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by boucher 10y ago
If you're holding all of your assets in a single stock solely because you don't want to take a tax hit, then yeah that's a really bad strategy.
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by boucher 10y ago
Do you think that's still true in a "serverless" architecture?
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by boucher 10y ago
Yeah, I just meant that S3 has partial downloads, so you can still seek. EFS/NFS makes a lot of sense I think when you have a lot of random/unpredictable access across large numbers of files. You could do the same thing with FUSE&
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by boucher 10y ago
Couldn't you just download the portion of the one file you want from S3? Unless EFS is significantly faster... From a caching perspective, you wouldn't seem to gain much in lamda. You can cache in memory/tmpfs until your cont
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by boucher 10y ago
They have. It's called runc. (Or, if you want a slightly higher level wrapper API to manage your containers, containerd)
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by boucher 10y ago
They can't take it away arbitrarily, but unless you're in a good personal financial position there's a good chance you'll lose it anyway.
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by boucher 10y ago
Having some trouble getting it running: https://gist.github.com/boucher/1a9beb22ac3cbadf858a82f4db05...
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Docker images that replicate the live AWS Lambda environment(github.com)
6 points by boucher 10y ago|0 comments
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by boucher 10y ago
I'm pretty shocked CNN would write an article about WebObjects. The news itself is barely news at all though.
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by boucher 11y ago
Without taking sides, the answer seems pretty obvious: why spend the time and money fighting for a percentage of nothing.
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The Composable Future of API Development(medium.com)
6 points by boucher 11y ago|0 comments
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by boucher 11y ago
Understood. We definitely have work to do in Firefox.
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by boucher 11y ago
Obviously it won't work offline if you haven't already installed the package (which seems like the general case?) I'm biased of course, and I understand why some people are turned off by an in browser solution. But I think it
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by boucher 11y ago
I think the main thing Jed was going for, which is different from Pickle and most people aren't picking up on, is that the output is simply JavaScript. It doesn't output a storage format that must be turned back into live objects
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by boucher 11y ago
Which certainly wasn't true at the beginning.
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by boucher 11y ago
And yet the operative fact is that a human could not execute those calculations in a lifetime.
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by boucher 11y ago
For a long time Y Combinator gave less than this. For 6+% of the company.
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DoveCote: Microservices-as-a-Solution(medium.com)
5 points by boucher 11y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Tonic Endpoint and Literate APIs(blog.tonicdev.com)
37 points by boucher 11y ago|1 comments
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by boucher 11y ago
The information may be available, but ultimately the work would have to be done by node, not npm, and it seems reasonable to not want to change such a fundamental node behavior, especially just to support a change in npm.
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by boucher 11y ago
The experimental build has support for user namespaces.
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by boucher 11y ago
Here's the most popular company in SF that runs these: http://realescapegame.com/ They are an offshoot of the Japanese division. All of their games are really well done. There are several other places in the bay area d
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by boucher 11y ago
It's a REPL for Node.js. It has data visualization features, and it also manages npm packages for you, but those are just features. Another way to think of it is, a different (hopefully better) version of the thing you'd get if yo
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by boucher 11y ago
That is definitely something we're considering.
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by boucher 11y ago
We're using the word "embed" in what I feel like is a pretty generically understood web term of "take this external thing and embed it in your page". The actual thing you are embedding is a version of our app, Tonic
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by boucher 11y ago
You can, and you should feel free to give it a shot. Everything is running in its own sandbox, so there's no real issue with that.
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by boucher 11y ago
Yes, it's done automatically. We actually have every package installed, and we parse your require() statements to create the appropriate links internally.
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by boucher 11y ago
It doesn't replicate anything, it's actually running the code in node and sending the result back.
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by boucher 11y ago
Sorry about that. Do you remember what you were having trouble with (or have a link to the document?); feel free to email me at rboucher@gmail.com.
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Embed Node.js on any website(blog.tonicdev.com)
156 points by boucher 11y ago|42 comments

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