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Comment #31405569
Yugabyte is an open source distributed database that has a Postgres compatible query layer as well as a Cassandra compatible one. https://www.yugabyte.com/
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Comment #21031801
This article talks about a few factors that have created this crisis: https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2019/09/the-fed-has-not-cove... "What were they thinking?" indeed.
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Comment #20539772
I'm not sure why you're downvoted, but I think that this nails the biggest reason for runaway inflation in housing prices. When money supply is cheap, asset prices will be bid up. …
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Comment #19369349
I agree. While there are many articles that are questionably sourced and there are many articles with which I profoundly disagree (mostly advocating Austrian style economics and un…
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Comment #15172178
I had an ultra 10 in my bedroom closet and it was impossible to sleep with that thing on. But I don't think it was much worse than HP 9000s or IIRC DEC alphas. Feeling nostalgic no…
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Comment #15171768
In the 90s, it was frequently referred to as 'Slowlaris'. Yeah, in the early days of Solaris, I definitely used to miss SunOS 4.
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Comment #15171609
Tarkovsky's works are generally demanding works of art. They are definitely slow paced and almost boring, but I've always found myself in a much more thoughtful frame of mind after…
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Comment #13363727
IntelliJ for Java. Emacs for everything else.
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Comment #12282493
My favorite olive oil anecdote. Last year, I was traveling from Venice to Paris on an overnight train and I'd brought along a bottle of wine to share with my cabin-mates. One of th…
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Comment #11089674
I think the key is seasonality, though I'm sure that regulations and customer willingness to pay for quality do play a role. For instance, I find that fruits and vegetables taste b…
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Comment #11051345
Well, if a company is willing to pay top dollar for a year to hire a candidate for a specific skill, I'd say that the specific skill should be in high demand. So it would be easy e…
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Comment #11050359
Actually, I don't see a big problem with SV companies getting the lion's share of H-1B visa allocations if they are for the highest paying jobs. I would argue that this would ensur…
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Comment #11050339
If you have easy H-1B transfers (which we do), then this is not an issue since the H-1B worker would have no motivation to stick on in a lower wage job.
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Comment #9829068
That is $100k or $25K per year assuming a 4 year vesting schedule. Even assuming that you did not take a pay cut relative to working for a bigger or more established company, it se…
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Comment #8697458
Sorry if this is an ignorant question, but can you elaborate on this? It's not clear to me why this would lead to memory leaks.
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Comment #8689183
I suspect that the majority of the cases where H-1B workers are paid less than the prevailing wages are at body shops like Wipro, TCS and yes, IBM. IMHO one potential fix for the s…
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Comment #8418648
Samza can run on a Hadoop 2 cluster using YARN. As far as I know, there is no other connection to Hadoop or HBase.
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Comment #8418546
This is an unfortunate display of bad judgement by all parties concerned. The disgruntled employee, even if he had not signed an NDA, did something fairly stupid and verboten -- na…
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Comment #8391783
The one question no one seems to be asking is how much of PayPal's revenue is due to transactions on eBay. I suspect that it is the majority. If that's the case, then with the spin…
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Comment #7248890
Perhaps I am missing something, but color me skeptical... immutable on-disk structures essentially means that you have to perform run-time compactions on every query... unless your…
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Comment #5924345
I would say that a technical interview consisting of coding questions that test data structures and algorithms is about as standard as you can get. True that some interviewers will…
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Comment #5495577
Did I read correctly that you have to sign up for a Gold Support Package @ $400 / month before you have access to GCE?
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Comment #5305764
Am I the only one who thought that this article was tongue-in-cheek? I mean, who seriously advocates for such a dystopian world? It has to be ironic!
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Comment #5275242
So the objection to JSON comes down to a couple of things: no comments and fragility in face of a trailing comma. I wonder if the right thing though would be to fix JSON (maybe eve…
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Comment #5275188
Well, obnoxious may be too strong, but it is definitely ironic and self-unaware (or should that be un-self-aware?)