Thaxll

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421.
by Thaxll 3y ago
It's a utf8 string though, Go gives you a reader which is any type of data.
422.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Because it's not their business, they're not good at it and probably the ROI is not worth it. Also how exactly they would do it, they don't have enough infra for renting, they would need to x10 what they have now.
423.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Did OP read Caddy doc before throwing Rust into the mix? I'm pretty sure his use case is doable with simple Caddy config.
424.
by Thaxll 3y ago
The real reason is that author wanted to use Rust ( as he previously done ) and does not really care about improving existing solution. From the start you want to use x.y.z tech then the justification is meaningless.
425.
by Thaxll 3y ago
ENG translation: https://www-shonenjump-com.translate.goog/j/2024/03/08/24030...
426.
by Thaxll 3y ago
It prevents very basic RE / MITM.
427.
by Thaxll 3y ago
SRE now have real work to do.
428.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Are rpi allowed?
429.
by Thaxll 3y ago
I don't think you understand what Temporal does.
430.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Use managed k8s, problem solved.
431.
by Thaxll 3y ago
It's a dumb statement especially from an SRE, it's typically a comment from people that don't understand k8s and think that k8s is only there to have the SLA of Google. For most use case k8s is not there to give you HA but to
432.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Elixir performance is pretty average and it's not a statically typed language, things will blow up at runtime.
433.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Dart is a really good example. A dead language but somehow it was created by Google, what gives?
434.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Go interfaces are not ducked typed.
435.
by Thaxll 3y ago
We're close to 1 million servers, not 12 racks in a DC.
436.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Nginx is the most popular webserver used on the internet, it's used by major CDN so it is even more battle tested. I don't see a reason why there would be a mass adoption of Pingora since it's just a proxy and there are other
437.
by Thaxll 3y ago
The Go crypto implementation uses some unsafe/asm part but it does not rely on external C/C++ lib. Very different.
438.
by Thaxll 3y ago
But AWS Crypto is made in C/C++/ASM, so yes the wrapper is sort of safe but the implementation is not.
439.
by Thaxll 3y ago
It's easier to actually let remote compute update their load to a central place and do calculation on it rather than asking everyone all the time.
440.
by Thaxll 3y ago
The US funds their own economy, most of the money they send goes back to the US economy because they produce the weapons that Ukraine purchase.
441.
by Thaxll 3y ago
For the vast majority of use cases nginx from 10 years ago would not make a difference. You actually see the nginx version on some html pages and very often it's old.
442.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Because of the price the Vision Pro will never sell to the mass anyway, even if the tech is better.
443.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Go routine are cheap this is not the point, the point is should libraries expose blocking or not blocking API. Who should create goroutine etc...
444.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Those devices are already banned in most countries. You can't import / use devices that have jamming capabilities.
445.
by Thaxll 3y ago
So that company is on the verge of bankruptcy but their CEO got a 32$M payout last year?
446.
by Thaxll 3y ago
You oversell mainframes, not sure why you're mentioning k8s but Google which brings 10x more money than visa and MasterCard combined does not use mainframes at all but k8s or equivalent and yet they don't have downtimes either. Wi
447.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Cost effective is a stretch, I'm going to take a dumb example but the reliability of AWS step functions and S3 is good enough for 99.99% of most use cases for a 1/100 of the price. Mainframes are really powerful for some specific
448.
by Thaxll 3y ago
That's the reason why you need some serious router at home, one with vlan capabilities so all those iot devices get sandboxed network wise.
449.
by Thaxll 3y ago
It's enough until you start working with json and how painful it is to manipulate data.
450.
by Thaxll 3y ago
Why would a compiler needs any privileges, it's like a text editor

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