andreineculau

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by andreineculau 9y ago
One is the latency of starting up the "cold" lambda, one is the latency of actually starting it up and running your code. The latter is a moving target, subject to the setup i.e. size of loaded code, available memory/CPU, etc
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by andreineculau 9y ago
It is not. You obviously get into a different set of problems than you're accustomed with, but it is not seconds, even on "cold" lambdas. https://read.acloud.guru/cold-starting-lambdas-2c663055589e
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by andreineculau 9y ago
You might be interested in trying out https://github.com/tobiipro/http-lambda (disclaimer: I'm the author) for reasons that I've explained in a README section https://github.com/tobiipro/
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by andreineculau 9y ago
I'm trying really hard to see what price has to do with anything I've said.
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Great one!
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Usually I don't care about what language an executable is written in. After all, as a user I'm just interested in whether it executes or not. But these small-software situations amaze me. Someone with a node_modules problem will h
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Correct. The pnpm approach is more versatile. You can do anything to a dependency's package.json . I have recently used it to debug and then monkey patch "scripts" (property) invocations without even forking the dependency.
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Leaving aside the comedic factor, albeit problem-solving, if you want a sane alternative check out pnpm. It will not only make the installation of deps faster but it will also allow you to override a dependency on any n-level e.g. a depende
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by andreineculau 9y ago
nothing "REST" about it. 100% HTTP PS: if anyone is interested in a language-agnostic artifact like cowboy's or webmachine's, see https://github.com/for-GET/http-decision-diagram
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by andreineculau 9y ago
If only someone would hear you and just do it...
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by andreineculau 9y ago
As a developer of some "popular" widgets, I owe a great deal to ExtJS because it taught me that encapsulation, especially in JavaScript, a scripted language with defacto accessible source code, is just absurd. A simple thing like
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by andreineculau 9y ago
The article itself is click bait since the real meat is to be expected in the follow-up article.
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Having a GOCMD may be useful, but not like this. In bigger systems, you may alter the PATH in the CI env or part of the Makefile itself, or PATH differs from machine to machine, OS to OS, etc, or you want to say that GOCMD is either "g
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Show HN: Compatibility of package.json npm/yarn scripts(docs.google.com)
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The messy world of JavaScript package managers and their scripts(github.com)
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by andreineculau 9y ago
The companion would be eclint in order to lint as part of a git hook or CI test run https://github.com/jedmao/eclint
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by andreineculau 9y ago
I haven't used prettier but eslint can also fix style
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by andreineculau 9y ago
you would still need to use your master password to unlock the vault
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Start small: a CLI chat client, no auth (auth is the ability to push to the remote), install a fetch hook to notify user of unread chat msgs, done. At that point anyone can use it.
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Two others touched on the sudo part but the global flag is as bad. So they have a gulp file that works with gulp "v1". Gitter goes bust (inactive), next year gulp is bumped to "v2", you want to try out gitter, gulp fails
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by andreineculau 9y ago
> Whilst drinking your tea, make sure you have Gulp installed. You can do this with npm install -g gulp. You may need to use sudo for this. How blind can you be not to understand how evil this request is to your users? And you request th
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by andreineculau 9y ago
You don't need years of trials. One thing that people forget is that types are a parallel ecosystem more times than not i.e. DefinitelyTyped. So you do not have that lock-step that is praised. So imagine wanting to use a brand new webe
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Oh please. Decorators will never beat plain old functions when it comes to flexibility.
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by andreineculau 9y ago
Based on Crockford, when tail recursion optimization lands, meaning soon. It's getting ridiculous now, with a super blurry line between language features and built-in utils
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by andreineculau 9y ago
FWIW there is a standard to describing (finite) state machines despite the RFC being expired https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-bortzmeyer-language-state-... I have used an "improved" version of it https:&#x2
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by andreineculau 9y ago
The level of pjmedia is just deplorable. One article makes the point that the police officer had his life threatened by someone who TOLD HIM IN ADVANCE THAT HE HAS A FIREARM because that's what you do when you want to shoot, and mentio
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by andreineculau 9y ago
I would mount the S3 bucket locally then let smth like nStream do its job e.g. https://github.com/s3fs-fuse/s3fs-fuse
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by andreineculau 9y ago
I have been doing this for years with remark. Works on any git service, because it only needs a url to a markdown file. See http://andreineculau.github.io/go-remark/?//andreineculau.gi... Source: https:&#x2F
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by andreineculau 10y ago
if anyone is interested in a on-premise minimalistic pastebin-like service, I ended up writing https://github.com/andreineculau/tastebin
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by andreineculau 10y ago
Getting merged http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/210942

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