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by cylix 3y ago
FYI, PagerDuty is built on top of AWS. They used to do some multi-cloud stuff, but no longer the case (too expensive, too complex, causing more issues than it solved). Source: worked there for 2 years.
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Don’t break production: learn about MySQL locks(simon-ninon.medium.com)
3 points by cylix 5y ago|0 comments
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Making Django Deployments Less Disruptive(simon-ninon.medium.com)
3 points by cylix 5y ago|0 comments
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Agloe, a mapmaker copyright trap that became real(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by cylix 6y ago|0 comments
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by cylix 6y ago
I'm working on the infrastructure of a startup (Whova). Our backend is fully in Django, so our background tasks are run with celery since that's the main tool for that in the python community and a lot of legacy code is built arou
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by cylix 6y ago
Whova | Infrastructure Engineer | San Diego, CA, USA | ONSITE FULL-TIME VISA | 1Y+ experience | 90K+ | Whova is growing fast, especially our recent shifts toward virtual events, and we need to scale our infrastructure! We are looking for a
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by cylix 7y ago
Whova | Full-Stack Engineer (React & Django) | San Diego, CA, USA | ONSITE FULL-TIME NEWGRAD VISA Whova is looking for new full-stack engineers to join our growing team in San Diego (growing 2X every year)! The position involves develop
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by cylix 7y ago
Whova | Full-Stack Engineer (React & Django) | San Diego, CA, USA | ONSITE FULL-TIME NEWGRAD INTERNS VISA Whova is looking for new full-stack engineers to join our growing team in San Diego (growing 2X every year)! The position involves
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by cylix 7y ago
Whova | San Diego, California | Full time | Backend/Infrastructure Software Engineer Whova is creating a new team in charge of developing its distributed development and production infrastructure to support our continuous growth. We ar
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by cylix 7y ago
Whova | San Diego, California | Full time | Backend/Infrastructure Software Engineer Whova is creating a new team in charge of developing its distributed development and production infrastructure to support our continuous growth. We ar
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by cylix 7y ago
Whova | San Diego, California | Full time | Backend/Infrastructure Software Engineer Whova is creating a new team in charge of developing its distributed development and production infrastructure to support our continuous growth. We ar
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by cylix 7y ago
Whova | San Diego, California | Full time | Backend/Infrastructure Software Engineer Whova is creating a new team in charge of developing its distributed development and production infrastructure to support our continuous growth. We ar
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by cylix 8y ago
Whova | San Diego, CA | INTERNS, PART TIME, FULL TIME Company: Whova provides an all-in-one event management solutions including a mobile event app to support conferences, expos, tradeshows, networking and business events. Whova is a fast-g
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Show HN: Iota.lib.cpp, IOTA C++ Client Library(github.com)
2 points by cylix 9y ago|0 comments
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Tips to successfully build your open-source projects(cylix.github.io)
2 points by cylix 9y ago|0 comments
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Quick Thoughts about ChatBots(cylix.github.io)
3 points by cylix 9y ago|0 comments
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by cylix 9y ago
Wow, thanks a lot for your feedback, I really do appreciate a lot! for sync/async, that's a good point. I was not sure about how to design it at the beginning and went for simplicity, but having a consistent behavior makes sense.
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by cylix 9y ago
Hi, Interesting, haven't thought about that, will probably make that small change in the future on this lib and some others of my libs Thanks!
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Show HN: Tacopie, lightweight multi-platform C++11 TCP library(github.com)
37 points by cylix 9y ago|5 comments
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Tips to successfully build your open-source projects(cylix.github.io)
1 points by cylix 9y ago|0 comments
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by cylix 9y ago
awesome, thanks for the tips!
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by cylix 9y ago
exactly, it only supports cluster control API for now
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by cylix 9y ago
Hi, I do use git tags but I also include version numbers in my commit messages so that I can easily determine in which version a given commit was published. I find it pretty useful. I know some people prefer to create a dev branch, then squ
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by cylix 9y ago
Thanks for your feedback! "Why does namespace need explicit "cpp_" prefix?" I get used to namespace by the library name for each library I build. I believe it does make sense, I think here the issue is maybe more about t
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Show HN: Cpp_Redis – C++11 Lightweight Redis client(github.com)
66 points by cylix 9y ago|34 comments
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by cylix 11y ago
Thank you for your advice! This is my real first article (I've never written articles as long as this one before, and I've never written articles in English earlier), so these kind of feedbacks are really interesting :)
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by cylix 11y ago
A lot of people commented about the JSON configuration file and I'd like to clarify this part of the article. The routing configuration through a JSON configuration file was an idea I had at the beginning and it lead me to reflexion. I
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Reflection in C++14: Explanations(blog.simon-ninon.fr)
71 points by cylix 11y ago|33 comments
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Reflection in C++14: Explanations(blog.simon-ninon.fr)
3 points by cylix 11y ago|0 comments
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Reflection in C++14(github.com)
32 points by cylix 11y ago|12 comments

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