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by mathnode 2y ago
I will raise you- desktop.ini and thumbnails.db
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by mathnode 2y ago
Without interacting with it myself, none of this is surprising. I have used excel in the past, and I am a long term python user. But if you asked me today what I really wanted to make my life easier and ultimately a product or business bett
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by mathnode 2y ago
Here’s a take nobody asked for, this costs a little less than 2 Real Dolls[1]. 1. No way am I linking that.
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by mathnode 2y ago
For multi-tb or pb needs I would not stray from mariadb. Especially when using columnstore. I have taken the pepsi challenge, even after trying vertica and netezza. Not HANA though; one has had enough of SAP.
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by mathnode 2y ago
And if you use MariaDB, just enable columnstore. Why not treat yourself to s3 backed storage while you are there? It is extremely cost effective when you can scale a different workload without migrating.
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by mathnode 3y ago
Well it is obviously not enough as most of these are addons. Most of these are already built into MariaDB. Excerpt from the motivaion of "PostgreSQL HTTP Client": > Wouldn't it be nice to be able to write a trigger that ca
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by mathnode 3y ago
This is mariadb.com the enterprise branch. Nothing to do with the open source foundation at mariadb.org, which is unaffected by this.
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by mathnode 3y ago
This is a real kick in the teeth for existing skysql customers. Xpand though? That's really silly. It's a great engine. Maybe Samsung could buy it? I wouldn't be surprised if we saw their published efforts eventually into mig
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by mathnode 3y ago
On the oft trip to Southwold, I am usually left to my own devices which involves a few pints and a copy of 2000AD from WHSmiths. A must watch for comic fans not just 2000AD fans is their documentary Future Shock! The story of 2000 AD: * ht
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Show HN: The Golang Fantasy Engine (Golf Engine)(github.com)
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by mathnode 3y ago
I predict the most interested parities will be in insurance. The quicker an entity can mitigate libel the better, for them.
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by mathnode 3y ago
FTA > 1. Europe to plug into desert sunshine Solar energy harvested in the sunbleached dunes of the Sahara desert is set to power millions of homes in Britain and Europe. It's not just nice points. It's the entire point of the
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by mathnode 4y ago
John the Ripper! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_the_Ripper
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by mathnode 4y ago
The term "demake" is really popular in the fantasy console scene: https://itch.io/games/tag-demake/tag-pico-8 Some of these projects like Alone in the Dark and UnduneII are incredible. The forum post for
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by mathnode 4y ago
That’s great to hear. Most commenters are focusing on the issue with console development. Godot themselves wrote about it in July: https://godotengine.org/article/godot-consoles-all-you-need-... It’s a fickle beast ind
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by mathnode 4y ago
You are spot on. And more importantly, a roll back procedure. In this case, RENAME TABLE x TO y, and watch or wait for a process to fail in test/QA/UAT/etc. Have a DROP ready, but also a RENAME back. A production quality MySQ
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by mathnode 4y ago
For more Godot goodness I recommend, Martin Donald, a technical artist whom has a great mini-series of re-creating various game effects using Godot: - https://www.youtube.com/c/MartinDonald/videos It makes a huge
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by mathnode 4y ago
I am very ignorant of the current ARM cloud offerings. Is it similar prices but less power usage? Or have they had to ramp up the watts to compete?
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by mathnode 4y ago
Here is Charles Cecil doing a post-mortem talk at GDC: https://youtu.be/REKr5QvLR8o
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by mathnode 4y ago
MariaDB Columnstore! And now Xpand has columnar indexes. Columnstore was previously known as InfiniDB and Xpand, Clustrix. Both have been in production for over 10 years and I have been a very happy user of them.
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by mathnode 4y ago
Slightly related, it's been posted before; OpenDiablo2 is an effort to re-write Diablo 2, in Go: https://github.com/OpenDiablo2/OpenDiablo2
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by mathnode 5y ago
My thoughts are with you and everyone else. I love you all. The H in hackernews can sometimes also mean, Human , Human News.
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by mathnode 5y ago
I’d love to take a look at it. Some bigger studios did buy copies of the source for $50k pet-site. It’s probably long gone.
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by mathnode 5y ago
That’s disappointing to hear. At least The Art and Science of Digital Compositing, I find, is still a good read.
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by mathnode 5y ago
This is great. Highly unlikely, but maybe Apple could release some gems from the Shake code base into the Blender compositor?
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by mathnode 5y ago
For those that don't know, this will only be available in Windows 11, see https://github.com/microsoft/wslg/issues/347#issuecomment-87...
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by mathnode 5y ago
Hamlet, from Last Action Hero; Series A funding 20 millions USD.
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by mathnode 5y ago
MariaDB is massive now. mysql and MariaDB diverged from versions 5.6 and 10 respectively, although MariaDB can and does still merge some fixes from mysql; oracle don’t do that. MariaDB and the original InnoDB developers are now doing heavy
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by mathnode 5y ago
Very nice! I shall give that a try. I always get excited by SQLite and go projects. I maintain a similar go tool for work, which I use to stuff around 1TB into MariaDB a time: https://github.com/rcbensley/brimming
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by mathnode 5y ago
Spam.

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