Why would I use Hadoop for such a small number of rows…?
1 billion is small for hadoop?
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They only ever asked themselves if they could, never if they should.
haha
Can I fly with a joystick?
yes 2 joystick is popular setup because of the axis you're working with
strafe up,down,left, right
yaw left, right
roll left, right
pitch up, down
the server meshing demo is technically impressive, very curious how they did that
so in the example, they had 3 location authority server and 1 replication layer,
so each location server can represent a physical location on 3d world, say its own solar system, and moving out from location A to location B moves you to a different server, and that was possible cause your position matrix was store in the replication layer and each server has a copy of replication layer.
now how do you handle updating all those in realtime is what amazed me, they even have bullets go through locations
jalino23 commented on DALL·E 3 is now available in ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise openai.com/blog/dall-e-3-... · Posted by u/davidbarker
I just tried this and DALL-E 3 is fantastic.
I'm not an artist by any means but I don't have to pay for MidJourney anymore separately, everything all in ChatGPT now and I can get the same if not better results.
Me, my wife and children can now play with this and become artists (if they choose to be) now without switching websites.
What a great time to be alive, this is the future.
how much do you pay for MidJourney? hopefully ChatGPT plus wont increase price but I would not mind a small bump with this feature
jalino23 commented on HTTP/3 adoption is growing rapidly blog.apnic.net/2023/09/25... · Posted by u/skilled
I just recently found out that even if browser supports up to http3, it still up to the browsers to decide which protocol to use even if the browser supports http3 too, this was dishearten to find out that you don't have control of forcing the browser to use http2 or 3 specially if you have features that only worked on http3 and was broken on http2, I guess I should have just fixed the implementation on http2
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In postgres, every object (table, index, function, view, etc.) lives in a "schema", which is better thought of as a namespace. I put low-level objects like tables into one or more schemas, then create an "API" schema with views, functions, procedures that operate on tables in other schemas. Then I only grant access to that API schema to the application users.
thank you so much!