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by gizzlon 5y ago
3-4 levels deep? It should be a big red box with warnings signs all over in the "Getting Started" docs
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by gizzlon 5y ago
I learned this from HN and was very surprised :O So in case this is new to you, as it was to me up until recently: > "By default docker is munging the firewall in a way that breaks security - it allows all traffic from all network d
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Docker is still silently punching holes in your firewall after 5 years(github.com)
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by gizzlon 5y ago
Should be "uutils is an *attempt* at rewriting coreutils in Rust" Not to shit on the project, just that the title made it seem like something ready to use .. (most of the tests are still failing)
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by gizzlon 5y ago
I've been using it lately and I'm not a fan. But more importantly, how the fuck can they spend $400MM building a webapp? I mean.. how ..
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by gizzlon 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28709520
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by gizzlon 5y ago
So what happens if the client and server have a conflict? E.g. their versions of the data diverged.. These "merge conflicts" seems like something that must be handled in a custom way for many apps.
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by gizzlon 6y ago
He lost me very early: "Opening bracket must be placed at the end of the line in Go. Interestingly this is not enforced by gofmt," Eh, no, of course it's not. It's a syntax error, fixing those are NOT the point
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by gizzlon 6y ago
I used to be a Docker fanboy. But after writing a few semi-complex Dockerfiles, and seeing more of how complex and FUBAR things like networking is [1], I changed my tune. This was years ago, so maybe they greatly simplified things. But some
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by gizzlon 6y ago
"k8s works really great for my use case. [..] But I grant you, it has been a very complex, painful journey to get this working right, and in fact I'm still making tweaks and adjustments." TBO, it does not sound like it&#x27
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by gizzlon 6y ago
> You know who to page when there's a problem .. I don't believe that's true in practice. Having many services moves a lot of complexity from 1 program to "the system" as a whole. All the stuff outside the serv
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Also when importing :) Spent a few hours with Calc today because I could not get Google Sheets to import and handle my csv correctly. Much better experience than I expected, TBH. Will use it again, and probably default to LibreOffice Calc f
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Not possible? I think you mean that it's painful. And it is, and I sympathize, but you and your family will not die or starve. It's possible. I'm fed up an will remove fb and wa from my phone, at least. It will be painful
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Thanks. So by deplyoing them all at once, as one unit, you avoid having to deal with the huge pain of backwards/forwards compatibility. But what would happen if 1 of them failed to start? Or start, but immediately fail its tasks? Then
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by gizzlon 6y ago
My question was rhetorical, to be honest :) point being that the only new thing, if any, with microservices is that they should be micro and you should have a lot of them. People have been running >1 services for a long time. Sometimes c
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by gizzlon 6y ago
> * We used a mono repo and services only had to talk to other services from the same commit (or branch) Huh, that was a new one, can you expand? How did that work in practice? Did all the services update to the latest commit automatical
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by gizzlon 6y ago
yeah, but is that microservices? This is what we did the first place I worked, 15 years ago.
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Not parent, but how about a load ballancer and VM's? =) Or, if you have 1 machine I believe you can do things in Linux / BSD to start a new binary without killing ongoing connections to the old process. Edit: Oh, or you know, just
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Yeah, and while things like the Saga pattern[1] is interesting, it hasn't impressed me with its elegance or cleverness :[ (also, there seems to many real life cases where it would not work) 1: https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Secure vs what? Or whom? Or in what scenarios? Nothing on earth "is secure" =)
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by gizzlon 6y ago
This immediately smells of marketing bullshit: > Decrypting messages and attachments sent with Signal has been all but impossible…until now. > We found that acquiring the key requires reading a value from the shared preferences file a
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by gizzlon 6y ago
The other side must have rsync installed as well (?)
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by gizzlon 6y ago
The idea that the "Project model" and "Deployment model" could look totally different is and interesting one. Can't remember seeing that in practice, other than many libraries combined into a "monolith". A
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by gizzlon 6y ago
> At this scale, paying for our services was a no-brainer. What? I don't think so. If money is the only thing they care about, sure. But is it? Should it be? And if breaking the spirit of the law is fine, shouldn't breaking the
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by gizzlon 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Oslo, Norway | Remote preferred I can help you with one of two things: -------------------------------------------------- Prototyping Web and Mobile apps in record time with no-code tools Do you need an MVP fast and on the ch
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by gizzlon 6y ago
> That's actions not words. Are you saying they're beating people up? Or stalking them? Because, if not, it absolutely is "just" words! And if they do, that's illegal. I'm not in the US, but it seems to me l
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by gizzlon 6y ago
Yes, you pay money for the chair :P More importantly, I agree with parent that expressing views is something else than actively exploiting someone or using violence. Words != violence. Tolerance is being able to co-exist, work with and even
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by gizzlon 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Oslo, Norway | Remote preferred Freelance backend developer and architect. Love to build new things, mostly in Golang and with Google Cloud Platform I'm a pragmatists and build scalable backends that are tailored to the
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by gizzlon 6y ago
> But, people now expect to see more obviously [..] I don't. I mean, yay for improvements, but it's already working great for my usecases.
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by gizzlon 6y ago
TL;DR: He doesn't like DRM. Neither do I. Don't support it by buying anything with DRM. There's lot's of ebooks without drm though[1].. so.. you know.. buy those. [1] Especially within technical fields. Also Norwegian eb

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