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by eknkc 11y ago
Is this a joke? That email clearly states that such an access will not be available. Not what you claim here. Am I missing something?
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by eknkc 11y ago
I think you are right. And I feel like if I'd read something like this about any other platform I'd feel the same as you. However, when I think about it, If I was moved enough to write something about the pain points of Go I would
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by eknkc 11y ago
Language idioms are not set in stone (mostly). You have functions, variables, containers etc there. It's not like they invented a whole new way of computing. Not unreasonable for people to ask for some decent ideas that solve problems
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by eknkc 11y ago
- Varnish comes to my mind. Has Varnish Plus with paid features. - There's GitLab with CE and EE editions. - Elasticsearch has a similar approach I think. - As you mentioned, there is MongoDB, NGINX etc. I think this is a reasonable mo
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by eknkc 11y ago
You can create one node kubernetes clusters on micro instances, if you need it just for the tooling or environment consistency. Not sure if it's better to use larger clusters for unrelated stuff or this though.
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by eknkc 11y ago
First upgrade for me (8.4 -> 8.5) On a pretty small instance (1.7g ram google cloud) + 1gb disk swap the omninbus update failed with out of memory. Added some more swap space and it finished fine. It's probably not powerful enough t
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by eknkc 11y ago
GitLab is confusing. I mean, there is gitlab.com, there is ee, weird multi user licenses, community edition, githost etc. you need to simplify entry.
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by eknkc 11y ago
Why isn't there a bird / bug / etc cemetary at the base of the tower?
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by eknkc 11y ago
Aren't they destructive enough though?
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by eknkc 11y ago
One issue is content injection. You never know what transparent proxies are between you and the server, any one of them can add / remove content, scripts, tracking stuff etc to the static pages. You can't even be sure if your curr
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by eknkc 11y ago
I recently needed a cert and got one from letsencrypt. Haven't read about them or followed all the news. I have no idea about the architecture of Let's Encrypt. So these might sound stupid; - Why do we need a local client app to i
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by eknkc 11y ago
Isn't that the same for both stores though? (30% of price)
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by eknkc 11y ago
In Turkey, we've been literally calling them "ear sticks" (kulak çöpü). Only recently It started changing. When the name is that, it makes sense to poke your ears with them. I tell people not to use them in their ears but eve
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by eknkc 11y ago
Wow, 5 years is a long time. How much liquid do you consume? Had any chest x rays or something recently to see if it had any adverse effects on your lungs?
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by eknkc 11y ago
You can. Liquids generally have a nicotine rating in mg per ml. I started with 18mg liquids, then 12, 6 and now 3mg (which is the lowest rating on most brands). I consume a little more liquid than before but it's probably due to my rec
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by eknkc 11y ago
Used to smoke 2 packs a day, got some e cigarettes and haven't smoked for 6 months. It's not even hard to do, handles nicotine addiction just fine. I know I still inhale some shady stuff and nicotine but I feel much better, have m
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by eknkc 11y ago
BTW, Cloudfront also prices HTTPS a little bit higher than HTTP (on per request pricing, not on bandwidth).
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by eknkc 11y ago
Just realised something; I've been developing web applications for a relatively long time now. Maybe in the last 10 years, I had my IP addresses stored in databases etc in IPv6 aware types just in case we had an IPv6 deployment in futu
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by eknkc 11y ago
Good point. But if B.bar accepts an interface that C.t implements, then everything should work just fine and that should be the way to go on public APIs.
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by eknkc 11y ago
Have been running a behemoth of a web application on AWS for 3 years on multiple regions, using ec2, s3, elastic beanstalk, elastic transcoder, sqs, dynamodb, cloudfront and rds. Have been pretty happy with both performance and cost effecti
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by eknkc 11y ago
I believe when you remove all tags, it just deletes the image (takes a little time though, there seems like to be an async cleanup operation). I remember having the data gone from storage bucket too but gonna check again.
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by eknkc 11y ago
I think it's a good addition. We have been using varnish on high traffic servers and one of the reasons was that it had "vcl", a javascript-like language to define request handling logic. (With a lot smaller feature set and
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by eknkc 11y ago
Because it takes time to perform a long tap. Makes it slow to perform common tasks. You can force touch immediately, like a swipe.
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by eknkc 11y ago
One difference I see is that there are millions of hardware with no force touch, already in market. And they will still be around for years to come. Developers will not hide stuff behind force touch, but just use it as a convenient method t
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by eknkc 11y ago
I give Atom a shot once in a while. Had week long atom periods 3-4 times now, always went back to ST3. However, this time i've been on it for a month or so. Haven't had a big complaint other that the boot time. I think it's g
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by eknkc 11y ago
But you don't have an OS in your docker image really. There's no kernel, no init or system services running if you don't do that yourself. A running docker container is just a process on the host OS with it's own environ
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Future Node.js releases will be from the io.js repo(github.com)
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by eknkc 11y ago
To be fair, he seems to like doing these things.
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by eknkc 11y ago
Have been using the Js version for around 2 years to display tweets that we fetched from twitter api. If you have a similar use case, definately look into these.
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by eknkc 11y ago
How does pg handle this? I believe it has GIN index support on JSON columns but that can not do range queries. Is it possible to use a functional index in postgresql on JSON types too?

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