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Comment #44358892
Scales to very high numbers of connected clients, and is faster on the low end and faster on the high end. Beating both the default per-thread and the Enterprise Edition thread_poo…
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Comment #42184804
Creator of Apache CouchDB here. Fireproof is a very clever system for building secure, collaborative apps. Your apps can work offline and when connected automatically sync changes …
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Comment #20919411
https://www.ups.com/us/en/help-center/packaging-and-supplies...
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Comment #20805652
You’re probably thinking about cars bought by the federal gov.
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Comment #19446808
My understanding is it’s from car racing. Putting sandbags in during qualifying to make min weight. Then removed during the race to make the car lighter and faster.
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Comment #17485334
Its high, but it’s really not that excessive over the course of a day: https://cspinet.org/eating-healthy/ingredients-of-concern/ca...
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Comment #17484469
Anecdote: about 2-3 years ago I was using about 10g/day kratom and 1gm/day caffeine to deal with chronic fatigue and muscle pain. I was dependent on both for about 12 months just t…
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Comment #17121368
Here’s a link that describes the Couchstore file format. It’s the storage engine for Couchbase and is essentially the same design as CouchDB. https://github.com/couchbaselabs/couch…
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Comment #17118838
It _is_ append only. But doesn’t use flat files. The main storage files have 2 different immutable btrees to find documents (by id and by sequence num). And it does have mvcc for b…
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Comment #14908168
They are currently getting sued by their investors. They'll be bankrupt completely within a year.
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Comment #14450304
Could be that legit apps have legit versions of those components.
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Comment #14365366
That part also confuses me.
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Comment #12680135
Really? A spiders reaction to caffeine is your reason? I just quit caffeine. I'm ready for some conformation bias to justify my decision, but this is pretty weak.
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Comment #12481011
Or some sort of cleaning mechanism on the sensor. A "wiper" if you will.
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Comment #12472162
BLM == Bureau of Land Management (Leaving this here for anyone like me who had to google why Black Lives Matter has anything to do with tourism)
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Comment #12471943
One very morbid question I have is were some of the jumpers actually pushed? Some of the pictures you see people crowding to the few available edges, a crush of bodies trying to br…
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Comment #12458633
It claims to be a useful tool for pen testing. I call bullshit. Destroying a device is hardly the same as penetrating a device. Does this have a legitimate use case?
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Comment #12339576
I'd certainly give him a better chance at success than most athletes have post career. He might be the next Magic Johnson. But as Michael Jordan has shown, tenacity and work ethic …
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Comment #12068106
What? Of course they can wait longer. Wait until the surge is over.
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Comment #12067277
You mean the field that predicted the last 80 of 8 recessions.
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Comment #11999838
Trying many different supplements. Thought maybe I had mold in my house. Tested that. Maybe I'm allergic to my bedding. Got s new mattress and beefing. Thought it might be kidney r…
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Comment #11997849
The reason I wrote my long response was because you said exercise was painful. Sure, if you overdo it, it can be painful to anyone. But it's not supposed to painful. Uncomfortable …