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by chucky_z 8y ago
Have you looked into https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Groovy+Hook+Script ? There's a handful of cool scripts that other folks have written :) Check out this repo for an example: https://gith
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by chucky_z 8y ago
The reasoning why this exists is in the very first paragraph... > Python’s lack of safety guarantees can be problematic when, as is increasingly the case, it is used for critical applications with high correctness demands. The Python com
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by chucky_z 8y ago
1Password is amazing. Hopefully Apple doesn't even touch them, and they continue developing that CLI that's been hinted at and teased a few times.
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by chucky_z 8y ago
Unrelated to EFS, but I found Gluster to have good performance for this use-case vs. NFS/CIFS.
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by chucky_z 8y ago
We use ~100GB with a lot of in/out for EFS, as a kind of 'nearline S3,' mounted to a hundred ec2 instances or so. It replaced an NFS server doing the same thing, and it ended up being slightly cheaper cause you don't pa
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by chucky_z 8y ago
I'm glad that pretty much the whole thing is 'use pgbouncer.' This was my exact situation at a previous position. We needed up to 20k connections to a single pgsql master. Even the most monster postgres server falls over ar
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by chucky_z 8y ago
https://godoc.org/github.com/andlabs/ui
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by chucky_z 8y ago
I've found MySQL to have issues with datasets that don't fit into the innodb buffer pool. Are you doing a lot of partitioning to make everything work well? If everything is behind an ORM, have you considered trying out PostgreSQL
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by chucky_z 8y ago
I just got back from RedisConf and antirez brought up the idea (or that it's already in-development... he was not clear) of releasing an official redis cluster proxy for use with older/less-featured clients. I believe it was broug
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by chucky_z 8y ago
Excellent article! The use of Lua solves a lot of potential issues here with competing writes to similar spaces for rate limiting, causing potential bizarre errors. The one thing I would note that doesn't seem to be covered is if you
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Did you ever attempt to use PyPy? Flask works with it, and in my experience the handful of times I've needed Python to be more performant, PyPy got me there easily. My use-case was I was doing a heavy part of an ETL pipeline out of
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by chucky_z 9y ago
fdw_cstore! It's a workable columnar store, but honestly if you have "big" data it's only passable. It is much easier to run than other columar stores however.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I don't know TimescaleDB but PipelineDB is more about real time constant aggregation. You can do like a rolling sum that's has many inserts a second for a very long time, and the speed of retrieving the sum and inserts remain pre
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by chucky_z 9y ago
RDS supports some random PL stuff, specifically PL/Perl and PL/v8 it seems.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
The documentation is actually quite good! http://yaml.org/spec/1.2/spec.html They provide a huge amount of examples, and YAML is actually I think a lot more powerful than most folks realize.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I think it's naive to think you're completely protected just because code isn't supposed to ever run. It seems as though the simplest and safest piece of mind is to use some extra layers of protection ala SELinux. This won&#
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by chucky_z 9y ago
running containers on google compute or ec2 has always been the same. gke is great, however. if you need to run kubernetes in production, today, i would not even slightly hesitate to yell to the corners of the earth to run gke. it makes m
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Not having much of a savings, and moving to the bay area after getting a bay area job with a bay area salary (wow!!), only to realize that you also need to pay for bay area rent (WOW!!!). If said person has animals, children, or a spouse it
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I've personally had different experiences in a professional workspace. I'm currently sitting at a ~15% replacement rate (e.g.: Apple saying they cannot fix it, and giving us a new one) across ~12 touchbar MBP's. We have 2 o
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Lenovo's tablets are quite solid. I've been using a Lenovo Yoga Tab 2 for a year or two now quite happily.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
We're in the process of trying to get a trial for Zoom, as we initially bought in heavily on Google Hangouts and it's proving to be a terrible UX. I know how to use it, and I've shown everyone how to setup meetings, add room
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by chucky_z 9y ago
But didn't it? If you go to any fancy estate you'll see quite a lot of Asian art. Most of it probably produced in/from/inspired by China. If you're in the bay area go to Filoli and you'll see exactly what I&#
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Is this a surprise? When I think quality tapestries I always think India and Pakistan. India is similar to China in that they both have a rich heritage of wonderful art, and a huge population to carry on that tradition. It's surpris
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I'd be totally fine if we were charged like datacenters. e.g.: pay for a minimum of 10mbps, but burstable to 100mbps, and if you average over 10mbps/mo, pay some fee. It's typically different, but it ends up being a few TB&
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Do you primarily drink iced, cold brewed, or something like keurig?
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by chucky_z 9y ago
there's.... i believe there is enough anecdotal evidence to state with a reasonable confidence level that coffee makes you poop.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I would add the caveat that it depends on your data heavily. I supported a 20TB single-node DB, and it worked just fine. We had a lot of cold data though (about 10TB of it was solely for historical records, and 9.5TB of the rest was only a
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Yep! I tried edibles, joints, and vape pens from 3 different dispensaries in the bay area. The edibles and "free" joint I got from Airfield Supply Co. were the ones that effected me the least negatively.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
This is great news! VSCode has become my defacto editor across all of my environments, Linux, macOS, and Windows (10). With a small amount of background setup that differs between environments I have essentially the exact same thing across
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Cannabis has pretty awful side-effects for me. It gives me absolutely incredible nausea, to the point where I've tried it ~10 times in varying doses, thinking my dosage was an issue, and out of those I was violently ill 4 of the times

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