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by cfontes 7y ago
That is cool! Thanks for the info, this is why HN is awesome. COVID topic, and all of a sudden you learn every children book is wrong!
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by cfontes 7y ago
The pig one is very nice, I like this one “Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.” Attributed to Mark Twain
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by cfontes 7y ago
My solution was to give up. I was stressing too much over it and it drives me insane people are so stubborn without any data to back their claims. If provided data they just wave it aside with a random argument and move immediately on to an
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by cfontes 7y ago
As someone with a little experience troubleshooting actor based systems, having 1600 of them sounds (actors not instances) like a nightmare.
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by cfontes 7y ago
Minikube is super easy to use, or k3s.
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by cfontes 7y ago
Awesome, I had a misunderstanding it was only GoLang because of your github repos, get ready to get filthy rich with this. If you ever come to SA, never partner with Localweb ( biggest/major local server provider ) they are garbage.
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by cfontes 7y ago
Good to know, this looks great! Btw any plans to support Java applications?
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by cfontes 7y ago
No south america :(
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by cfontes 7y ago
10+ years looks a bit extreme. But the small amounts is a wise advice.
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by cfontes 7y ago
Nothing eat Hippos, a healthy adult has no predators. I guess only man and other hippos can kill a hippo.
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by cfontes 7y ago
I miss Inbox too, it was a pleasure to use it. My inbox was always empty, no spam e-mails no useless stuff. Only actionable e-mails and scheduled tasks The people behind it should start a new business based on it.
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by cfontes 7y ago
Why not both?
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by cfontes 7y ago
I use Kafka with SSL/SASL on K8S and last time I checked it's not easy or fast to put any of this dashboards to work with it. I think I will try again, maybe it's easier now.
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by cfontes 7y ago
That is probably the BOX BODY: Dimensions: 160.5mm x 76.6mm x 9.2mm Weight: 185 gram
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by cfontes 7y ago
> forgetting a small slice of data from a large set a complicated and nearly impossible task to accomplish. We use Kafka as our storage for almost everything, and we managed to solve this by encrypting all user data that is relevant to G
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by cfontes 7y ago
Or you can read some good books and learn from your peers through networking with other "business" people.
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by cfontes 7y ago
I actually work on one that is trying to do it, www.getbux.com Netherlands and Germany for now.
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by cfontes 7y ago
nice to know. Thanks for the reply
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by cfontes 7y ago
I am completely out of the loop so might be my ignorance, but why is Brex worth so much? The founders are super smart and accomplished, I even know some people that worked at pagar.me which was big success in Brazil and can say the guys are
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by cfontes 7y ago
Kafka exactly-once semantics addresses the main issue of the article I think. It's now relatively simple for a developer to implement a system with exactly once guarantee as long as you take care of the world that is not inside a Kafka
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by cfontes 7y ago
Easy to say that when your summer is 2 months long with max temp of 30C something, try a 9 months summer ( most of south america, africa, south east asia and oceania ) with a max of 45C +. We should turn off winter heating too then as that
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by cfontes 7y ago
Hey I used buxfer for years when I was trying to control my finances and learn my patterns during college and first jobs. It was great, I liked it so much that even on a super shitty exchange rate for me I became a subscriber at the time, e
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by cfontes 8y ago
There is already bio-plastic, it's just expensive because oil is super cheap.
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by cfontes 8y ago
Reminders, bundles, UI and travel features were great. Never had my inbox so clean, before.
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by cfontes 8y ago
some ads are also disguised as emails, thankfully AdBlocks picked this up.
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by cfontes 8y ago
Yeah I also was sad about Inbox, it really solved all my problems. I loved it. Now back in gmail and it sucks, it's just a cluster of emails with no way to filter thru without a lot of effort. Specially the reminders and the automatic
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Kafka Cruise Control Front End(engineering.linkedin.com)
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by cfontes 8y ago
I enjoyed reading it too, to the point and full of information. I really hate the current pattern of getting some interesting topic and nice data about and burring it into 20 pages of story telling journalism.
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by cfontes 8y ago
https://stocks.getbux.com/ we will be launching it next year! Disclaimer: I work at BUX.
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by cfontes 8y ago
This is amazing, thanks for sharing it! A very useful feature that I always missed but never actually tough about. I've had a hard time understanding the slices on the beginning will be very useful for troubleshooting bad images also w

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