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by be_erik 4y ago
It can be a bit clunky setting up the jar (or hosting it yourself), but it's still the best worst option. It scales pretty well and can draw some very complex flows, while still giving you the best in just plain ole text editing. I cou
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by be_erik 6y ago
We have a two services in production that use node/grpc, both as clients and as servers and have seen very few issues. We have seen some library issues related to old versions of the now "legacy" protobuf implementation, but
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CVE-2019-8641 – Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in OS X(support.apple.com)
2 points by be_erik 7y ago|0 comments
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by be_erik 7y ago
Yup, seeing 500s on some internal products that use Google as an auth wall. Mostly for users that are logged out.
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Reverb to Be Acquired by Etsy(reverb.com)
5 points by be_erik 7y ago|0 comments
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by be_erik 7y ago
Search gets less attention these days, but mostly because the current tools work so well. Scaling Elastic is still a bit of a dark art, but our company likely wouldn't exist without lucene/elastic. They take a bit to learn and use
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by be_erik 7y ago
To get this to install on osx 1. git clone https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/scdoc 2. Edit Makefile and remove -static flag from ldflags 3. make install 4. git clone https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/aerc 5.
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by be_erik 7y ago
This is absolutely incredible. I never thought this would be possible-- wasm opens a new phase of software development and deployment.
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Rendering on the Web: Performance Tradeoffs(developers.google.com)
1 points by be_erik 8y ago|0 comments
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by be_erik 8y ago
Markov chains can be used to do type ahead prediction. It's likely what the iOS uses for their predictive keyboard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain
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by be_erik 8y ago
For sure it may, but I wonder how many of those decisions will be regretted? Java is a fast portable language with a decent type system and a bevy of time tested libraries. It certainly isn't perfect, but modern Java is a decent develo
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by be_erik 8y ago
HTTP 1.1 support would help those of us working in AWS with ELBs
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by be_erik 8y ago
I recently built something like this: https://github.com/reverbdotcom/protopkg
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by be_erik 8y ago
Funny, I live in Chicago, so maybe things are different here, but I view cabs as nearly a luxury now. The rates are similar to uber/lyft, still slightly higher, but not much. The service is very different though: 1. The driver often kn
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by be_erik 8y ago
Agreed, I think most people miss the point that most protobuf implementations support JSON and/or binary across the wire. We flip an accept flag for the frontend and we get well structured JSON.
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by be_erik 8y ago
We use both, gRPC for backend services and a GraphQL server that aggregates and communicates with those services for the frontend. Because the backend is all described with .proto files its trivial to autogenerate most of the GraphQL server
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by be_erik 9y ago
Vim support would certainly get me to purchase this. Are you planning on using nvim as a backend or are you going to roll your own emulation?
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Reverb Opens New Vinyl Marketplace, Reverb LP(lp.reverb.com)
4 points by be_erik 9y ago|0 comments
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Bridging Rails and Node.js with GRPC(product.reverb.com)
4 points by be_erik 9y ago|0 comments
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tmate, Instantly Share Your Terminal Session(tmate.io)
1 points by be_erik 9y ago|0 comments
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by be_erik 9y ago
tmate is fantastic for exactly this. You can share a session on your local machine, the pair doesn't need tmux, and obviously you don't need a remote machine setup for development. https://tmate.io/
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by be_erik 9y ago
I want to head to your farmer's market then. I live in a high density city and proteins at my farmer's market are at least 2x supermarket prices.
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by be_erik 9y ago
NSQ does nothing like this out of the box. You could create a channel for each topic that accumulates messages, but those messages would not be distributed across the cluster and after consuming them once they would be effectively gone. I
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by be_erik 9y ago
We use it to sync data stores for denormalization purposes (think syncing postgres tables into ElasticSearch) and event based communication between small services.
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by be_erik 9y ago
We debated the same question and went with NSQ for now. We might need some of the guarantees that Kafka makes in the longterm or for some specific use cases, but for a no thrills distributed messaging platform that is incredibly simple to o
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by be_erik 9y ago
Absolutely, but you can't rely on it to be persistent like Kafka. We use it extensively and are incredibly happy with it, but we follow best practices around not putting state in messages, making changes idempotent, and ensuring that w
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by be_erik 9y ago
Use http://gofccyourself.com to quickly leave a public comment regarding net neutrality.
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by be_erik 9y ago
Thank you so much for seatest! I've used it before on a couple of small projects and really liked it. Yes, it is a bit of a pain to specify the tests, but if you're red/greening it works out great. I'd love to see the sc
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Docker transitions to “Moby”(github.com)
5 points by be_erik 9y ago|0 comments
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by be_erik 10y ago
With all of these note editing applications I wish I could bring my own editor. Vim has ruined me and it can be hard to adopt any of these applications without being able to use vim keybindings. https://github.com/xolox&#x2F

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