mschoch

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by mschoch 1y ago
> You have to handwash the dish, then put it through the dishwasher, then handwash it when it comes out. You have never actually used a dishwasher have you.
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by mschoch 2y ago
As a resident of the city and former subscriber. 100% YES, that is better than the current situation.
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by mschoch 2y ago
seriously dude, it's over, go home.
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by mschoch 2y ago
in an actual emergency, you would divert traffic from DCA – the logic here is absurd
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by mschoch 2y ago
google insiders will leak for considerably less, no exploit needed
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by mschoch 2y ago
that piece of shit is dead
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by mschoch 2y ago
haha, the goodwill of ending up on a different black list, and never working again
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by mschoch 2y ago
we're waiting for you Mark!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by mschoch 2y ago
the USDS is the biggest joke to tech people in DC – just silicon valley more cosplay
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by mschoch 2y ago
Sounds like a great opportunity to teach them about the shitty real world we all live in.
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by mschoch 2y ago
Does everyone in NYC live as scared as you?
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by mschoch 2y ago
I think you meant not non non non non non nonsensical
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by mschoch 2y ago
stood up like a badass
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by mschoch 2y ago
Fireproof engineer here, I come from the backend engineer perspective, so I thought I'd share some of my personal hacks on Fireproof: Fireplace - tooling to deploy Fireproof apps and sync data across your Tailscale network. Once all t
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by mschoch 7y ago
Bleve is just a library that provides this functionality, you first have to build an application that uses Bleve, and deploy that. Bleve does (optionally) support persistence, so reading/writing files is one place it does directly inte
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by mschoch 7y ago
We recently added an ASCII folding filter, which may help: https://github.com/blevesearch/bleve/pull/1070
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by mschoch 7y ago
We were made aware of this in September: https://github.com/blevesearch/bleve/issues/783#issuecomment...
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by mschoch 7y ago
First, here are the top two requests that we do NOT plan to implement. 1. Make Bleve a distributed index, or make Bleve into something that is a more direct ES competitor. We have no plans to do this because we think that is better built a
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by mschoch 7y ago
Bleve originated as part of a solution to a problem customers faced when using Couchbase. Almost all customers have at least some sort of search use case, but often times that use case isn't particularly complicated. Many of them wer
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by mschoch 7y ago
Core contributor here, happy to try and answer any questions. One of the big things we're working on at the moment is improving the release process. In addition to semantic versioning of the APIs we have to think through how it applie
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by mschoch 9y ago
Concurrent queries are supported (not sure what you mean by store being a single file, it is a directory of many files). Concurrent indexing is also possible, so long as you can arrange to not put duplicate document ids into batches executi
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by mschoch 9y ago
You are correct. I think when I originally designed the homepage I wanted to show how you index and search in just a few lines. I thought omitting the error handling boilerplate was acceptable, but properly handling these errors is also k
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by mschoch 9y ago
With the current index scheme we would regularly do 10s of gigabytes (which is embarrassingly small in our opinion). We haven't done large scale testing with scorch yet, but in some smaller configurations the new index is 1/10th
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by mschoch 9y ago
Yeah, the old index format had many factors contributing to it taking up considerable space. As a single data point, we have a beer-search sample app, this includes a data directory with 29MB of JSON files. In the old index format, with m
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by mschoch 9y ago
Yes, when you create a new index, you can choose the index implementation. The previous one was called 'upsidedown', and this one used key/value stores for the actual storage. So, you would also specify BoltDB/RocksDB&#
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by mschoch 9y ago
Bleve has support for querying across multiple indexes (shards) but does not prescribe any mechanism to split the data. So, it's up the application to divide the data how it sees fit, but you can use Bleve functionality to execute the
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by mschoch 9y ago
I was watching one of those engineering disaster shows and thought it would make a good name for a project. I didn't find any other software projects using the name, and it seemed like it would have decent googleability. The relation
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by mschoch 9y ago
Well since someone submitted us here with no apparent reason or context, allow me to provide something of interest. (primary contributor of bleve here) Just recently we merged support a new experimental index scheme called 'scorch&#x27
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by mschoch 10y ago
Might be using non-standard notation, I just followed what I saw used here: http://blog.burntsushi.net/transducers/ The values after the / are the output values associated with the transition. Weighted finite stat
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by mschoch 10y ago
Thanks, Author here, yes the observation that it is immutable is correct. One approach you can use is to have some lighter-weight representation for the most recent data. Then have one or more FSTs representing the older data. As time pe

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