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by atmosx 3y ago
By all means, use C++. No need to use something you don’t enjoy. A poor application of Golang that I have seen are full featured web frameworks like the ones you find in interpreted languages (Rails, Django, Lavarel, Phoenix, etc). I feel l
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by atmosx 3y ago
Are you physically tired when trying to sleep? Without a level of physical activity is next to impossible to achieve a good night sleep.
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by atmosx 3y ago
No. People are driven by fear, real or unfounded. Only a very small part of the population could be labeled as inherently evil and that part is usually psychologically impaired.
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iPhone users warned using wrong USB-C cable could destroy device for good(the-express.com)
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by atmosx 3y ago
How many RPS are you serving? What about caching later for assets in the svelte app?
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by atmosx 3y ago
Go with Gogs. Just makes sure you _really need_ to host your own git repo and it's not some sort of overzealous security/compliance measure. If you don't trust github, gitlab, maybe sourcehut ( https://sr.ht - no a
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by atmosx 3y ago
I will check it out. Thanks for sharing.
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I would like to know that as well because last time I've read about this scenario, the x86 version of the app (IIRC golang app) was running almost twice as fast, so pound for pound wasn't worth the switch.
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by atmosx 3y ago
You reminded me of Linus git talk at Google: https://youtu.be/4XpnKHJAok8 was the first time I heard about Perforce :-P
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by atmosx 3y ago
There was an article about a Linux embedded system handling a car back-camera that had to boot within 3-5 seconds or something along those lines.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Finally :-)
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Do we know of a company that makes money by _using_ LLMs for _something useful_ and not selling shovels during the golden rush?
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by atmosx 3y ago
Sorry, I meant 1k registered subdomains per domain.
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by atmosx 3y ago
I would avoid CloudFlare as non-paying customer. Their free tier limit is 1k domains. Might sound like a lot, but if you run multiple subdomains (e.g. dev, stg, prod) in kubernetes using dynamic domain registration (e.g. external-dns), you&
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by atmosx 3y ago
> Go's goroutines are much easier to use. True. Golang multithreading is easy to reason to about. I had to make some mental gymnastics to write multithreaded scripts in Ruby and Python. The Golang implementation was the easiest by f
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by atmosx 3y ago
> I'm not saying a monolith doesn't have problems, but I think the cons of microservices get very little play. I was about to make the same point. I hear you though. In my case CI/CD, application framework, programming lan
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by atmosx 3y ago
> Just think about how massive these costs are. How much feature delivery will have to be delayed or foregone to support the additional architectural complexity? I don’t know if the author has worked with micro services. MS solve a commu
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by atmosx 3y ago
side-note: The Economist offers a "listen" button to subscribers for most articles that appear to the weekly digital publication (web and mobile). The articles are narrated by different, high quality narrators with different accen
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No more ping-pong...
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Because up to this point my experience with automated systems in banks, phone companies and web services companies has been awful even for trivial requests. Until shit improves, I will be bashing on those and prefer companies that allow me
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by atmosx 3y ago
FYI, I am actively avoiding any service that makes it hard for me to talk to a human. I don’t think I am the only one.
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by atmosx 3y ago
> Even if you want the experimental treatment, you cannot get it. Killing someone in an attempt to help is deeply unethical, while merely letting them die is not your fault. This is sometimes also known as the Copenhagen interpretation o
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by atmosx 3y ago
"Distributed Systems 4th edition (2023)"[^1]. I have the 3rd edition. I use it primarily as a reference, but at least the 3rd edition is surprisingly easy to read. From my experience the books assumes basic knowledge. It's ab
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by atmosx 3y ago
Trinity's nmap & lcamtuf's SSH CRC32 exploit[^1] was pretty neat in Matrix II. [^1]: https://packetstormsecurity.com/files/24249/adv_ssh1crc.txt....
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by atmosx 3y ago
It's a free ride when you've already paid.
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by atmosx 3y ago
I haven't worked with CDK. I would avoid cloudformation like the plague, aws support for terraform is really good. There were a few "gotchas" regarding RDS, ElastiCache and some other-resources that do counter-intuitive thing
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by atmosx 3y ago
To mention just the first few that come to mind: - Setup aws billing cost alerts based on thresholds - Consult AWS billing dashboard daily first, then weekly, then monthly. There is a "forecast" that can tell where you're goi
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by atmosx 3y ago
No. These are harmful drugs if not taken with care. In the long run they can very easily have the opposite effect, like cause or accelerate depression.
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There has been countless books discussing what causes this behaviour at length. The author is right, but runs a lot deeper than that obviously. Michael Sandel in his recent book[^1] called "The Tyranny of Merit" analyses the probl
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by atmosx 3y ago
> [...] the most visible parts of the industry have some serious ethical issues that nobody seems worried about enough to even start to talk about addressing them. Thanks for sharing. What kind of "ethical issues" are you refer

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