adamtulinius

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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Running it locally. Looking forward to switching our K8s cluster to 18.03. Contact me if you want to work with NixOS and K8s in Denmark/Copenhagen. Mail on profile page.
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Why did you pick Swarm for production? We followed Swarm from the beginning, but after a few releases at v0.4 it was clear not to ever use Swarm, and that it mostly was the Docker PR machine that made it sound nice, and not the actual featu
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
It's supposed to average 50Hz over time, so using it for clocks make perfect sense.
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Can anybody shed some light on the practical implications of this change? Does this in any way affect organisations who are using K8s?
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Your browser probably only support old ciphers or old versions of TLS.
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
And still likely to be awful in one way or the other. I got one of Samsung's top model TV's back in 2013, and after a year (or so) some update caused it to start crashing randomly, no matter the input source (and daily with the Ne
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
I find it really convenient to run the same OS on my laptop, as on the servers I administrate. Others probably feel the same, and I suspect that was the GP's point as well. :) Also, almost nobody care about Unix certification. Linux is
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Then you just move the routing problem to your gateway/router, and it'll end up exploding because of too many routes in the table (one per container), instead of only one per container host. Or maybe I'm wrong. :)
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Open source doesn't mean the source must be publicly available for everyone to read. :)
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Check out inotify (built into the kernel).
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
These performance figures cited in the article are utterly meaningless: 12 billion transactions a day and 1000 NoSQL databases. What does that even mean? I'm sure even modest x86 hardware can spin up 1000 MongoDB instances, and perform
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
CS and Peter Madsen split up ages ago, and have been working on separate rockets ever since. So no, this isn't in any way related to Copenhagen Suborbitals.
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
You just described how reverse proxies work, just by using ports instead of the host-header to choose the correct backend.
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by adamtulinius 9y ago
Huawei's EMUI can do this. You can enable and disable WiFi, cellular data and even roaming on a per app basis as well. So at least Huawei did something good with their own UI.
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by adamtulinius 10y ago
The name "Bunker" also suggest that the developers are German nazis, since German nazis built a large amount of bunkers in Europe during WW2. .. so probably not a good name either, at least not in Europe. ;-)
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by adamtulinius 10y ago
The plot is weird: The title of the plot ("Isens alder (år )") literally means "age of the ice (years)", so the x-axis should probably have gone from 0 (being year 2016) to 116 (being year 1900), which would sorta have m
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by adamtulinius 10y ago
Strings in javascript/nodejs are also immutable.
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by adamtulinius 10y ago
In practice a lot of libraries don't support promises, so in my experience you'll just end up with a codebase with callbacks and promises mixed. Not very pretty.
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by adamtulinius 11y ago
I'm sorry to be that guy, but the lack of contrast makes the text difficult to read.
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by adamtulinius 11y ago
Can't pull docker images from the hub either, and their statuspage currently shows S3-problems: https://status.docker.com/
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by adamtulinius 11y ago
It's not uncommon for the price of exported danish electricity to turn negative either.
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by adamtulinius 11y ago
Does that report mention consumption anywhere? This article is about consumption, not production, so it doesn't really make sense to compare this report to the article.
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
I saw a presentation by Slava, where he mentioned plans for official Java-drivers (among others). Are there any news on this front?
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
The historic commits might contain things unsuitable for relicensing. Also, never before have I heard such an absurd claim as to what the purpose of open source is.
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
It sounds like the article claim LiFi is superior to QR codes in every possible way. QR Codes, as a replacement for old bar codes, is a pretty awesome thing, and LiFi clearly wouldn't work for that. LiFi sounds like a possible replacem
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
"Fortunately we have JSON now." Which doesn't support big ints. JSON isn't a silver bullet.
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
It helps that Firefox offers to change to an existing tab when you try to open the same page in a new tab. Another suggestion is to not manage it. I create tabs all the time, and often have many similar tabs. There's no need to manage
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
(let [i1 [1 1 2 3] i2 (map #(inc %) i1)] (map vector i1 i2)) => ([1 2] [1 2] [2 3] [3 4]) All standard tools. I don't know what your definition of zip-with is, but it certainly differs from the one I'm us
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
Looking at [1], the following can be found listed under sources: ^ <![CDATA[Scribn. & Merr.]]>, 1901 In: Bull. Div. Agrostol. U.S.D.A. 24: 26 Maybe he should have done more testing before spamming Wikipedia with mess like that. [1
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by adamtulinius 12y ago
.. but apparently the police haven't uncovered any evidence, and refuse to let him free because of fear of him tampering with evidence. His trial is scheduled to september, so basically the danish police has nothing on him (or they wou

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