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by mathnode 14y ago
MongoDB powers my latex doc database, and the CMS my team and I use. It's awesome. I have an event logger, that logs "interesting" MySQL server events to a tab separated file and then out to a central mongodb database. So I can query severa
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by mathnode 14y ago
Note: OS X Lion includes the command like psql client already installed. OS X Lion Server, includes a full PostgreSQL server.
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by mathnode 14y ago
Agreed, both parties were probably very disagreeable.
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by mathnode 14y ago
How does this affect me as somebody who builds their own computers for personal use? Does this only affect vendor sourced desktops i.e. HP, dell etc ?
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by mathnode 14y ago
I shall stick to XFS until BTRFS has made enough improvements. That's right everyone XFS has been here for a long time and doing great in production.
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by mathnode 14y ago
Why is he pissed? I assume he has custom sound hardware anyway, what can't he do with the last gen Xeon he can with the latest gen Xeon? It's Xeons...in a box. Most editors (video/sound) would be provided with fibre storage links from an al
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by mathnode 14y ago
Best thing about ARM? It's cheap, so you can just pick and choose between distributed or shared memory models.
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by mathnode 14y ago
CJ Date describes Normal Form as common sense in Database in Depth, "...the principles are common sense-but they're formalised common sense. (Common sense might be common, but it's not so easy to say exactly what it is!)". Formalisation of
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by mathnode 14y ago
mmm looks delicious. I have been an avid user of the Sketchbook Pro way-of-things since Studio Paint. I have ordered a stylus to try this on my girlfriends iPad.
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by mathnode 15y ago
Urr what OS do you think powers iCloud?
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by mathnode 15y ago
Remember the photos from apple's icloud datacenters last year? All linux, and linux powered appliances. Like the gigantic TerraData Extreme Appliances.
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by mathnode 15y ago
A terrible recruiter from flex-associates.com found me on linkedin, I came "highly recommended", from a super secret sauce. Next day they tried it on with my junior. Same person, same conversation tactic, same lack of knowledge about the in
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by mathnode 15y ago
Hacker News != Ranter News. Take it to the $VENDOR support forums.
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by mathnode 15y ago
As a MySQL, Oracle and Clustrix DBA this is very sexy news. Here is the extra info on the benchmark http://mikaelronstrom.blogspot.com/2012/02/105bn-qpm-using-m... But no info on what disk setup they used. But for every instance node ther
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by mathnode 15y ago
SGI was munging Terabytes of data before Windows had the "hi-color icons" tickbox.
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by mathnode 15y ago
It looks delicious, I have been hanging on to my core2quad for nearly 4 years. Can't wait to switch over to an ARM box.
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by mathnode 15y ago
Blender is using Python 3. I'll go and sit back down in my corner.
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by mathnode 15y ago
Benefits.
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by mathnode 15y ago
Please note you must be able to work weekdays in our London office.
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by mathnode 15y ago
London, UK Photobox (www.photobox.com). Looking for a MySQL DBA of moderate to high-level experience. We also need talented developers with Javascript and/or Perl skills. richard.bensley@photobox.com
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by mathnode 15y ago
I remember when useful information was not in a binary format, and had easy to read bullet points.
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by mathnode 15y ago
What? Shake was THE node based compositing app! There is a massive difference to Motion and the highend compositing apps like Shake, Nuke, Fusion, Softimage(Illusion+Matador=FXTree), Houdini(COPS), Flame, Toxik(Autodesk Composite). After Ef
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by mathnode 15y ago
Shake was the king. But now the industries have Nuke. The king is dead long live the king!
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by mathnode 15y ago
Photobox London are looking for Front End developers: http://www.photobox.co.uk/content/jobs
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by mathnode 15y ago
They could still have purchased Sun as a whole, and left Sun Hardware operate on it's own until End of Life, or sell it off to another hardware vendor like IBM or HP.
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by mathnode 15y ago
You still have time to finish Portal 2.
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by mathnode 15y ago
No, Assange dide.
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by mathnode 15y ago
Massive Array of Idle Disks. Speak to your favourite SGI or IBM sales rep!
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by mathnode 15y ago
I have an Android. But voted iPhone. Very much looking forward to my upgrade!
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by mathnode 15y ago
Quite a poor quality post. A table showing origins for the none standard or none GNU Coreutils would have been helpful. htop for example is not (by default) available on Solaris or Mac OS.

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