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by gizzlon 9y ago
So.. it's like AppEngine Flexible? A PaaS for Docker containers.. https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Sure it can happen but I have never seen a "normal person" use tethering. My guess is that you could pretty much ignore it if you're making something for the general public.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
You can get a cloud server with (at least) 416GB and ram. Spin it up, massage the data in memory with a custom program or script and shut it down. Edit: Oh, or you could use something like BigQuery which should be significantly easier than
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by gizzlon 9y ago
I'm from Norway and the economy is quite regulated. We're still/therefore (take your pick) very successful [1]. Macro economy is complicated. It seems obvious to me the it's not as simple as "just let everyone run f
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by gizzlon 9y ago
I really like KDE. It's been stable for me for years on Ubuntu and now Arch
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by gizzlon 9y ago
That's not how I read the post. At all. I actually think he has a point, I and don't care abut the bathrooms. Maybe he should have skipped that example..
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Hm.. probably, right? :) Maybe the flatness of the earth? Think "the world is flat" was considered the new science in parts of the world.
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Last post was ironically enough censored =/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14276936
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[Penguicon-General] Penguicon has lost its way (repost)(lists.penguicon.org)
2 points by gizzlon 9y ago|1 comments
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> "if there is a disagreement talk it out. If it can't be resolved escalate." Haven't read it, so maybe I'm being unfair. But why do you need to "talk it out" ? Can't people just disagree
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by gizzlon 9y ago
Why? Why is that the right track? Being exposed to people with different views is healthy, as long as the discussion is fairly civil. I don't now much about this particular conf or the people, so maybe I'm misjudging you. But in g
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by gizzlon 9y ago
> Penguicon is at risk of becoming an environment > that is exclusionary and toxic - ironically, > because it has bent to the demands of people > who claim to favor "inclusion" and diversity, but whose
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Nice, that demo loaded pretty fast even with a lot of comments :)
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Not necessarily. The servers can communicate between themselves so it doesn't matter which server the clients connects to. On GCP there's PubSub [1]. Of course this is much slower than shuffling bytes in memory in the same process
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Good point, we'll keep it in mind
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by gizzlon 10y ago
epub: Yes, email: No :) https://getremarkable.com/faq
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by gizzlon 10y ago
I'm one of the guys working on this. We make money on the product, storing this stuff actually costs us.. So we have no intentions of syncing more than you would want to :) There's some tech specs on the site (getremarkable.com)
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How to Use Google Cloud Storage with Golang (with a Google Cloud Rant Thrown In)(oyvindsk.com)
2 points by gizzlon 10y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Hasn't App Engine been around for more than 4 years by now?
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Not to discount Scala, I don't know it well enough to have an opinion, but this article is shit >( So the authors anecdotal experiences and subjective feelings after a few interviews is suppose to tell us what the "next big thi
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by gizzlon 10y ago
I use 85% Firefox and I only see issues on experimental stuff. I'm curious, where do you have these issues?
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by gizzlon 10y ago
GP said meaningless, not wrong
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Yeah, passing interface{} is for special occasions only and should be avoided if possible. Sometimes it's used too much by people coming from other language, deploying those patterns to Go
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Oki, got it. Can't decide if that sounds like horrible conditions or a fun challenge =) For reference, the Go 1.5 GC propaganda: > Go 1.5, the first glimpse of this future, achieves GC latencies well below the 10 millisecond goal w
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Curious, how long can a pause be before it's a problem? (I do not write these kind of services)
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by gizzlon 10y ago
I think you're right. Go has a race detector, but it work on run time: https://golang.org/doc/articles/race_detector.html Guess you would normally run your tests with it, and maybe compile a dev / beta &
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by gizzlon 10y ago
> Go I just don't like as a language (personal taste) and I think the GC adds a bit too much of pausing for this app Not saying you have to like Go, we all have different preferences. But FYI, the gc has gotten much better in th
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by gizzlon 10y ago
It has been deprecated for years, disallowing new customers. No sign of any replacement
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Is speed really an issue today though? With multiple cores, multiple machines etc.. Seems like a simple enough engineering problem. How many "pages" does a big site have? How many can be touched by a single update? Also see Hugo,
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by gizzlon 10y ago
I don't think that's true anymore (?). HN has a well defined, very short, hype cycle.

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