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Developers on macs, you have lots of alternatives! Affinity Designer and Pixelmator, for vector and raster graphics. Apple Motion is still in the app store for compositing.
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Datagrip will work, so long as you have compatible JDBC driver.
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Imagine if this got better than systems that are on offer when this requirement goes out to tender for the NHS institutes in the UK? So long as it doesn't do over night batching, it's already decades ahead. I wish I was joking.
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The only other beast of similar nature that appears occasionally I can think of, is Onyx. Which seems pretty cool. Anyway,Kafka Connect will provide what probably most people are looking for in Samza.
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11y ago
Which aspect in particular do you wish to emulate from TokuDB in PostgreSQL?
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My favourite, TokuDB has online DDL. Which is a welcome change to the MySQL ecosystem. I am pretty sure the only other engines that support online DDL is Sybase and DB2. Online DDL generally means lock free DDL operations. Not even Oracle,
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11y ago
A reminder than Affinity Designer exists, https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/designer/ And it's just swell.
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After Avid acquired Softimage 3D from Microsoft, the next version, coined Softimage XSI, had a Linux version available through MainWin. It was diabolical. But it limped on; over the years maintaining an extremely tight version range of exte
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Yup. Cytoolz. Some notes on performance of Cytoolz: http://matthewrocklin.com/blog/work/2014/05/01/Introducing-C...
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Long time Fedora user here. Love it. It's so clean and generic. No fuss, no bullshit. The workstation build they have worked on for a few releases now was a real boon. Just like OSX, I just get on with it, and I don't notice it.
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Public transit info, for the dev on the go! And I guess the extra language support is always good for our South East brethren. Split view support sounds good. Let's see how it measures up against things like Spectacle and Amethyst.
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It's linked in the article, here is more links: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9960276
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Absolutely not. Galera operates on synchronous transactions, Aurora operates at the storage layer.
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Amazon Aurora – New Cost-Effective MySQL-Compatible Database Engine for Amazon RDS * https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/highly-scalable-mysql-compa... It's an engine for MySQL. Aurora Database Architecture by A
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A Postgres to MySQL client mapping middleware is probably the holy grail? I think it's been done in the JDBC space.
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The closest thing to Aurora would be Clustrix; scale at the storage level behind a single entry point. Aurora is more than just RDBMS as a service.
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It's just a storage engine, albeit a very good one (I was on the beta); storage engines act as a plugin to the mysql/mariadb server layer, and are typically just a separate binary.
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11y ago
Python, and its various libraries including Pandas, and odo.
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Rendering, is a job in itself. There are people who do nothing but develop looks and write shaders all day everyday, and others who create and manage distributed rendering pipelines. Cycles is great, but just like Mental Ray, in other appli
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MariaDB with Galera Available on the IBM Power8 Platform
(mariadb.com)
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JSON support is also provided by the CONNECT storage engine, which I think is much simpler. https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/connect-json-table-type/ e.g: SQL > CREATE TABLE junk.j1 (a int defaul
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12y ago
I would absolutely buy and play Goat Tycoon.
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n*2 words: I don't get it?
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Slide 27. VoltDB. Or use posgres-xc, or mariadb 10 with galera and maxscale. Postgres has JSON storage. MariaDBB has dynamic and virtual columns, and the CONNECT engine which can now directly create new or edit existing JSON files using the
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I had (optimistically) predicted the way to to ARM desktops was with Steam and gamers coming over to Linux and the majority of code bases being more portable they could cross-compile games to Linux on ARM. But this could work too!
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It's no different from stored procedures and triggers in a database, or a shell language on an operating system. At some point you will have to invest time creating logic, for your purpose, on somebody else's system.
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12y ago
http://www.sqlite.org/famous.html
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Your thing, doesn't relate to his thing. Not one bit.
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I am not putting 1TB+ per table dumps of data into a strangers website what can be done with a bit of sed or a script in ${LANGUAGE}. Loader from Several Nines, is a tool for doing parallel loads of CSV into MySQL and MariaDB https:/
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I am wondering if you can add an external GPU via the mini pcie interface: http://www.hwtools.net/Adapter/PE4C%20V2.0.html#Web-Shop
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