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   by chuhnk 12y ago

   Shedding more light on this. http://googledevelopers.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/introducing-g...
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   GRPC: A high performance, open source, general RPC framework(grpc.io)

   223 points by chuhnk 12y ago|62 comments
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   Go Learn(github.com)

   2 points by chuhnk 12y ago|0 comments
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   by chuhnk 12y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Koum Jan Koum started WhatsApp when he was 33. Now I'm not saying you are the next Jan Koum but I do believe it's never too late to work on something you're passionate ab
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   by chuhnk 12y ago

   How very cool.
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   by chuhnk 12y ago

   As someone who believes in Islam this is an extremely thought provoking piece and I love it. It makes you think and question existence. It makes you wonder about what we're doing here and how life would be different if we existing at a
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   by chuhnk 12y ago

   What server is being used? Is it OSRM?
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   Ask HN: Have you applied to YC15?

   4 points by chuhnk 12y ago|0 comments
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   by chuhnk 12y ago

   I go to the gym 4 times per week for an hour. I make the time for it. Healthy body, healthy mind. There needs to be period of times which you escape reality, as in no connection to the working world, no phones, nothing. The gym is that time
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    Ask HN: Where do you prefer to work? Pure tech or consumer focused companies?

    1 points by chuhnk 12y ago|0 comments
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Hailo - London - https://www.hailoapp.com/ Get a ride in two taps. Using e-hail to get you from point A to B might sound simple but there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes. From the iOS, android or web app all the
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Having spent over 2 years using Go professionally at both Google and Hailo, I can confidently say it's here to stay.
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Because it would be taxed at 40% vs the spin off which would mean absolutely no tax.
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Posed this question to the creator of NSQ, Matt Reiferson just a few minutes ago. His response https://twitter.com/imsnakes/status/559827559806808069
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Hi. Good question. We actually have both use cases. In the case where we require reliability and guaranteed delivery we publish to multiple nodes and standard channels that persist messages in the case of subscribers disconnecting or overfl
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    We are using NSQ at Hailo for sending and receiving billions of messages every day. It scales incredibly well and is extremely reliable. We'd be happy to speak more about this with anyone who's interested.
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    I worked at the Google office in London as an SRE. I arrived their via acquisition. Google was a leisurely existence in comparison to the startup world. I could easily achieve nothing if only by just enjoying the endless perks. In the early
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    Show HN: Logslam – Go Replacement for Logstash in the ELK Stack(github.com)

    1 points by chuhnk 12y ago|0 comments
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Why would you do this?! Please tell me this is some form of elaborate trolling?
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Ian! Thanks, much appreciated. Good to know Consul is standing up to your usage, gives me more confidence in it. I made the registry an interface so it could be used in many ways.
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    Thanks. Go-micro is by no means a complete solution. It's merely an experiment in the world of microservices and a conversation starter.
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    Show HN: Go-micro – a microservices client/server library(github.com)

    27 points by chuhnk 12y ago|4 comments
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    A16z Podcast: Why the Datacenter Needs an Operating System(a16z.com)

    2 points by chuhnk 12y ago|0 comments
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    1. Learn how AWS or GCE works, not just with the command line tool but the APIs too. Fundamentally understand how all the offered technologies can be used together to host a platform for a business. While we still have bare metal and manage
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    I work in the tech industry. In the tech industry, titles are absolutely bullshit. We have varying descriptions from developer all the way up to rock star ninja wizard to describe the exact same thing, someone who gets shit done. At large t
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    They mean the same thing. Another word would be Engineer.
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    I completely avoid the Docker logging because it completely sucks. Currently to deal with compatibility I mount a read/write volume and redirect stdout/stderr there. In the future I will have apps direct output to logging agents r
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    Webapps as microservices(sudo.hailoapp.com)

    19 points by chuhnk 12y ago|0 comments
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    http://myodc.io/ Building a microservices ecosystem. Starting with one click Cluster as a Service with Kubernetes on multiple cloud platforms. Then leveraging that to offer a microservices platform which gets you started ex
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    by chuhnk 12y ago

    I think what Redhat is doing with Atomic and OpenShift is really great. They are building some awesome stuff around Kubernetes however I feel like that is going to be entirely geared towards the enterprise space. Much like OpenStack it&#x27