conradk

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by conradk 9y ago
I disagree that as web engineers, our goal is to make websites faster. Our goal is to make a website that suits the customer's needs. Sometimes, that can even mean making a website slower. I've had that request before because end
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by conradk 9y ago
The v1.0.0 was published the day a bug was fixed and yet the first sentence of this post is "Monocypher is ready for production". Sure, OpenSSL has bugfixes on regular basis as well, but I believe that further fragmenting the cryp
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by conradk 9y ago
Hello David, thanks for your input here! I was wondering specifically about a hybrid cloud / multi-az setup. Does Kubernetes support that?
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by conradk 9y ago
I don't know about ELB, EFS and ASG but: - S3 has a public protocol and many 3rd party providers support it (OpenIO, Scality, Ceph, Minio, etc), - EFS could be replaced with something like DRDB or GlusterFS, or DigitalOcean's bloc
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by conradk 9y ago
What I've found to work well is to push images to your registry with a different tag for each release. For instance, you have "web:1.0" running in production and want to update? Create a "web:1.1" image, push it to
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by conradk 9y ago
I recently evaluated all 3 solutions. Here is how I see it after testing the waters: - want something simple that works today? Docker Swarm - want something amazingly flexible? Kubernetes - already use Mesos or DC/OS? Marathon/Mes
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by conradk 9y ago
Sourcemaps have the drawback that you actually need to generate them first. Sometimes, getting all of the tooling together is teedious. And about the size: if the JS file is cached properly, downloading 1.5mb once doesn't seem like a h
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by conradk 9y ago
I've always found Fastmail's mobile app to be amazingly native-like even though it uses HTML5.
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by conradk 9y ago
How is this absurd? I've had problems debugging minified Javascript in production too. So from my point of view, this seems like an appropriate response.
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by conradk 9y ago
Would it work to override [1] inconsistent functions with consistent versions? [1] http://php.net/manual/fr/function.override-function.php
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by conradk 9y ago
The dependency "git-rev" uses a shell-call too, so this PR doesn't change much apart from removing the dependency itself. Here's the original code from the "git-rev" package: https://github.com/
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by conradk 9y ago
The 2nd sentence is an apology: "Over the last few days, Kite has been knocked around in social media (and the actual media) over several moves we made to expand our user base. It was a humbling experience, and I’d like to apologize to
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by conradk 9y ago
We've seen it happen before though: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2929732/open-source-softwar... This problem applies not only to editor plugins but all sorts of things nowadays: npm packages for Node.js d
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by conradk 9y ago
Could you please elaborate ? I read the whole thing when I posted this comment: it seems like Kite did not automatically request its servers and I do think that plugin-mania is the bigger problem here. Installing plugins with no way to audi
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by conradk 9y ago
To me, it looks like Kite miscommunicated but didn't propagate spyware. From what I understand after reading the related issue on Github, it did not do any requests to its servers without explicit user permission. And I think the bigge
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by conradk 9y ago
I think there are better ways to have portability. Pass [1] handles this nicely with import-scripts. Unfortunately, it seems like it can import into pass, not into any other password managers. [1] https://www.passwordstore.org&#x
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by conradk 9y ago
Thanks for the question. Frankly, at the time, I was under the impression that Keypass what a quite powerful and thus complex beast. I wanted something simple with just the data I needed saved (ie app name, username and password, nothing mo
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by conradk 9y ago
It's unclear to me what this offers that runc or rkt do not offer. They say this : > railcar always runs an init process separately from the container process What does that mean in terms of day to day operations/debugging ? Wh
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Building a Container Runtime in Rust(blogs.oracle.com)
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by conradk 9y ago
> These days Oracle is synonymous with vendor lock-in It seems like their container builder, Smith, creates OCI [1] images, an open format that can be used from other tools such as runc or rkt. [1] https://github.com/open
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by conradk 9y ago
Probably because Smith (1 of the 3 tools) is written in Go and because Oracle wouldn't use Rust just for the sake of using Rust but because it was suited to the task at hand. edit: you might be interested in their article on "Buil
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by conradk 9y ago
For me, the point is that when we throw out a device because it's too expensive to repair, then we diminish our health, because we pollute our environment. It's hard to measure, like a lot of things, but we should not throw away a
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by conradk 9y ago
The article says that consumers are discouraged by the cost of repair. A few weeks ago, I repaired an eltronical appliance and was surprised to see that all screws were screwed into plastic. As I unscrewed them to access the inside of the d
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by conradk 9y ago
Ever since Brexit, I feel like the EU suddenly has plenty of good news for EU citizens (myself included, which makes me happy). No backdoors, free roaming and privacy law in 2018 most notably. Anything else I might have missed that EU is do
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by conradk 9y ago
Is this expected to affect the market for ETH ? And if so, by how much ?
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by conradk 9y ago
Not every interpreted language has this problem. I'm thinking that there probably is a way to get compile time deprecation notices in Typescript. If there isn't, this will probably be possible in the coming years. Typescript is so
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by conradk 9y ago
edited, thanks
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by conradk 9y ago
I'd guess they probably kept a few thousands or million coins for themselves. This way if this takes off, they'll have millions of dollars worth of coin to trade for real money. Or else they'll act as an exchange, which seems
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by conradk 9y ago
You could also have a "monolith" in a single or multiple compatible languages (C, Rust, C++, etc) and have different features/modules separated in different libraries. These libraries could then act as the "microservices
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by conradk 9y ago
tl;dr Cloud Prediction is deprecated in favor of Cloud Machine Learning ( https://cloud.google.com/ml-engine/ )

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