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didip
11y ago
This is just anecdotal, but that price point at the quality you want is possible in downtown San Jose.
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didip
11y ago
Out of curiosity, I thought there were a few blog posts about how Parse is written in Go. But based on this blog post, it looks like you are re-implementing https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server as a node app.
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didip
11y ago
How's the reliability story going, nowadays? Especially around layed filesystems.
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didip
11y ago
Count me in as one of the people who are excited. If you don't mind, Can I also get an invite?
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didip
11y ago
I can come up with a few on top of my head: Netflix, Apple, Google
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ResourceD – Toolkit for helping DevOps to write automation tools
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11y ago
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didip
11y ago
Four startups ago, I did a simpler one in Nginx using embedded Lua and Redis. It can definitely be done, but writing it in Go is easier, and funner :D
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didip
11y ago
Glad to hear that the project helps!
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didip
11y ago
Excellent feedback! I've updated the code to randomly generate the key during bootstrap.
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didip
11y ago
Thanks for the feedback! The project is aimed at getting up to speed as fast as possible, and the docs is geared towards that.
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didip
11y ago
Great point! I've updated the instruction.
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Go-bootstrap: Generates a lean and mean Go web project
(go-bootstrap.io)
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11y ago
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Vulcand is a reverse proxy for HTTP API management and microservices
(vulcanproxy.com)
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didip
12y ago
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didip
12y ago
Question for Rust peeps out there: Is there a documentation on how to build single binary executable for Rust?
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didip
12y ago
Congrats Quin!
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didip
12y ago
I hope Dropbox replace the python client agent to Go. That will hopefully cut down the memory consumption.
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didip
12y ago
The big idea in storing time series data is to partition data by timestamp (daily/hourly/minutely depending on how granular do you want it). This technique can be done in various data store: * I've done it in PostgreSQL using
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didip
12y ago
83 lines in Go: https://github.com/didip/shawty
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didip
12y ago
I only have 1 change request: Please make the fonts and arrows bigger.
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didip
12y ago
Heroku & Docker. But most importantly, it lends to dynamic configuration when using etcd or zookeeper.
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didip
12y ago
* Kibana on ElasticSearch. This is huge. You get a polished Search & Graphing UI with very little effort. * Much more approachable config. * Its clustering is easier to setup. * Eventhough logstash is a bit heavy for my taste, the whole
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didip
13y ago
I'd rather steal from Tcl/Lua/Go: coroutines+channels
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13y ago
It uses CGI eh? Old school, I like it! * It's a bit hard to find where the HTML/JS templates are. I think that's important for folks who are good at design and willing to help the project. * search.py, looks like it stores in
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didip
13y ago
I'm intrigue, how does it deal with V8 settings? js-flags command? or a different config file? In particular, I'm thinking of V8_MAX_SEMISPACE_SIZE setting. If you cannot change this, then redis-V8 can only store max 1.4GB of data
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didip
13y ago
What if you also get consulting/full time job at the same time? You can always turn the startup part-time if it doesn't pay the bill.
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didip
13y ago
Hm, I'm not sure... proposing when money is dry? Wouldn't that trading one problem with another?
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didip
13y ago
My name is like GUID across the entire internet and I enjoy quite a few benefits in ranking high on search engine.
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didip
13y ago
My personal favorite is docopt: http://docopt.org/
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didip
14y ago
If you use the famous upload module: http://www.grid.net.ru/nginx/upload.en.html , it no longer works since Nginx 1.3.9. See: https://github.com/vkholodkov/nginx-upload-module/issues/41
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didip
14y ago
I'm surprised that Yahoo! directory ( http://dir.yahoo.com ) is not in the gang of six.
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