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by fizx 14y ago
I'm pretty interested, but most concerned about keeping cross-compilation intact for ease-of-install as the community grows. Sooner or later, we'll have the resources to do cross-compilation and pcre. If you want to jump on the google gro
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by fizx 14y ago
Regexps are slow-ish. Several MB/second/core for applying the pattern in https://github.com/onemorecloud/dendrite/blob/master/cookboo... , vs pcre at dozens of MB/second/core. We'll probably put pcre into Dendrite sooner or later. Dendri
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by fizx 14y ago
> ok, missed it, checked again. UDP, TCP - yes. TLS - not yet? tcp + tls is a one-liner I haven't added > Does Dendrite tail? Can Dendrite consume/scrape some existing/old log files? Yes, dendrite tails/follows, with optional backfi
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by fizx 14y ago
> Why did you use yaml for configs? Yaml is/can be kind of fragile (whitespace, etc). Do you consider something more practical - nginx config formats? Yaml is the most common reasonably suitable format for things that look like config f
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by fizx 14y ago
Lumberjack seems protocol-specific ( https://github.com/jordansissel/lumberjack#future-protocol-d... ), whereas Dendrite aims to be agnostic. Most of the other log tailer/shippers are in java, so untenable for RAM-constrained environments.
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by fizx 14y ago
Author here. I wrote this to power a distributed tail of all of our logs on websolr.com. This lets us do more advanced monitoring, and we'll start exposing logs and insights from logs to users directly pretty soon. Golang was a bunch of
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Show HN: Dendrite, a golang log parser(github.com)
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by fizx 14y ago
I used to write level editors for a game called monospace when I was a kid. Still a pretty cool game. Here's a gameplay video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_K6yB3OsGs
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by fizx 14y ago
You have a currency that requires a history of every transaction ever. Perhaps the hypothetical government is confident in its ability to unmask pseudonyms, and it will soon have access to everyone's financial history. </tinfoil>
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by fizx 14y ago
I've always thought of a hyper-abstracted codebase being like a binary tree, lazy code being like a linked list, and optimal code being like a B-tree tuned for the page size and seek latency of your particular brain.
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by fizx 14y ago
plura?
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by fizx 14y ago
> The main factors behind dropping out are a complete mystery - team composition, relationships, lucky deals with investors, hitting your marketing in at the same time some other big player pulls out or pitches in - the list is endless
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by fizx 14y ago
The grocery store is perhaps a mile away, and he perhaps goes twice a week? So that's 100 miles/year, two orders of magnitude away from the national average. It's also substantially less co2 production than a flight from SFO to Hawaii.
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by fizx 14y ago
Scala has Tuples, so you can declare: val t = ("hello", 42) You guys should love this! It makes something Java-compatible (a Tuple2<String, Integer>), while being a bazillion times less verbose. The price for doing this in
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by fizx 14y ago
Perhaps worth noting: java bytecode is a concatenative language. There are probably more commercially interesting java corpora than forth corpora. If you want to get paid to play around with this thought, my contact info is in my HN profile
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by fizx 14y ago
Would you like to buy (a picture of) my car?
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by fizx 14y ago
> CMS: Best for: don't use this, use G1 instead [Citation needed] As of a couple months ago, the experts I polled considered G1 bleeding edge.
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by fizx 14y ago
Upgraded from air to pro ;)
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by fizx 14y ago
I usually just benchmark in a production environment.
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by fizx 14y ago
SF already has a dedicated police dispatcher watching twitter for news of crime.
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by fizx 14y ago
Benchmarking on macbooks is often an exercise in testing the mediocre default configuration of the network stack, not your language. My macbook pro gets 4k rps with apache, node, go, and nginx. YMMV and all that, but I'm always wary.
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by fizx 14y ago
"scale to multiple machines with very little effort"
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by fizx 14y ago
I think some guy named Kolmogorov beat you to that law.
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by fizx 14y ago
A reddit with its present amount of users and no 4chan influence would be worth a billion. Masturbation jokes on the front page scare away advertisers.
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by fizx 14y ago
Have you seen sgf4js? (simple grid facade for javascript)
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by fizx 14y ago
When I'm cycling, I'm more than fine with drivers who stop at stop signs, use turn signals to show their intentions, don't slowly drift into the bike lane, etc. The conscientious ones will, if they have to go into your lane (for instance to
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by fizx 14y ago
I'll throw out another idea--maybe this is a honeypot for bots making automated responses to every proposal.
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by fizx 14y ago
You want affinity by Host: header, not by cookie/session.
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by fizx 14y ago
Yeah, you want leastconn + app/router affinity. Affinity is the statement that all of your requests for an app go through one router (to avoid distributed connection state tracking). In the past, I've accomplished this by having the next l
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by fizx 14y ago
Right now, heroku has one inbound load-balancer that's out of their control (probably ELB(s)). This load balancer hits another layer of mesh routers that heroku does control, and that perform all of herokus magic. In order for "intelligen

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