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by drenvuk 8y ago
There is something that should be said about nginx's third party modules. There are many and they add quite a bit of functionality, especially when they're upstream modules. https://www.nginx.com/resources/wi
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by drenvuk 8y ago
It works with nginx threads using aio. It's in one of the issues there if you look deep enough. https://github.com/Taymindis/nginx-c-function/issues/2 I haven't figured out how to get rid of the dr
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by drenvuk 8y ago
It's like you only read the end of my post and skipped the rest of it. I'm going to be a dick here when I say this but this is the reason I have my way of dealing with things people... What you just posted is useless. I don&#x27
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by drenvuk 8y ago
This guy has the right idea. Do you think it's worth it to send a PR because it's a cool project? Submit a PR. Maybe because you submit a PR more people submit PRs. Keep your fork and pull the changes that you like while giving
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I think this would count as esoteric if you ignore the drama portion of it. Just to get to the point of understanding what they're talking about would probably take months of dedicated uninterrupted work. Neat. I have no idea where
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Lovely, now they can get rid of AMP. It's an unwelcome distraction.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Why not simply weight the search results and make an open grading project? Site loads slowly versus other sites that do similar things? Give it a C or a D instead of an A. Weight the results instead of just giving the top to amp pages. E
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I would second this. Finviz felt educational when trying to find growth stocks for me. The terminology used and capabilities provided are pretty deep.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Is there a better way to scrape nowadays? There's so much javascript that needs to be loaded and run to make a site usable. Scrapy doesn't really do enough anymore.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Kore.io, 4 workers, modified cpp example, along with state machine https://github.com/jorisvink/kore json library https://github.com/nlohmann/json wrk, post with json payload via lua post script
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by drenvuk 8y ago
All of these should come with the disclaimer that your use case among other things will determine how much your mileage varies. For instance, when I benchmarked (wrk) my json utilizing API with a payload size of 145-200 bytes + a minimal h
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I don't know if this is a fair point of view but from an outsider's perspective it seems like any company that isn't Waymo is simply burning money. What companies actually have a reasonable chance at developing a usable auto
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by drenvuk 8y ago
If someone could explain, what is the difference between what redis is doing and what nginx does with nginx+plus? I feel like most people use nginx still.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I feel the same way as you. It seems to be the nature of all good forums or anything that has a concentration of folks that create good conversation. The good people move on to other things and/or the newer people come in, typically
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by drenvuk 8y ago
- Technical things that have nothing to do with how amazing or bad Rust, Golang, or a new js fotm is. Hype distortion is bad. - Math stuff - Bug fixes and security things - Career related things I try to avoid flamewar topics and articles
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by drenvuk 8y ago
This is very cool. I want to search, can we search?
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Would joining FANG et al be something you'd be interested in? I thought they hired you guys to handle the actual servers that power the cloud.
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Thoughts on Taste(paulgraham.com)
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I did make an assumption that shouldn't have been made, my apologies. I still think this is a cool effect that it can be used for.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
This is a nice breakdown but the most interesting thing I see is keeping the statistics to themselves by posting them to the site as svgs, not images and not text. You can't highlight them for copypasting even though a screenshot will
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by drenvuk 8y ago
This is true. My phone connected to 4g when I turned it on but then upon my first search using google now it disconnected and then reconnected to an H+ network and completed the search. It was pretty cool how they made a completely separa
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by drenvuk 8y ago
So then we randomize the padding, what's next? How else do they figure it out? My mind jumps directly to funny traffic patterns like a single person using the domain or maybe a non-normal looking website that doesn't serve static
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by drenvuk 8y ago
How about a thought experiment, assuming you had multiple domains, obfsproxy and Let's Encrypt going how are they going to be able to tell if everything is over 443?
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I believe that's when there aren't too many middlemen in the way or too many people driving up the cost of your materials when you can source them better at a different stage in the processing route. Logistics companies are middl
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by drenvuk 8y ago
His price will most likely just come under what it would cost to produce somewhere else. Anyone else in China has to deal with laws and regulations. If the news article is correct he's essentially fixed the rules so that he has the b
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by drenvuk 8y ago
A question that is somewhat on topic: does anyone have any articles or books on the vertical integration of some car manufacturers in the past where they had raw iron ore come in one side and cars roll out the other? I would be intereste
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I have said this before in other topics when someone is getting fed up with their job and want to try their hand at making a company. Get the business started, running, profitable and automated (with humans, bots, or scripts) and then quit
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by drenvuk 8y ago
My question is where are those companies moving to?
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by drenvuk 8y ago
That is quite a jump you're making. Interest != qualification and looking for work-life balance != lack of qualification. I think that it is a bad characterization to make that leap of logic. Just considering the statements that yo
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by drenvuk 8y ago
It seems I'm wrong then, I didn't know the contents of the Civil Rights Act. Thanks for letting me know.

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