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francoisp

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    Comment #29473544

    I'd love to know why the author (I've seen that elsewhere as well) would aim at not writing some plpgsql? Is it for the "tour-de-force" bragging rights? I've found that a plgpsql r…

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    Comment #29001442

    Interesting read. I wonder if this is only some bandwidth optimization to throw more hardware at the problem or an actual shift in perspective, ref no NaN/Inf, instead clamps to ma…

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    Comment #28308120

    nice! any iOS clients in the works?

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    Comment #27239228

    Totally unrelated: has anyone noticed that the bar on the F in the FORD logo ends with an e? It has been like that for a while. I remember reading somewhere that Henry Ford had for…

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    Comment #27238929

    Actually if they can build an Expedition SUV on this platform in short order, they could have another model T on their hands. That little e at the end of the bar crossing the capit…

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    Comment #27238866

    I tried putting in a reservation in Canada yesteday. I think they got slashdoted. Spinning.... Victim of their success. Maybe they will understand why Tesla does not need paid for …

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    Comment #27122545

    I wonder if this is legal. I know Apple asks you to disable location tracking when returning devices to them for warranty. This could be abused by terrorists to use the postman nef…

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    Comment #26907953

    maybe someone could have sent him a copy of this film? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Island_(film) A bit of hacking, some solar panels, a few stereos, tents, some poker chips,…

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    Comment #26894686

    those that can't do teach, and those that can't teach troll open source devs?

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    Comment #26890962

    If it would be my univ, I'd send a personal email to the dean. https://cse.umn.edu/college/office-dean#:~:text=Dean%20Mosta... . If enough grads do that, I would expect the univers…

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    Comment #26890846

    (I posted this on another entry that dropped out of the first page of HN? sorry for the dupe) I fail to see how this does not amount to vandalism of public property. https://www.sh…

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    Comment #26890797

    I fail to see how this does not amount to vandalism of public property. https://www.shouselaw.com/ca/defense/penal-code/594/

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    Comment #26890399

    Me thinks that If you hold a degree from the University of Minnesota it would be a good idea to let your university know what you think of this.

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    Comment #26653482

    congrats on the raise!

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    Comment #26581601

    SQLite is a really neat thing. I was looking at extensions and how to augment it; you could even add a pg_notify -like feature: https://sqlite.org/c3ref/update_hook.html and have w…

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    Comment #26411703

    Thank you for this post. I have been interested in rust because of matrix, and although I found it a bit more intimidating than go to toy with, I was inclined to try it on a real p…

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    Comment #26159093

    I dont know what this does to you, but every time I read a PG essay I get an urge to write. This is a very virtuous habit, that allows one to have continuity. Thanks PG again for a…

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    Comment #26155362

    my question is: who benefits? Follow the money. About if this hack is true or not: It should have been simple to prove true. Just show a single compromised article with an extra ch…

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    Comment #25929790

    hello Matt, you might be interested in this: uses binlog to provide 2 way sync to postgres including hard delete detection, using postgres triggers. https://github.com/francoisp/ro…

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    Comment #25929765

    check this out, https://github.com/francoisp/rosettable . Uses binlog a reader to call postgres triggers, upon which you can build 2 way sync realtime.

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    Comment #25928944

    Very nice! Data wants to be free. Please check out this rosettable thing we open-sourced last year, it could come in handy: it allows real time ETL-like sync between mysql and post…

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    Comment #25905656

    I wonder if the rating would be electric only after a while... I would imagine that the various authorities would create a different license, like for seaplanes and IFR. It would m…

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    Comment #25826290

    very nice ! I had been using XDisplay, (wired, Macosx iOS only) requires an app on iOS device and needs a patch once in a while... maybe because Apple was about to come out with si…

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    Comment #25769473

    Looks like a clear case of migration to postgres. A single table with jsonb. You can do indexes on jsonb and a few plpgsql for partial updates, and forget about it for a while.

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    Comment #25658327

    a slightly different angle, also opensource: mautic