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by buss 8y ago
Eh, not exactly supersede, but the runtimes are definitely slowly converging. It's a goal of mine to make them easy to switch between -- sometimes you'll want flex because you need a VM, most times you wont. But your code should b
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by buss 8y ago
Also, the NYTimes just published their project which integrates with HashiCorp's Vault: https://open.nytimes.com/open-source-simplifying-serverless-...
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by buss 8y ago
I don't think I can say much more than: technical choices that required a different path to fetch resources from the broader internet.
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by buss 8y ago
You can use net/http to fetch URLs now :) Glad you're enjoying both Go and GAE!
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by buss 8y ago
I mean running a GRPC server, yeah. It's a limitation of our networking stack which we're working on fixing.
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by buss 8y ago
It is quite lightweight, yes! Though...I wouldn't necessarily call Python slow! Python keeps getting faster, and we now support Python 3.7 on our second gen runtimes: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/gcp
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by buss 8y ago
Inbound GRPC will be limited to HTTP1.1; that's a limitation of the platform rather than the language runtime. We're working on HTTP2 support, but I can't promise any timelines.
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by buss 8y ago
> I take it the datastore change is just an api change? (There isn't any data migration needed, is there?) Yup! > It looks like memcache is moving to a third-party service now instead of a built-in api. Is performance different?
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by buss 8y ago
For cloudsql in particular, you can connect via the `/cloudsql` Unix socket. But anything that needs raw socket access can now be used from App Engine. See https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard&#x2F
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by buss 8y ago
Sorry, I copy pasted without double checking. Now fixed!
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by buss 8y ago
runtime: go111, but otherwise -- yes!
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by buss 8y ago
I'm the tech lead and primary software engineer on the Go runtime. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! I'm super thrilled to announce that Go 1.11 is now available on App Engine! We now support... * vendo
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by buss 8y ago
I'm the tech lead and primary software engineer on the Go runtime. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! I'm super thrilled to announce that Go 1.11 is now available on App Engine! We now support... * vendo
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by buss 8y ago
Wow, these audio samples are incredible. I'm surprised to hear the model actually outputting natural-sounding breathing between and inside sentences. Most TTS systems explicitly remove things like that, but the addition of breathing ma
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by buss 8y ago
This is pure political theater and a distraction from real issues. This has two possible outcomes: 1. The "Progressive" majority on the Board of Supervisors passes it and Mayor Breed vetoes it, giving Progressives yet another &quo
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by buss 8y ago
I see a therapist regularly, and starting that habit was the best thing I've ever done for myself. Also, weightlifting and running are both essential to me feeling my best.
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San Franciscans: Election day is Tuesday. Here's what's endorsed by YIMBY(yimbyaction.org)
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by buss 8y ago
I did a secondary analysis, which you can see here: https://github.com/sbuss/sf-planning-pipeline/blob/master/Ne... -- scroll down to "Break down by project type" which shows how the category o
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by buss 8y ago
You're clearly not engaging in good faith, but for everyone else: Grow The Richmond, Build the North, Progress Noe Valley, Castro for Housing, East Bay for Everyone, and all of the peninsula groups ALL advocate for building in their ne
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by buss 8y ago
I'm the lead organizer of Mission YIMBY, and we support building everywhere. We have a particular focus on upzoning all of the exclusionary neighborhoods where apartments are illegal. We'd be happy if the entirety of San Francisco
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by buss 9y ago
If you live in the Mission district of San Francisco and want to get involved, come to the Mission YIMBY general meeting at the end of November. I'm one of the organizers and we're looking to grow our membership base! https:&#x2F
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by buss 9y ago
At Google I work 9-5 or 10-6. I take about 30 minutes for lunch and occasional five to ten minute coffee/snack breaks. Recently I've been trying to set aside my last hour of work to read a programming book relevant to my job. Most
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by buss 10y ago
> but perhaps it's time we on the left said loudly "We hear you, and we understand." Yes! A friend of mine was expressing exactly this sentiment to me the other day. One good result of this election is that it's made
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by buss 10y ago
I know how you feel, but take solace in two facts: 1. Any good company will have a high false negative rate, because it's more expensive to hire a bad candidate than reject a good one. That's why the big ones (Amazon, Google, FB,
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by buss 10y ago
I'm on the fence, but think I mostly agree with you. I expect some new regulations to be created due to Tesla playing fast and loose with this tech.
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by buss 10y ago
VW is going to use the value as of September 2015, before the scandal broke. That value is around $14k for a 2012 Golf TDI. Yesterday, Jalopnik reported an additional $5k compensation on top of the buyback, but I can't find the source
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by buss 10y ago
I think your on-demand delivery to a GPS coordinate idea is the best part of this! I'm not saying don't do the marketplace thing, but if "40% of Online stores in Myanmar loses sales because the delivery person can't find
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by buss 11y ago
This seems like a cool technology > Just needs porting to Golang What will that give you? If it's working now, why rewrite it? How will you get users? How will you make money? What could I use this for besides filesharing?
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by buss 11y ago
I think one of the big problems with statistics for most people, besides the complexity of the math, is understanding when to use which techniques. How will you help the user choose the correct way to analyze their data?
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by buss 11y ago
Looks like you're having some great success with a how-to-code book. What would an app do better than the book?

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