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rombdn
13y ago
> What it doesn't have is any major character questioning the state that they are living under - but then looking around today, sometimes that seems pretty accurate as well. One scene I liked is when the only person in the film ques
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rombdn
13y ago
Not the first distortion but the first 'fuzz'. Distortion is created by amp saturation at high levels while fuzz is created trough transistors which produce nearly square waves ( http://www.geofex.com/effxfaq/d
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rombdn
13y ago
Another accidental discovery of distorted guitar sound was made by Dave Davies of the Kinks in 1964, who says he sliced is amp with a razor ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Davies#Early_years_.281963... ) The Kinks -
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rombdn
13y ago
Reverse reverb was also used by Jimmy Page on several Led Zeppelin tracks ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_echo )
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rombdn
13y ago
A Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett is usually for me a good way to step back from everyday life and work. It's funny, there are many references to scientific and nerd culture and it helps to reconsider some "serious" things
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rombdn
13y ago
1. I disagree, on many ERP the DB is totally overloaded and the middleware is sleeping (and/or easier to scale). I think this is the kind of case where the ideal architecture paradigm has to be bent. Your others points are really informativ
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rombdn
13y ago
I agree - on the majority of entreprise system (ERP) I have worked this was the case. I can confirm that GROUP BY are huge performance killers and sometimes the simplest solution is to avoid them by slightly changing the business logic if p
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rombdn
13y ago
Thanks
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rombdn
13y ago
Very interesting! But isn't there a disavantage for node.js considering it's single threaded? Did you cluster it to use every core on the box ? ( http://stackoverflow.com/a/8685968/1909827 - "Scaling throughput on a webservice")