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Comment #30909180
I question the relevance of your point to this article, which speaks exclusively of the British Army Reserve, specifically the Cheshire Yeomanry.
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Comment #30601967
>Why would it matter how they do it under the covers? It doesn't really matter, I suppose I just got nerd-sniped recalling the details of Spanner's internals and their (somewhat su…
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Comment #30601907
I have never heard of Yugabyte DB until just now, so no :) One of our constraints that Bigtable met for us is native GCP support. I do see Yugabyte has a GCP provider though.
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Comment #30601769
Good points - sharded Postgres is more likely to be a better choice in most instances. I wouldn't be surprised even if sharded Postgres would have worked well for us, but as you me…
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Comment #30600614
To be honest, it never even made it onto our radar, not for any particular reason though :) IIRC, Spanner relies on precise timing to make certain guarantees, which is definitely r…
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Comment #30600565
You're right, it does and we actually did do some performance testing that relied on single-row transactions early on in development but ultimately found slightly better performanc…
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Comment #27953448
I noticed the same when I attempted to search for text on the page, very disappointing.
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Comment #16551917
I'd be curious to know if similar effects are observed in orthogonal types of physical activity from cycling, e.g. strength training.
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Comment #12617935
What does having perfect eyesight have to do with becoming a commercial pilot? In the US, you can become a commercial pilot as long as your vision can be corrected to 20/20 [0]. [0…
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Comment #12473313
The comparison to the C-17 rather than the C-5 seems rather deliberate to me (along with using lbs instead of tons for the unit). It's more sensational if a future Chinese military…