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    Comment #14647508

    > I highly doubt Google/Baidu will get into business of recognizing manufacturing defects in fidget spinners or analyzing sensory data They will build platforms for: - IoT - single…

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    Comment #14606484

    > Good news is that postgres is going to get multi-master replication soon in postgres 10 Where did you read this?..

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    Comment #14572074

    It is a lawyer's fees industry's size, not a legal software industry's size..

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    Comment #14572038

    Do lawyers usually send very detailed itemized bills?

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    Comment #14555921

    Is this project free for commercial usage?

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    Comment #14471987

    They move much less, and have much more fat and maybe something else in them.

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    Comment #14442898

    But "datacenter systems" are only 170B out of 3.5T there..

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    Comment #14404240

    It depends. You can store 4TB on single HDD, but reading and processing it can take many hours, so you may want big data stack to have your task paralleled.

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    Comment #14370228

    In random cloud provider you may not get FS with compression on your machine..

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    Comment #14364771

    Part of ecosystem. See how firebase today is integrated with analytics/ads.

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    Comment #14353398

    > I really want a statically typed Python. Can golang fill this role?

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    Comment #14351898

    And what are the specs for this node? CPU, RAM?

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    Comment #14326465

    How would you compare your product with https://www.blazegraph.com/ , which has similar feature set, but is much longer on market, and has wider adaptation(e.g. powers wikidata)?

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    Comment #14294234

    > What about support at the driver level for Java and .NET applications or heterogeneous database schemas? I guess MariaDB JDBC driver already has two phase commit logic, because M…

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    Comment #14288701

    Will this cause double-buffering (one buffer for host FS and another for BTRFS) with doubled RAM consumption?

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    Comment #14269031

    Is this the same like following?: Future f = executor.execute(() -> myFunc());

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    Comment #14221478

    > Otherwise, Google owns any IP created while you're at the company. Not necessary in California: Any provision in an employment agreement which provides that an employee shall ass…

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    Comment #14214054

    CORBA was superior in terms that it had distributed two phase commit protocol, which gRPC doesn't have, and which is very critical in banking/finance industry.

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    Comment #14151753

    > You need to get your company to 10k USD monthly product revenue within three months. You probably need to add how much you can spend on customers acquisition to your equation.

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    Comment #14143948

    > How many Musk-like or Brin-like individuals have come through TCS or Wipro or Infosys on a H-1B so far? You don't know, these people are forced to be in underpaid H1B slavery for…

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    Comment #14133291

    You can use coding as a kind of meditation to clear your mind from negative emotions.

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    Comment #14045415

    > over systems What kind of systems?

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    Comment #14044091

    > If the supply of axioms and inference rules was infinite, with no finite alternate encoding, it would mean Godel numbering would fail because the process of assigning numbers to …

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    Comment #14044002

    > Goedel's Incompleteness Theorem is parametric over formal systems, with first-order Peano Arithmetic being one of the weakest, most standardized systems in which it applies. It i…

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    Comment #14039224

    See my comment about what do I mean: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14039104 > Unless you want your logic to be infinite, of course. In that case, the method would break down…