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jjmaestro

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About jjmaestro

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    Comment #43786013

    @wwilson will there be any videos and slides? I can't find any links in the conference webpage :-/ Thanks!

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    Comment #43642847

    > They can do it (surprisingly well, once you disable the friendliness that prevents it) ... Interesting! :D Do you mind sharing the prompt(s) that you use to do that? Thanks!!

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    Comment #40167269

    Check this [1] HN post from 10 days ago, the first problem listed, "Dual monitors swapped positions" and the cause ("The problem comes from vendors who flash the same exact firmwar…

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    Comment #39705408

    Reflect Orbital is developing a constellation of revolutionary satellites to sell sunlight to thousands of solar farms after dark. One of the founders shared a video on Twitter sho…

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    Comment #39673027

    Just out of curiosity, as I've seen a few comments also mentioning PrinceXML. Is OneDoc an API, wrapper, etc, on top of PrinceXML? Or is it a completely new rendering engine? Thank…

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    Comment #34552396

    Interesting! Have you considered reaching out to one of those (e.g. Citymapper) and see if they would like to work with you? Either employ you, subcontract you, use you as an API, …

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    Comment #30410083

    Another nit, the "abandoned" part is the one that was open sourced a loooong time ago. Since then, it underwent a ton of changes but yeah, it's within Facebook. So, not abandoned a…

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    Comment #30400799

    Just a nit, for Facebook, Scuba is not the logging ingestion service. It's Scribe, which Scuba itself uses as the ingestion :) https://engineering.fb.com/2019/10/07/data-infrastruc…

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    Comment #30050227

    RAMPANT!!? It's really hard to believe that people still write stuff online without doing some basic searching. But here we are... Here's a couple links to illustrate how RAMPANT k…

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    Comment #28330694

    Thanks! I just can't wrap my head around the fact that someone is willing to pay $5 a month for a meme app! XD Are the users active? Have you thought / analyzed if they pay and for…

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    Comment #28330517

    From your comments, you turned from a one-time purchase to subscriptions. Can you share your attrition rate? Also, how many want to pay per-month VS the full year (heavily discount…

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    Comment #27292983

    Mmmm, not sure if that would be the case / possible with something like "First home for your use, you get tax exemptions, etc. Second house, for you, X amount of taxes. If rented, …

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    Comment #27236850

    Yup! paper covers / paper bedding, and the expert handling of midwives. Pretty simple and straight-forward! P.S. also enemas were used in the past... but fortunately, interventions…

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    Comment #21189444

    I'm not following. I understood from your first comment that you think the amount of data is low ("underwhelming") and from your last comment that it's a lot ("that much data"). In…

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    Comment #21187394

    Mmm it's not only "telemetry data". It's that (e.g. Scuba) and other types of logs, and not only Facebook (e.g. Instagram as well). Basically, everything that needs logging and pos…

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    Comment #21187288

    The number in the article is 2.5 TB/s, not GB/s :) (disclaimer: I work in Scribe)

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    Comment #21187275

    Interesting! Just found out about this, and I googled it out. TIBCO acquired Scribe Software, and Scribe Software was running as early as 1998-1999! :D https://web.archive.org/web/…

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    Comment #21187240

    The version that was open-sourced kept evolving and integrating with other internal systems at Facebook. That's what made it hard to continue open-sourcing it (why the open-sourced…

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    Comment #21187227

    That's actually not the case, there's access control :) The article just focuses on certain areas of the system and doesn't go into the security and privacy parts, that's all. (I w…

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    Comment #20541119

    As others have pointed out in another HN discussion (1), Mongodb's reply is definitely questionable, if only by its tone. I already replied to metheus on Twitter (2) in a thread wh…

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    Comment #20541110

    As others are pointing out here, Mongodb's reply is definitely questionable, if only by its tone. In any case, I was writing this to note that OnGres has replied to Mongo's reply s…

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    Comment #18669200

    Mmmm maybe I'm missing something, but... what's preventing the rest of the command from being corrupt? Imagine two commands, CM and DM. CM is good and DM is bad. Noise gets in and …

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    Comment #17988303

    A few things. First, can't you run Linux inside a Solaris Zone? I don't know much about Solaris stuff (although I do like it very much, I grew up mostly with Linux, which you so mu…