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mister_goo
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Comment #32225342
Their landing page contains literally a picture of an empty room. https://www.northropgrumman.com/what-we-do/air/b-21-raider/
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Comment #32213632
Real-Time. Consistency. High-Availability. Concurrency. Words with too many different meanings are not sufficient for describing softwares. I treat those words as marketing terms.
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Comment #32210728
Feasible for my personal use. 100 free daily quota. 1000 calls per 5$. I'm not affiliated with Google.
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Comment #32210648
There is another option: Google offers a paid API for search.
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Comment #32210612
Thanks for your insight. My experience is that not all people (re)search, for some people, social media is their only source of information online.
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Comment #32202448
Just adding another piece of info. R-Tree is a generic solution to spatial queries. For static datasets that don't need to update, quadtree or kd-tree is simpler to understand and …
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Comment #32202408
SpatiaLite is a great extension for spatial functions, it is very useful for implementing location-based services. And I like the idea of extending SQLite just for the simplicity o…
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Comment #32190136
Another interesting fact about jellyfish is that they are brainless and mindless.
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Comment #32190061
Cool. But the aspect ratio is changed after the conversion.
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Comment #32189769
It's just personal preference. Books that just give information (especially techs) are replaced by the Internet. Other books are supposed to teach me something, but my experience i…
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Comment #32189592
Zero. I guess I'm an outliner.
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Show HN: QuackQuackGo – a front end for Google search
I made a non-tracking Google search for my personal use. Despite the rise of spamming in recent years, Google is still the best search engine for English.
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Comment #31852499
More related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_welding https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction_welding https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasonic_welding
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Comment #31810530
Good idea. You could also show comment counts on the page. I often use comment counts to decide which one to read.
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Comment #31778286
I am surprised that the warning message is that long. The first 4 lines of the text contain nearly zero information. Most warning messages I see in real life are succinct.
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Comment #31769639
This is a single executable web server with Lua and other libs, with a zip file appended. I have done something similar with Python+tcltk.
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Comment #31765064
> Perhaps the takeaway of the pumpkin toadlet is that not everything must be optimized. Just because you are bad at something does not mean you should not do it. > Every species sh…
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Comment #31755727
I read that pageservers are shared between users. What if the memory capacity of the pageserver becomes the bottleneck? eg: some users perform full table scans and make most page a…
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Comment #31755433
I'm not familiar with postgres or cloud architectures and I have a few dumb questions. Is the pageserver act as a page cache for s3? Does the postgres compute also have an internal…