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by bithavoc 6y ago
Congrats on your launch, just tweak it and repost. Thanks for sharing it.
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by bithavoc 6y ago
dup https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24074588
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by bithavoc 6y ago
> What did I tell existing customers about the price change? > Nothing. I probably should have, but it fell off my to-do list. This pisses me off, I started paying for Notion back when they limited the number of blocks monthly and the
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by bithavoc 6y ago
Any ETA for .dev?
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by bithavoc 6y ago
Is a Dream Machine Pro a UniFi NVR protect hardware controller or do we need to acquire the dedicated NVR hardware linked in that page in order to use Protect?
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by bithavoc 6y ago
Gatsby.js raised money, Next.js raised money, and then Gatsby.js raised even more money.
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by bithavoc 6y ago
What about security patches, how does it work in the FreeBSD world?
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by bithavoc 6y ago
> Clients observed a monotonically growing list of elements until [1 2 3 5 4 6 7], at which point the list reset to [], and started afresh with [8]. This could be an example of MongoDB rollbacks, which is a fancy way of saying “data loss
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by bithavoc 6y ago
Can this license be used to, say, create a Datadog-like SaaS powered by TimescaledDB?
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Israel Isolates Coronavirus Antibody(nytimes.com)
8 points by bithavoc 6y ago|0 comments
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by bithavoc 6y ago
I migrated a client from Cloudinary($1k+ /mo) to B2, a Go+ImageMagick program running in DigitalOcean and Cloudflare CDN for a total of $60 /mo. It’s been running for two years now, B2 has been incredibly reliable.
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Raft: Understandable Distributed Consensus(thesecretlivesofdata.com)
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by bithavoc 6y ago
- Web: No framework, I mostly use https://goswagger.io but for basic stuff then just the standard http library + https://github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter - Testing: https://golang.org/pk
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by bithavoc 7y ago
The pushed a change to fix the DNS propagation 45 minutes ago[0]. Edge servers continue to proxy but no new records are being served. [0] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/57shkf1841kh
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by bithavoc 7y ago
What’s the energy consumption of WSL2, I understand it’s a Virtual Machine now, isn’t that heavier than what WSL1 is?
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by bithavoc 7y ago
What is “Google Cloud Components”, sounds like something all the other products depend on. If that’s the case, a lot of other products should be marked as down in their status page, other users have confirmed a lot of products are down. Thi
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by bithavoc 7y ago
Meanwhile their status page[0] is all green. The less they publish on their status page the more nines they preserve. [0] https://status.cloud.google.com/ Edit: status page not entirely green now, took them 25 minutes to ac
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by bithavoc 7y ago
I think the definition of "massive or complex system" varies between developers with different backgrounds, in your opinion, what's considered truly massive and complex system that may require Kubernetes?
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by bithavoc 7y ago
What reason would one have to use IBM Cloud? Honest question, what is their advantage?
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by bithavoc 7y ago
I agree, I’m glad Rust is addressing it, one the most annoying things about D is the lack of stack traces and is the reason I stopped using it and switched to Go entirely, I wrote a blog post[0] about D vs Go and their approaches to stack t
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by bithavoc 7y ago
Why, is it illegal?
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by bithavoc 7y ago
What terms? Edit: I didn’t know Sci-Hub was illegal.
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by bithavoc 7y ago
It’s serverless, it can’t be down. What’s going on here?
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by bithavoc 7y ago
B2 does not implement the S3 API. Also the B2 API is much slower than S3.
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by bithavoc 7y ago
Correct, I’m using TLS with password authentication, I don’t want to generate certs for my backend user, so yes, root password authorization solves the issue. I can wait for 20.1, should be coming up this month right?
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by bithavoc 7y ago
Second that, the CockroachDB documentation is excellent. All the DDL and DML statements are clearly documented and with examples, that's really cool.
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by bithavoc 7y ago
A few weeks back after my attempt to switch to Yugabyte I decided to commit to CockroachDB in a dedicated cluster with TLS, my backend runs migrations including creating the database but only admins and root are able to create databases but
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by bithavoc 7y ago
I tried Yugabyte a few weeks back, the TServer kept crashing while my backend was creating some very simple tables. I'm stuck with CockroachDB for the time being.
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Startup School Winter 2020(blog.ycombinator.com)
3 points by bithavoc 7y ago|0 comments
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by bithavoc 7y ago
Yeah I can totally do that. Feel free to send me an email if you would like to be the first to try it via Testflight.

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