barrystaes

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by barrystaes 8y ago
> and it rationalizing everything down to its core isn't necessarily helpful. Its why i promised myself to never try and understand how cars work. They just work. If only i could apply that to just about anything..
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> Our tolerance is typically within 1-12 frames (and a bunch of other requirements around shot changes, etc.) Tell me more!
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> Is a shared database in microservices actually an anti-pattern? No, unless you dont want (or care about having) a single source of truth. If state is distributed its harder to backup/restore/rewind or even query atomically an
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Does something like flightradar24 exist for trains? The only API i found exclude all freight trains. (Netherlands) https://spoorkaart.mwnn.nl/
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Hmm.. the Google article stipulates: > WebAssembly on the other hand is built entirely around raw execution speed. So if we want fast, predictable performance across browsers for code like this, WebAssembly can help. So i wanted to see h
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> A bet in which you can win nothing more than a refined résumé, or lose a lot of time. I strongly disagree. Perhaps if you dont really have a problem that needs React to solve it. I understand you already had extensive expertise solving
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> Personally if you are spending all that time and energy recreating the wheel just to say "you don't use JQuery " Heavy movie trailer voice Consider a world, where there is no problem that required jQuery. I refer to
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Well the library looks good enough to give this a spin. And a demo on http://todomvc.com/ JS labs perhaps.
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by barrystaes 8y ago
The article is on a suspect domain: https://https.www.google.com.tedunangst.com/flak/post/griping-about-go Is there any legit reason to have https.www.google.com in there?
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by barrystaes 8y ago
To avoid having to update these files on your pc, these could be served by a "server" on the internet. We would have to run cables around the earth so everyone can benefit.
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> No one taught me to code. As a kid i learned to code using an old book i found, with a computer but no compiler: I simply had not figured out that EDIT.COM was not QuickBasic. Looks the same but had no Run menu... if only somebody told
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Exactly my thought. I wont be using this for exposed/public access. Which websockets are. First vector that comes to mind the stdin escape sequences, then there is the inevitable leaking of sensitive information (besides bugs in the pr
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Adding to whats already said in other replies: Plus: * is it tech i wanted before i knew it existed. * tech clear on limitations / being unfit for case XYZ. * community with low frustration levels.. where clear answers get clear questi
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> Egeria is in-memory for performance reasons I dont see how this relates, as a relational DB can run in-memory, and overflow to SSD. And cache values for the "views".
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Install a webserver/application? Sounds like what you want is a tiny Dockerfile. Can highly advise giving this a try, PM me for questions. And if written in a script (or non-compiled language) probably something to keep your source sa
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> Anyone else experience this? Got any tips? Sometimes. Some things i do to ensure correct question-answer contexts: - When in a meeting with (loud person pushing) wrong answers, ask the right questions. - People dont understand the an
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> it seems to focus more about the benefits of having a centralized request broker / gateway for your APIs Exactly my thought. From article, about REST API: > Any API change had to be deployed simultaneously to all services usi
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Atom was a great experiement to find the limits of the innovative design now known as Electron. They succeeded: the limits where found, moved, found again, moved again, and now hidden far away. The current limit is just performance. Electro
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> a simple, easy-to-install option for server-side software > would unlock countless opportunities for developers. Docker. Its how any software can be packaged with its dependencies. Best for linux serverside/webapp software. Ins
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Do you know of Unraid? Webinterface for NAS and installing dockers in just a few clicks. Simple and versatile. And no need for raid shenanigans - hence the name.
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by barrystaes 8y ago
For getting started with dockers on your home server, try Unraid OS. Its terrific and takes all the pain away. I consider myself a docker power user now, but i still use Unraid at home because it works great.
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by barrystaes 8y ago
I like the shallow copy, and never needed a deep copy. I am using JS for a few years tops, mostly React. To me its exactly what native languages do with pointers. In some languages (like Delphi) its implicit (like JS) and some (like C) its
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by barrystaes 8y ago
> Those tend to be employ maybe two cleaners, one depressed robot and one or two jaded administrators, plus their pot dealer. You just wrote the plot to The New IT Crowd..
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Whats the CVE ? [1] Next Critical Patch Updates by Oracle is scheduled at 15 January 2019. [2] I see this bug exists at least in part in the open-source parts of VirtualBox. [3] Could it be fixed there? Could that (that part being opensourc
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Sorry to say but from my perspective you seem to live in a bubble as well, to use your words. What apps do is add eas of install (app store), and usability (cache, use device sensors, do some offline tasks) For a webapp the installation is
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Often overlooked is that not all SAAS are turn-key, where conversion is not a 2-minute endure with a stranger. For example SAAS meant to complement (relatively expensive) hardware. Conversion is important still, but decided vastly different
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by barrystaes 8y ago
The article shows a screenshot where a heatmap shows how users click on the "Get Started" button a lot and then goes on to state: Looking at these results, the CTA variation design results are much more focused, with hardly any c
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by barrystaes 8y ago
I agree, gains should go to reading the code most of the time. But when you say > It is a suspect proposition that anything is gained by turning 3 lines of code into one line of code. Some code is way more verbose than its description
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by barrystaes 8y ago
Try Unraid on your home server: boots from USB and runs in memory, no raid risks but have network share span several HDDs, parity HDDs, use SSD for cache. No kubernetes involved - just a webinterface to run containers, install dockers as &q
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by barrystaes 8y ago
In other news: Single 1 addition may have helped number 2 become optimal 3 value.

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