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ecthiender
10y ago
You're right! On AWS and Google we use VPC. But on Digital Ocean we create single-node clusters only. We do not encourage multi-node clusters on Digital Ocean. Hopefully DO will address this soon!
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ecthiender
10y ago
Currently installation on cloud providers (that you own) happens through hasura.io. Register at https://beta.hasura.io and you can create a project. If you want to install on your own, we will be releasing docs over the next 2 w
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ecthiender
10y ago
Asura is a demon (daemon - aka a background process). We love our puns.
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ecthiender
10y ago
We do a lot of work with large enterprises.
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ecthiender
10y ago
This is quite possible with the permission layer of the data service in Hasura. Why not add a new role that only 'blah234' and 'blah546' can be part of? All you have to do is to define permissions on this role. Also, cre
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ecthiender
10y ago
Thanks! The BaaS components and the session middleware are precisely what differentiates Hasura from the above platforms.
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ecthiender
10y ago
Hahaha! The H in Hasura comes from Haskell, while Asura is the Sanskrit word for demon ('daemon').
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ecthiender
10y ago
We have an in-house illustrator. This comment will make her very happy!
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10y ago
> for the host-your-own version are there any HA features for Postgres? Not right now. This is definitely on our roadmap though. > what language is it written in? GitHub link? It's mostly in Haskell, with smatterings of Python. P
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ecthiender
10y ago
We built Hasura over the last few years to help us build products fast. We didn't know what it would look like when we started, but we've ended up with something like a Parse + Heroku but on your own infra so that you can mess aro
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Show HN: Hasura – A Postgres BaaS and Kubernetes PaaS on Your Own Infrastructure
(hasura.io)
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ecthiender
10y ago
We built Hasura over the last few years to help us build products fast. We didn't know what it would look like when we started, but we've ended up with something like a Parse + Heroku but on your own infra so that you can mess aro
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ecthiender
10y ago
Isn't it obvious and common sensical that it is a red flag to operate a data center underwater? I mean there might be short term benefits, but in the long term you'll be polluting and damaging the underwater ecosystem.
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How I converted my React app to VanillaJS
(hackernoon.com)
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ecthiender
10y ago
Oops forgot to add the base condition to the recursion: fn [] = []
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ecthiender
10y ago
I'm a Haskell beginner. But this is my attempt at solving your algo functionally in Haskell. Note there's no shared state. fn ("a":lines') = fn (skip2 lines') fn (l:lines') = (parseLine l) : fn lines'
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ecthiender
10y ago
Yes. Hacker News hug of death.
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CoreOS Renames Core OS to Container Linux
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ecthiender
10y ago
So its basically like Orgmode (a simplistic version, that is) but for Vim?
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ecthiender
10y ago
.test TLD is reserved for this kind of testing situations.
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You Could Have Invented Container Runtimes: An Explanatory Fantasy
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The Register's report on the same: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/14/cloudflare_investiga...
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Airtel is sniffing and censoring CloudFlare’s traffic in India
(medium.com)
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Test your number sense
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I think the word serverless makes more sense in p2p/decentralized architectures, than in platforms using pre-built servers.
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10y ago
Yes it was. And now Vim is getting those features as well.
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10y ago
Exactly!
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To list few of the new features: Asynchronous I/O support, channels (Vim can now exchange messages with another process in the background asynchronously), Background jobs, timers, packages for plugins! Wow! This is huge. So many intere
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Is the site broken? I assume in my browser the CSS is not being served, and hence the site looks completely broken.
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Before this I could never read and understand any compiler/interpreter code in one sitting. This is so simple and elegant, that with one reading I could understand it very clearly. (Albeit it covers a very small, simple language)
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