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Comment #36704994
I went a similar route (Postgres for CRUD and Elastic for searching) and also underestimated the effort of keeping the two datastore in sync as well as underestimated the effort in…
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Comment #35405591
The documentation that Microsoft puts out regarding its "multi-master" features basically advises against using "multi-master" mode and leveraging the Flexible Single Master Operat…
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Comment #33745791
Does NSFL mean "Not Safe For Life"? I wasn't familiar with this term before and have never seen content labeled with it.
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Comment #33473605
Do you think this article describing a better name for ADHD as Variable Attention Stimulus Trait or VAST [1] addresses the concerns you bring up? [1] https://www.additudemag.com/at…
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Comment #33410330
Can you please expand on this a bit more? I live in Colorado and saw virtually no change when looking for a new job inside and outside of the state last year. I did run across a fe…
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Comment #33246842
I see your points and understand the frustration. The minor changes over the years haven't bothered me too much. What really messed with me was when the commit pop-up (with diffs) …
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Comment #33163392
I have had similar experiences, however, it's important to be specific: the NMCI contract ended in 2010 and DoN moved to the Continuity of Services Contract where we bought service…
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Comment #33159744
I agree that military IT has been atrocious. I disagree that NMCI was "damn near treasonous levels of awful." NMCI was a large, Department of the Navy (DoN) -wide contract that had…
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Comment #30578344
OP here. This find was a tiny joy in my day. The article was from 1998 and the page appears to be untouched by all the "upgrades" in HTML. I love this...image maps, light HTML, tab…
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Comment #29923796
The ways the research team engaged the study participants over 23 years is admirable, creative, and fascinating to understand.
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Comment #29513981
Can you elaborate? Does this mean that your landlord reduces your rent each year?
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Comment #29407870
Many of the ski resort companies do offer housing, which is great. There are two primary issues with that at the moment: not enough housing and, the bigger one, when your housing i…
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Comment #29376481
My partner has lived in Crested Butte for 18 years and I just came back from a weekend there. Restaurant prices are already high and each one has "help wanted" signs out front beca…
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Comment #28944310
It would be very interesting to see a consumer-oriented ARM SoC from one of the other main manufacturers. I doubt that will happen, however. Their entire business is based on being…
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Comment #28939564
I disagree with this perspective. I think it's important to recognize that the M1 is a System on a Chip (SoC), not simply a CPU. Comparing the Apple M1 to "mid-range 8-core AMD des…
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Comment #28864267
Be curious; learn it. Figure out pros/cons for yourself. You'll have more breadth of knowledge, more depth in specific areas, and will likely make better architecture choices in th…
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Comment #28614038
Read @leerob's answer first. Additionally, the notion of "forcing" CSR might be a misnomer. The way I understand it, NextJS always prefers CSR; the server renders HTML on first pag…
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Comment #28613973
That'll be nice!!
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Comment #28613962
Yes, NextJS does the same. After re-reading my comment, I don't think I was clear: our reasons for moving to NextJS were the two mentioned, not because it was less complicated than…
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Comment #28606229
Not the OP nor the post's author. We have a similar stack (React + NextJS + TypeScript + Mobx) but use a traditional REST API using Django Rest Framework. There are some interestin…
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Comment #28329420
Wow, this is fantastic--congratulations! Are you able to make money transfers free for the account owners? This problem set reminds me that The Philippines has a similar problem wi…
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Comment #27390300
This is fascinating. This reminds me of a book I read about John Boyd [1] who fought the Air Force to develop theorems about aircraft performance, namely the Energy-Manueverability…
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Comment #27187249
Thanks for these links. Unrelated to ClickHouse, it was interesting to read about BrytlytDB--I'd never heard of it before. Essentially a PostgreSQL DB that uses GPUs.
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Comment #27166977
> I’ll never use a proprietary tool that doesn’t have declarative syntax Can you provide an example of what you're referring to?