppullin 4y ago
For us, debezium has been working rather well in recent memory (there were a couple PRs I submitted that I'm proud of, even if tiny!). Most of the issues are on the kafka connector side, whether it's the bigquery sink, jdbc sink,
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by kppullin 4y ago
We currently use the kafka connect bigquery connector, along with debezium, to "stream" both the "changelog"/"transaction log" and to "mirror" our rdbms instances into bigquery. While this works
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by kppullin 6y ago
Oof, no I missed that and had the version requirements for RDS IAM auth in my mind. Thanks!
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by kppullin 6y ago
I'd really like to try this out on a postgres replica, however these instances don't appear in the web console at least when creating a replica from an existing x86 primary. Anyone have insight here?
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by kppullin 7y ago
NEXT Trucking | El Segundo, CA (Headquarters) & Irvine / Orange County, CA | Onsite | Full-time NEXT Trucking builds software for modernizing & optimizing drayage, the process of moving shipping containers from ports to local w
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by kppullin 7y ago
NEXT Trucking | El Segundo, CA (Headquarters) & Irvine / Orange County, CA | Onsite | Full-time NEXT Trucking builds software for modernizing & optimizing drayage, the process of moving shipping containers from ports to local w
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by kppullin 7y ago
NEXT Trucking | El Segundo, CA (Headquarters) & Irvine / Orange County, CA | Onsite | Full-time NEXT Trucking builds software for modernizing & optimizing drayage, the process of moving shipping containers from ports to local w
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by kppullin 7y ago
NEXT Trucking | El Segundo, CA (Headquarters) & Irvine / Orange County, CA | Onsite | Full-time NEXT Trucking builds software for modernizing & optimizing drayage, the process of moving shipping containers from ports to local w
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by kppullin 8y ago
While a bit of a drive from LA, if you haven't made a trip out to Oak Glen I'd suggest a look at the various apple orchards out there: https://www.oakglen.net/ . This place for example lists 25 or so varieties ht
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by kppullin 11y ago
While it feels a bit hacky and unclean, you may want to try using IKVM ( http://www.ikvm.net/ ) to translate and import the Java client in to your .NET project. Given the difficulty in building a client period (distributed sy
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by kppullin 11y ago
I've faced similar issues in the .NET world. There is a built in method, `GC.KeepAlive()`, that does nothing other than keep the reference alive to the eyes of the garbage collector. Raymond Chen explains it well here: http:/&#x2
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Client Side vs Server Side Rendering Redux(openmymind.net)
2 points by kppullin 13y ago|0 comments
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by kppullin 13y ago
The trouble with HIPAA requirements is that they're not clearly defined and are open to a variety of interpretations. Our experts advise a safe, CYA approach and mandate a BAA agreement is in place with every partner touching sensitive pati
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by kppullin 13y ago
> 1. AWS beats all others when it comes to security [1]. While the compliance and security links are impressive, AWS still doesn't offer a BAA agreement for HIPAA/HITECH compliance. There are plenty of health care companies that are hel
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by kppullin 14y ago
I'm curious as to what other factors drove the MySQL to Postgres conversion. Can you share any additional details (I assume it's not just because Postgres is the new hotness :] )?
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by kppullin 14y ago
If it's any consolation, Redgate were the ones that locked down reflector. In fact Telerik released their own free decompiler as a response to Redgate's actions (though I haven't used it - the commercial version of reflector is rather nice)