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by qooleot 7y ago
Are you sure COVID-19 didn't partially prick a systemic issue that was hard to see on the rise (as many also missed the housing crisis before the fall)? For example, the amount the stock rise was attributed to stock buybacks in an uns
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by qooleot 8y ago
Are you sure it wasn't Google's AI that wrote it?
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by qooleot 8y ago
Although the OP didn't describe as such, but health checks that do a simple query are also testing the connectivity to the db. Someone might have hardcoded a db address in an environment variable, or there are connection pooling iss
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by qooleot 9y ago
Promises made some very valuable improvements to code patterns relative to callback-based implementations, but as a broader "nodejs vs synchronous style code" its still much harder. You sound pretty versed, but other folks might
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by qooleot 9y ago
Tableau did some research in this area, and found NLP queries were much faster: https://pasteboard.co/dPeoSHM1s.png
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by qooleot 10y ago
We don't use postgres pub/sub for exactly "realtime", but do make use of it in single-page apps that use websockets. A couple notes: -- LISTEN/NOTIFY has a payload size hardcoded maximum. For big documents, we hav
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by qooleot 11y ago
Hey I thought I'd reply here on the topic of the blog's usability to not hijack the whole thread....but I still wanted to help the author out with a quick fix: This text's link doesn't work: (see http://www.wh
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by qooleot 11y ago
"Well, Java isn't verbose." Maybe its just the code I've read, but its generally much longer than other languages to accomplish the same thing. A bunch of little things add up, such as "extends" instead of &qu
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by qooleot 11y ago
Often, the most economical answer is heating a water heater rather than storing via a battery.
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by qooleot 11y ago
Maybe panel prices have dropped enough in the last 4 years that partially-lit areas are now worth covering in solar (cost < savings * acceptable ROI months).
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by qooleot 11y ago
IVC | Full Time | Raleigh, NC We're looking for a Sencha Extjs developer to work on a team for our SaaS product, with a focus on visual analytics, dynamically generated pages (grids/forms/layout are set by end users and store
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by qooleot 11y ago
IVC | Full Time | Raleigh, NC We are looking for a Full Stack Software Engineer at IVC. This position focuses on application development for SaaS projects, such as an analytics platform for salary and compensation planning used by 600+ Fort
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by qooleot 11y ago
I think NPM 3 is adding flattening. I.e. if A and B both are alright with 1.0.2 of C, then it'll not duplicate it under A and B.
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by qooleot 11y ago
I think the author is referring to using Swift instead of phonegap/cordova/transpilers, since performance will be improved and you're not limited to just javascript as the originating language.
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by qooleot 11y ago
"Red Hat have OpenShift and are making noises about turning it into a Docker+Kubernetes thing in version 3" They've already decided that, and have even reached code-freeze. Their conference is later this month, so that'
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by qooleot 11y ago
Raleigh/Durham, NC | IVC, Inc. | On Site | Senior Devops Engineer We are looking for a senior engineer to help with monitoring, orchestration on top of basic automation, log processing and anomaly detection. We would like to move our
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by qooleot 11y ago
Our city (Raleigh) had the last B&B close, and the owners blamed it on Airbnb: http://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/counties/wake-county/...
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by qooleot 11y ago
" never said popularity was an argument for quality. You did." I'd tend to think your statement: "And if MySQL wasn't robust then YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Alibaba, LinkedIn etc wouldn't be using it for core
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by qooleot 11y ago
"This raises an important question, which is, who was using that wheat that the FDA considers unfit for human consumption? I worry that my dog is eating a lot of vomitoxin." From Wikipedia: Vomitoxin is not a known carcinogen as w
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by qooleot 12y ago
A second typo: "This tools hepls"
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by qooleot 12y ago
Hey curious about downvote (honestly, want to know why). I didn't see anything saying that was a bad idea in the HN guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html I felt the typo was one where I had to d
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by qooleot 12y ago
"Your Product Owner is more like a Shadow Product Onwer" Typo with 'Onwer'?
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by qooleot 12y ago
Have you thought about JSON as a partial query placeholder, and all the native methods available for traversal, merging, plucking, etc.? For example, here is : { type: 'select', columns: [{ expression: 'orgJobs.org_jo
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by qooleot 12y ago
"You still need to supply the local variables to your ORM" That can be done automatically in many languages. At least in the sense you can do: "where value=$(bar)" and not: "where value = ?", bar OpenACS was a
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by qooleot 12y ago
No Soup for You! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svSGKJFSl-8
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by qooleot 12y ago
Yes, that would be interesting data. Most companies would output reports from their HRIS systems in wildly different formats, and you'd have to adjust for industry, geo/currency, year, gender/ethnicity/language, and all
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by qooleot 12y ago
Hey just curious, why did you pick spacemonkeygo/monitor over mozilla-services/heka for data collection? I was thinking of using heka for a logstash-like project and just wanted to see if you had found several know issues, or that
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by qooleot 12y ago
You can actually load libraries in plv8. Its cumbersome, and not a simple: var _ = require('lodash'); but it works. Part of the reason is plv8 is a trusted language, meaning it cannot read code from the file system. Basically
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by qooleot 12y ago
Followup on this. To avoid the in/not-in <array> expansion, the trick is actually to use: foo=any($1) where $1 is an array instead of in ($1, $2, etc.). != any($1) is the same as 'not in'.
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by qooleot 12y ago
RE: expand array for in-clause, its definitely not supported automatically by node-postgres: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10720420/node-postgres-ho... https://github.com/brianc/node-post

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