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by crad 6y ago
While it appears that cg_clif is faster to compile, does it provide any performance benefit compared to cg_llvm? Are the compiled binaries as fast as llvm compiled binaries? If not is the use-case for development purposes only?
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by crad 7y ago
I sure enjoyed my copy of the Anarchist Cookbook as a teen. :)
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by crad 7y ago
I recently brought this up with my team. As an "old-school" web developer, I buy in to the whole CSS as design thing, while the front-end engineers @ work switched to using styled react components. As we look to make substantive d
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by crad 7y ago
1Password's business offering is pretty darn good for enterprise use. I highly recommend it.
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by crad 7y ago
And it has: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ketones+drink&va=z&t=hk&ia=web Probably should have searched first :)
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by crad 7y ago
This is the first time I've seen something reference ingesting or drinking ketones. While I imagine it doesn't have the dietary benefit for losing fat, if this is a thing, and it's safe, I'm surprised it's not made
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Safely using setup.cfg for metadata in distributing Python packages(medium.com)
2 points by crad 7y ago|0 comments
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by crad 7y ago
So guy notes autopilot malfunctions in a specific area of road, uses it anyway, and dies. Am I missing something?
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by crad 7y ago
Yet another instance of RedHat buying something I used/liked and killing it off and offering a shitty alternative. And yet another reason I've tried to avoid giving RedHat money over the last 20+ years.
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by crad 7y ago
Addressing my ADD as an adult was an incredibly positive experience. I highly recommend it.
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by crad 7y ago
Anyone else find the design of the page so distracting it was hard to focus on the content? All of the animation behavior, hiding and showing of elements, etc.
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by crad 7y ago
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RabbitMQ Summit 2018 Keynote: Idiomatic RabbitMQ(youtube.com)
3 points by crad 8y ago|0 comments
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by crad 8y ago
I'm pretty happy with mine, but thanks for speaking for us all with your sweeping generalization.
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by crad 8y ago
Check out pgxn.org for Postgres extension distribution /package management.
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by crad 8y ago
Problem is like that XKCD comic about standards. People keep reinventing the wheel instead of embracing and evolving the one thing that works well and has existed for a long time.
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by crad 8y ago
So lobby those projects to add more support. Heck, make a PR to add the serialization language of your choice. Start coding. If they don't want patches for "[insert data serialization formation here]", maintain your own fork.
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by crad 8y ago
I like YAML. It's ok if you don't. It's ok that I do. Want to use TOML? Awesome. Want to use JSON? Go for it. I prefer YAML, it works for me and I'll keep using it until something better comes along that I like. Preferen
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by crad 8y ago
Apples to apples? I don't do Elixir but this is what I think it's doing: io:fwrite(string:join(string:tokens("Hello,How,Are,You,Today",","),".")).
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Show HN: Inject AWS SSM Parameters as EnvVars in your Docker images(github.com)
1 points by crad 8y ago|0 comments
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by crad 8y ago
The move to Fedora on its a huge negative from my perspective. If you're just dropping OpenShift and rebranding Tectonic as OpenShift, I guess that's ok, but I'm still stuck dealing with RedHat (the organization) which in my
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by crad 8y ago
As an early adopter of CoreOS, paid Tectonic user, I find this distressing, disappointing, and it leaves me wondering where I can turn. This is the opposite direction of what RedHat should have done. I was hoping this was a acquisition to m
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by crad 9y ago
Sad thing is there isn’t even baseline feature parity. Not sure what’s going to happen when they give my org a date to move by. Without some of the more enterprisey features, we can’t move to Stride. Oh and the FU on all of our existing in
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by crad 9y ago
Seems like gibberish.
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by crad 10y ago
Mainly because I've had way too much on my plate and have not had time to work on any of my open source projects if they're not directly related to something I'm doing at work.
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by crad 10y ago
Yup, my bad, thanks. I confused the two problems I worked through in working through my use case. The transaction safety one was not the NOTIFY version of the project. That had different issues, which I need to go back and look at my notes
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by crad 10y ago
(Also posted to the comments section of the blog) Great writeup! One of the issues I've run into with LISTEN/NOTIFY is the fact that it's not transaction safe. ie if you call NOTIFY and then encounter an error causing a rollb
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by crad 10y ago
As someone who has made the jump to 3 from 2, I wish 2 would die ASAP. It's a pain to maintain backwards compatibility with my various projects and 3 is demonstrably better.
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by crad 10y ago
I've been using Docker in production for over a year at this point. I can't say that it's been problem free, but nothing so dramatic as this post outlines. For example, I run Erlang apps in it, with heavy production use. Heck
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by crad 10y ago
In our case, we use queues in ha-mode:all and queue ownership isn't as much of an issue there. Our biggest limiter for some of our workloads is actually message size, not velocity. That may change in the future. You're absolutely

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