drsintoma

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by drsintoma 12y ago
Have you run any benchmarks? Do you have any rough estimations on how does it compare to Lucene in terms of speed and memory usage?
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Turing-Incomplete(turing.cool)
2 points by drsintoma 12y ago|0 comments
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Note that I did not create it. But we found it really useful at the office.
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Generate and manage an internal CA for your company(github.com)
7 points by drsintoma 12y ago|2 comments
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by drsintoma 12y ago
> Google rewards the richest, those who have the resources as you say. Google doesn't care who is it rewarding, google cares about the users that search, they've said that multiple times. And yes, people with better resources b
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Google is not "enforcing" anything, people react like if you are not going to show up in the results at all, or Chrome won't work via HTTP. HTTPS is signal, just like having a link from a well ranked website like HN is a sign
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by drsintoma 12y ago
I'm surprised by the amount of negative comments. Independently of what do you think about HTTPS and CAs in general. Given there the alternative currently is plain text, I'm actually surprised that it wasn't a signal before.
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by drsintoma 12y ago
So what's the upside of this vs Geohash? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geohash
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Terminator* is the closest that comes to mind. * https://launchpad.net/terminator
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Crockford's videos can not be recommended enough. Specially the first ones about the origins of everything I found really enlightening.
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by drsintoma 12y ago
In a past life as sysadmin, I found very useful to encode a letter with number, so that serves with similar specs share the same letter. a1, a2, ... aN for serves 2 cores 8GB ram b1, b2, ... bN for serves 4 cores 8GB ram c1, c2, ... bN for
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by drsintoma 12y ago
I have just now reliazed there is a search box at the bottom.
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by drsintoma 12y ago
> they're expected to spend the first 6 months learning Go on the job. Of course like in everything you have different levels of expertise. But I can tell you first hand that most developers can be productive in Go within 2 weeks if
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by drsintoma 12y ago
It is really worth having a .do domain? given that they are fairly expensive and seems like google will treat them as specific from Dominican Republic and not generic[1]? [1] https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer&
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Really nice guidelines, as someone always fearful of looking spammish almost made me want to submit my stuff, but it still needs some work.
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Go 1.4 to include new code generation tool(golang.org)
8 points by drsintoma 12y ago|1 comments
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by drsintoma 12y ago
A meta-search engine for English speaking jobs in Germany. Backed by Go, elastic search and python scripts. https://englishjobs.de
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Seems like an alternative to jquery-pjax but I don't see real upside of adding json to the equation.
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Cloudflare under DNS attack
1 points by drsintoma 12y ago|0 comments
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Go produces fat binaries, probably not what you expect from this tiny tools. I even believe some linux distributions forbid packages that don't use shared libraries.
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by drsintoma 12y ago
The real difference IMHO is the very low cognitive load that Go requires. It's a very minimal language very easy to reason about. This translates into 2 things: 1. Most programers (above and below average) can just pick-up Go and be pr
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by drsintoma 12y ago
just yesterday I was searching for publicly available administrative geodata of European countries. it's not an easy task due to language barriers and fragmentation. Does anyone know where to download the source data of this project?
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by drsintoma 12y ago
Anyone using NetBSD these days could share what's your use case? Is it just about exotic or legacy systems or are there any upsides compared to other BSDs?
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Turkey's Twitter ban has been overturned(engadget.com)
54 points by drsintoma 13y ago|14 comments
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by drsintoma 13y ago
> 502 Bad Gateway I believe your go process crashed. Consider using something like runit or supervisord.
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by drsintoma 13y ago
> In reality of course, most of us don't have that problem, never had and never will Maybe you never had any problems, but I don't believe "most of us" can say the same. At least me, I'd encountered problems deri
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by drsintoma 13y ago
Ok, I just tried it. It still does.
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by drsintoma 13y ago
Has anyone tried the new scheduler? Does this still block forever? package main import "time" func main() { go func(){ for {} }() time.Sleep(time.Millisecond) }
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by drsintoma 13y ago
Probably I wouldn't have. I now they have to monetize the product, and for a software with simplicity as the strongest selling point, doing it through consulting/support I guess would be a conflict of interests. But when I saw the
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by drsintoma 13y ago
the thing that keeps me away from ansible is the pricing model. I find 100$/year/server way too much. and nobody can ensure me that the OSS version is all I'll always need.

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