Tommek · HackerTrans

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Then you are not a devolper but an assembly line worker.

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We reached a state where code monkeys believe they are developers. Of course you should know about the machine you are developing on.

Tommek

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You know, for educational reasons ... :D

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This! is! hacking! Making something new, out of the technology you have at your hands. Probably he did not even had to use any JavaScript.

Tommek

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The answer as always to those questions: No.

Tommek

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This is a simple blog post. Almost only text. You can't read it with a screen reader because all is loaded via JavaScript. Please stop this crap. Sincerely the open web.

Tommek

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Yes web developing is so hard...

sudo apt install apache2 php libapache2-mod-php; vim /var/www/html/index.php

Tommek

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Using a glorified chroot on desktop PCs needed some punishment. Great that they figured it out :D

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And look were it has brought us in comparison. Moon, Mars ... living for ages.

Tommek

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So you are morons who don't know your way around basic browser usage? ;)

Tommek

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That's my point.

Tommek

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And that's how we get those "vaccines cause autism" mothers. They like stories more than statistics, too.

Tommek

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Why do these articles always start with a story about a person? I see this in nearly all articles from american news papers. It's strange.

Seems like a paper from a young student who needs to get his 3000 wordcount.

It just bloats the article and makes it difficult to get the information out of it.

Tommek

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I hope you think over that design the next time. Put it in the cloud they said ...

Tommek

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So a guy from a company selling Ethereum is telling us why it's better then the stuff they've copied?

Tommek

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Ok, autosizing is missing in pg_partman. Retention works the same (just dropping childs). I've read the paper and there it gets more clear for me.

So you distribute the childtables to several nodes of a server cluster.

Is network latency a problem? I guess one should colocate the servers in one location rather than spread it out?

How good does it work when nodes die?

Do you use query parallelization (available since 9.6 in vanilla) on a single node and across different nodes?

Tommek

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Whats the main difference compared to pg_partman? That provides parent and child tables, automated partitioning and the user only queries the parent tables.

https://github.com/keithf4/pg_partman

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