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by ckdarby 10y ago
Is this not it? https://github.com/cloudflare/dns
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Get better at writing every day with WritingFlow(medium.com)
8 points by ckdarby 10y ago|0 comments
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WritingFlow my experiment for the new year(medium.com)
2 points by ckdarby 10y ago|0 comments
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I'll just be over here on i3wm not using a mouse...
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Is there any reason why a project like this wouldn't be open sourced? Follow up question, how does a site like this have a $500k annual budget? I was napkin calculating the costs of running this and couldn't get anywhere close to
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Here you go, https://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/
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How a single indexing mistake nearly cost us a boat-load of money(medium.freecodecamp.com)
1 points by ckdarby 10y ago|0 comments
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Currently using internally for production level work. They need to spend serious time making it easier to diagnose issues when they happen. The log is simply not verbose enough and when I hit issues with telegram, kapacitor and influxdb I h
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Site text gets cut off on mobile
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I must agree with you. I bought from this company a while back and during this time their site said free shipping but deep within FAQ it said they don't include duty taxes. So, when it crossed the border into Canada the laptop went up
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by ckdarby 10y ago
https://www.rt.com/news/364768-iceland-pm-resigns-pirates/
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by ckdarby 10y ago
That was 2013 when they were still in prototyping phase. Do the research please.
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I see the comment below saying they bought it secondhand but the company might also just see this as marketing and used the budget for that.
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by ckdarby 10y ago
The ddos attacks seem to be getting larger these days. I've recently seen a ~200 Gbit/s hit us. Does anyone have good resources around mitigation? I was looking at the BGP flowspec but was hopefully that someone might have come ac
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Have you ever contributed to HaProxy? Have you ever tried committing massive alterations to major open source projects? It isn't as simple as here's my massive rewrite, click the accept button and everything works out for the open
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I see a lot of points about how this isn't exactly the best practice but I still don't follow why it isn't the best practice. Say you're already running a video sharing site and your servers are serving up all the conten
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Wouldn't it have made sense to revert the first subpar commit, pulled aside the contributors and explained to them what is acceptable? Disowning the project seems like a lose/lose situation.
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Inventing what becomes a billion dollar technology doesn't mean generating a billion dollars in revenue. Nothing comes to mind where an individual wasn't generously compensated when they start to finish took an invention and built
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I work at a giant corporation, not a startup(medium.com)
3 points by ckdarby 10y ago|2 comments
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Would you say Netflix & Youtube are rather simple? Handling +100 million users is never rather simple...
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I'm going to have to call bullshit, Where do you work or what company do you own? I work at MindGeek, depending on the time of the year it would be fair to say we rank within the top 25 bandwidth users in the world. We are not even clo
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Highly recommend the Asus zenbook. Was able to run Ubuntu right out of the box with everything working aside from having to rebind the screen brightness keys.
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by ckdarby 10y ago
In terms of working at the company, aside from the adult content on people's screen, discussions of adult content, etc it is honestly no different than working at any large company.
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by ckdarby 10y ago
That moment when the company you work at is on the front page of Hacker News xD
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I think the author misses what is being said by the individuals making the 'age' comment. I'm in my 20s and I've said this comment before plenty but it isn't in the context of someone being too old to ship code but
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by ckdarby 10y ago
I agree. I'm always confused how non-descriptive stories make it to the frontpage of HN though...
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Paywall. Why Does HN allow this stuff to be submitted?
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by ckdarby 10y ago
In terms of programming this is nearly useless. I have to change my font size usually 4-5x the normal size I have in my IDE to even feel comfortable looking at it.
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Insights into Two API Outage Incidents(medium.com)
2 points by ckdarby 10y ago|0 comments
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by ckdarby 10y ago
Wish this company had Googled their name before going down this path: http://silex.sensiolabs.org/

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