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by duggan 11y ago
Some of us have an idea, if only because a full build and integration test cycle for clusters of virtual machines can take hours depending on how the pipeline is organized!
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Why I am not a fan of Apache Kafka(gist.github.com)
5 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 11y ago
I'd actually be ok with explicitly endorsing something if it's something I really like (and not get a revenue cut). The sort of product/services where I'm a "Net Promoter" 9-10. Could have a sort of "tinde
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by duggan 11y ago
I think if you Google many of those names, the first thing that will come up is a Wikipedia article about them.
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by duggan 11y ago
> Who is the most competent to make this decision? The medical professional. Of course government (advised by medical professionals) will set the policy which will constrain the possible decisions. This has gone poorly quite often throug
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by duggan 11y ago
> color me skeptical that these stack discussions are entirely spontaneous. Author here, I suspect all this means is that Datadog's marketing is as effective as their product. It's rare I give any software or service truly glow
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by duggan 11y ago
To my recollection, EBS has only suffered one such major failure, some time in 2011 (I was working for Engine Yard at the time). It hasn't factored strongly into my decision making since, other than that since AWS weathered it, they&#x
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by duggan 11y ago
Similar work is progressing well for (off the top of my head) Kafka[1], Riak[2], and MySQL[3] though you'll note they're all quick to point out "don't use this for production yet." I'll be keeping on top of the
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by duggan 11y ago
Yeah, I sort of alluded to it in the article but didn't expand on it - we're doing a combination of things. 1. Using AWS services where we can (DynamoDB) 2. Provisioning more "traditionally" to instances, and managing th
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Seqtest – test TCP under load(github.com)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 11y ago
> Like any high performance system, it won't do this out of the box and does require some tuning based on your use case. Absolutely, I'm just trying to discern whether it can reasonably be considered a "second choice"
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by duggan 11y ago
This is largely what I'm trying to avoid. Looking at the Hadoop toolchain raises more than a few alarm bells, but I don't want to dismiss it too quickly since a lot of people have clearly invested a lot of time into it.
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by duggan 11y ago
Both this and Twitter Engineering's recent post[1] on HDFS make me wonder whether HDFS is something a team would reach for in 2015. I'm starting to read into the technologies in this area (i.e., I have not used much of the Hadoop
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Running a Modern Infrastructure Stack(blog.barricade.io)
8 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Defending Your Time(blog.barricade.io)
6 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Pwn the Docs: Vulnerability in readthedocs.org(alex.hyperiongray.com)
2 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 11y ago
The problem is that this is just rephrasing "survival of the fittest," a concept misappropriated from evolutionary theory into societal planning numerous times by despots, and which - to my mind - has no place in a society mindful
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by duggan 11y ago
This is basically how Datadog works. Unfortunately they do service monitoring rather than exception tracking, but certainly lessons can be learned from them. Hands down the best designed operations product I've used.
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The DeWitt Clause(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Voicebox – a voice control app built with electron(github.com)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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HashiConf Live(hashiconf.com)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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The Next Chapter(blog.websummit.net)
3 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Who owns my availability?(whoownsmyavailability.com)
3 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 11y ago
In a pithy one liner: it's curl pipe bash for local binaries. I've run into it when I used to install Virtualbox "Guest Additions" or whenever I'd make the questionable decision to use the latest video drivers durin
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by duggan 11y ago
> That said, for some projects I’d prefer Rust. Specifically for very large projects, a heavier reliance on abstractions starts to make more sense. This is an interesting point, because I've never actually worked on a large project
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by duggan 11y ago
I certainly recall them, but is there value in that? It's not like I, or many others, I imagine, associate it with a positive purchasing intent. I remember memes, but does that make the meme creator, or subject, powerful? Influential?
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by duggan 11y ago
Just on the first point, I'd heard a couple of years back that CPI/CPM was on the decline due to lack of measurable impact. Does that ring true? It does sound believable that serious saturation campaigns would work, though I'
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Ask HN: Why do companies care about adblock?
4 points by duggan 11y ago|7 comments
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How Dublin is becoming a no-go zone for new tech firms(independent.ie)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Google Container Engine(cloud.google.com)
2 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments

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