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by dyu- 9y ago
Cool. Anyway the one I posted above was a typo. I meant to post the github.io link instead of gitlab
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by dyu- 9y ago
The same exact static page is now available in http://dyu.gitlab.io/comments/ Thanks for the heads up about gitlab's static hosting
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by dyu- 9y ago
I do agree that there are more robust ways to have comments on your static blog, like disqus (if you don't mind the tracking) or maybe github issues.
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by dyu- 9y ago
I came across github.com/adtac/commento last week on Show HN and thought I'd port that impl using leveldb instead of sqlite3. The impl is in github.com/dyu/comments for anyone interested.
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Show HN: A self-hosted comment engine powered by leveldb, for static blogs(dyuproject.com)
3 points by dyu- 9y ago|7 comments
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by dyu- 9y ago
Went to toronto 2 years ago and the chinese food we've tried there is pretty-amazingly-delicious. And yes, they don't even speak english :-)
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by dyu- 9y ago
Read other people's code on github/gitlab. Use a bookmarker to manage them. Then once you pick a project you are really interested in, build something using that as a guide.
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by dyu- 9y ago
Cool. If any of it is opensource, please post the links in the reply, I'm curious.
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by dyu- 9y ago
+1 for systemd + ansible. That is exactly my setup on ubuntu 16.04 deployments.
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by dyu- 9y ago
To see an example on how it is used, visit protostuffdb-examples/todo on github
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A leveldb build for java with linux and windows support(gitlab.com)
1 points by dyu- 9y ago|1 comments
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by dyu- 9y ago
I've around 22k bookmarks accumulated from delicious since 2008. Early last year their service got worse (sold to different owners a couple of times). I was able to export my bookmarks and moved to chrome bookmarks for a while (it do
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Show HN: Self-hosted bookmarks app with delicious/chrome import support(github.com)
2 points by dyu- 9y ago|1 comments
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by dyu- 9y ago
This trump version [1] is quite believable. [1] https://soundcloud.com/user-535691776/trump-6
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by dyu- 9y ago
Paid feature requests. If the user (like the GP) wants a certain feature and don't want to implement it himself, accepting his offer to pay would benefit both parties.
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by dyu- 9y ago
Hopefully they'll add linux support with that new opengl backend they have
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by dyu- 9y ago
> If you truly value your data, two regions won't save you -> two vendors will. Never thought of that. It is costly but still, great advice!
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by dyu- 10y ago
Note that they changed the license from APL to AGPL just recently (13 days ago, based from their commits)
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by dyu- 10y ago
Looking at the commit, they switched from asl to agpl.
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by dyu- 10y ago
Yea that's what I meant for crossplatform builds when I compared it with GN (c/c++ only, production-ready) and bazel (multilang, unstable). Are you a member of the buck team? Your new account only has activity on this submission.
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by dyu- 10y ago
They made buck for themselves where their infrastructure runs on (*nix). Google's internal build tool (before bazel) was the same. Now chromium's GN build tool was made for their product that was targetted to run everywhere, whic
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by dyu- 10y ago
Doesn't support windows. You're better off with bazel or GN.
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by dyu- 10y ago
Buck is a great tool but doesn't work on windows, where bazel is now starting to support. So for crossplatform builds, either GN or bazel.
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by dyu- 10y ago
You mean like igoogle? They killed it even though it had decent number of users.
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by dyu- 10y ago
They're basically the same (its just a measurement error as you said). Afterall, nim generates c files. What's interesting is the nrvo optimizations that nim generates under the hood without much effort from the developer (on non-
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by dyu- 10y ago
Yea it was a toy example. Still the overhead is steep for applications that call c ffi often. The workaround is usually to batch your computations on the c-side (micro-rpc) and minimize the calls (like cockroachdb is doing)
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by dyu- 10y ago
Looking at the c ffi improvements posted, I thought I'd check if there were improvements. Time in ms to call a c function 2 billion times (lesser is better). 95536 - go 1.1.2 130105 - go 1.8.0 It is a rather crude example: //
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by dyu- 10y ago
Thanks to amazon lightsail we now have $5 linodes :-)
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by dyu- 10y ago
Yeah they're included.
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by dyu- 10y ago
Only waiters get their share from the tips. I've spoken to waiters (mostly filipino) during a cruise and the $50 monthly excluding tips is real. I made a typo in my above comment. As a dishwasher, you get $450/month - fixed and wi

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