PetahNZ

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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Anything that can be run concurrently, we just push off onto worker queues.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
But dont you need js to check for the styles to see if the link is visited?
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Isn't that what a backend is for?
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Yea as others have said, it's a shared nothing request model, but also single threaded, with built in memory and time limits, basically exactly how lambda runs (you can of course share memory, and multithread if you want to but its pre
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
How about php then, a language that seems so suited to the lambda runtime model, but then only supported through custom docker runners.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
What? Doesnt mobile dominate web traffic now days?
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
14 files on the scale of a large app, is nothing?
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
I think your missing the point. Having n+1 tools to do the same thing (compile/run a React/Vue app) makes things more complicated, not less.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Every Mc Donalds in my town has 100% moved to these screens, you cannot place your order at the counter anymore. Burger King has an app you can order on, but still allows counter orders.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Even Elastic Beanstalk, which is just EC2 instances have a checkbox for automatic 0 down time updates.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
We trialed switching over to lambda for our worker queues just last month. We went for $500 a month EC2 costs (auto scaling spot fleet), to $500 a day.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
> extremely simple For some things, definitely not for doing a 3 way merge.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Because I don't like it getting light at 4am and dark at 5pm.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Set the cron job to run every hour in UTC, and your application logic checks if its time to open in the configured time zone.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
For me, because Ubuntu just works for everything I need it to. So I have not found the need to try a different distro.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
So it should be QLCD
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Same, but I try to at least push for us-west region.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Just FYI, its the browser that caps the FPS, you need to change some flags to go higher.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Although ad blockers are supported on chrome based Kiwibrowser
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
You can literally edit the file in github and submit a PR with a few clicks.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Yea its quite expensive to live here so he will probably get a pay increase.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Safari is a bane of my life. Simple things just dont work. Like svg rendering just doesn't work unless you display none then block. It's been years since this was reported.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
If only DDG was any good at local results.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
- Power failure where all of the above occur at once? - Power surge big enough to take out all the breakers, UPS, servers, desktops, and laptops at once? - Ransomware that had time to take control of the whole network including backups? - T
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
I can estimate how long FSD will take. Now where do I get the pay check?
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
The OS is basically a website now.
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
Weird I never see chrome preinstalled. It's always a generic "internet" app
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by PetahNZ 5y ago
tsc doesn't bundle, or resolve imports, or transpile for cross browser though, does it?
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Serious Eats is one of the best recipe websites. Yes there is ads (have to pay the bills some how), but they dive into the how and why food is made the way it is. Not the fluffy "this is the way grandma used to make it". E.g. htt
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Not really a solution, just the minimum price a buyer would need to pay.

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