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Comment #41198388
I think the EU is affected as well by this. If there was any foreign region that needs access to the police services of the UK, I would bet the neighboring EU countries would be at…
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Comment #41198377
> immemorial This word just got added to my vocabulary for future use. Thanks stranger.
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Comment #41197920
Configuring innodb file per table was pretty common years ago when I last worked with MySQL. I thought the entire file gets deleted if you nuke the table. This would be for the def…
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Comment #41197820
I blindly clicked this expecting an article about the matter. Was kinda surprised to be given a live demonstration. I can reach nhs.uk fine. Edit: searching Google, there are recen…
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Comment #41197503
Just dropping a comment to express my gratitude for sharing a breakdown of your interpretation. :)
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Comment #41197278
I won't be following up further. I've shared all I have to share on this topic. On a personal level, I'm actually disappointed in how you take to critical feedback about your produ…
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Comment #41196803
You realize that your product offers no transaction support due to the HTTP API right?
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Comment #41196216
> That is an assertion without any evidence. This seems like a lack of knowledge issue. The problems with rqlite are inherit in it's design as I've already articulated. You can lit…
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Comment #41194790
The qualifier here is for /my/ use cases. However I couldn't recommend rqlite over better options at the level of scale that it can fill. One of the problems is if you're working w…
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Comment #41193604
Having looked at the test suite already, I know enough to know that I don't understand it well enough to be that guy to do this. It's for this reason, I'm personally going to pull …
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Comment #41193355
Makes me wonder if the Go v3 client has the same problem. If yes, that would be a major problem for all the Kubernetes systems in production.
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Comment #41193307
Every time I've looked at rqlite, it just falls short features-wise in what I would want to do with it. A single raft group does not scale horizontally, so to me rqlite is a toy ra…
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Comment #41192256
Your posts are something I have in my bookmarks and reference regularly as I continue to build my own distributed data system. Thanks for continuing to test and report on these iss…
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Comment #41169383
Depending on what you’re using these tools for. If you want a locking manager and some meta data storage to help your distributed system maintain state, etcd is better for the job …
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Comment #41100973
From what I’ve seen, the problems that have cropped up with open source software doesn’t seem to be corporate use, but instead companies that operate at scale without doing much to…
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Comment #41100825
You can also write a listener and client in bash. In practice, I don’t recommend it.
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Comment #41070840
This is pretty much a repeat of Richard Stallman’s experiences that led him to founding what would become GNU. Also open source really isn’t just being able to view the code, but t…
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Comment #41070704
BANANA! Indeed.
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Comment #41002628
The article is pay walled. Seems like this would be the fault of the airlines though. There is a reason to be distributed between different geographic areas.
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Comment #40981508
Not sure if anyone else would have an interest in this, but personally I find dealing with SQL in Go worse than just dealing with HTTP APIs. This is the first step in an ecosystem …
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Comment #40694055
This is extremely useful and seems like what I need to fix all of my structured output woes, when my model gets chatty for no reason. The issue poorly glosses over explaining what …
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Comment #40627414
Perhaps we could just call these ALLMs (Adversarial Large Language Models). You’re already dropping the N in GAN, I see no need for the G. As an end result I think someone clever c…
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Comment #40460715
Having thought about it, it makes sense for the web browser. Though I think the app should do something to bypass it, but I realize it is probably just a browser embed. I peeked at…