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by gizzlon 10y ago
>> 5. Why does this program require 4GB of ram? > Java is actually very memory efficient, all things considering. Huh? Considering what? Compared to what? > There are Ruby developers choosing JRuby for deployment because of that
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by gizzlon 10y ago
Really? I also find that to be true for the go stuff I run. The last example is nsq[1]: Download, unzip and run the binaries .. aahh :) Obviously this can be true for non-golang programs as well, but I can't think of any right now. 1:
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TMSU: Tag files on the cli and browse them by tags(tmsu.org)
1 points by gizzlon 11y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Why did you have to install Go?
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Can you just call it something else internally? It's not like any of those people know what databases do and do not exist. Maybe CR, CRDB or like someone here suggested, RoachDB.
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10M Concurrent Websockets(goroutines.com)
3 points by gizzlon 11y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
I'm not arguing that cloud is always the best option, but clearly there are many examples where profit per client far exceeds the cost per client. And btw, bandwidth is probably the simplest thing to calculate :) There are pros and
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by gizzlon 11y ago
"A bored script kiddie could just run up your bandwidth costs to thousands of dollars just for the hell of it" This is really interesting and I wonder if it's true? Do you know of this happening? I don't. Is that just
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Delicious reverting to a less JavaScript heavy front-end(blog.delicious.com)
1 points by gizzlon 11y ago|0 comments
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Cap’n Proto cerealizing format(capnproto.org)
1 points by gizzlon 11y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Your point is valid. But I was under the impression that lower level stuff often did not pull. At point does a TCP/IP connection pull for example? Bellow epll/kqueue? Or the keyboard->machine connection? I haven't done a
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Let's say you want to push data from the server to a mobile/web app in "real time". Examples I've come across lately would be a chat application and real time map updates (a la Uber). Now your clients could either:
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by gizzlon 11y ago
On the one hand, these services are really cool. Especially for prototyping etc. On the other hand, don't all "real apps" require some business logic in the backend? These are basically CRUD, right? [1] https://en.
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Or Firefox?
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Ask HN: What's your startup or product?
2 points by gizzlon 11y ago|2 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
I'm not GP, but the few handful of times I've Skyped to other countries the experience has varied from kind-of-ok to horrible. Maybe it's a location thing? I'm in Scandinavia..
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Scaling Uber [video](infoq.com)
1 points by gizzlon 11y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
yeah, that's what I though at first as well, but Instagram on the Web > Facebook on the Web? =? Tinder > Facebook ??
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Does anyone understand the pricing? : https://gigster.com/pricing
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by gizzlon 11y ago
What MIT grad want's this job..? My guess is that they exaggerate this quite a bit. The xyz graduates are probably the founders :)
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Ask HN: What would you ask a magical, all-knowing, business oracle?
1 points by gizzlon 11y ago|1 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Think you took this waaay took seriously ;)
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Cool, I'm just starting to play with Kubernetes myself. I like the idea of a pod; some containers should run on the same machine and be "more connected" than others. Here's a couple of useful videos I've found: htt
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How-to build Docker from source(was.id.ly)
1 points by gizzlon 11y ago|0 comments
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How to get an mba from Eminem(jamesaltucher.com)
5 points by gizzlon 11y ago|1 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
So, having opinions about the tools you use all day is a bad thing? Does this extend to other tools as well, or just the tech stack?
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Two things: 1) The people on the "temp-o-meter watch team" are all retarded 2) He fails to show a schema that will solve this, and I seriously do not know what he's talking about. What would fix this: "Had this company
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by gizzlon 11y ago
"In either case we would need a gambling license. Within the strict rules of that regulation, we would not be able even to test a game with real money until we had a license in place." Off topic, but I wonder if that stopped the
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Lean Startup, and How It Almost Killed Our Company(infoq.com)
3 points by gizzlon 11y ago|1 comments
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by gizzlon 11y ago
Nice recap, mostly understandable with just the slides. I was not aware that my firefox now use http2 when speaking with google etc, kind of cool. You can check it with the Network monitor (Ctrl-Shift-Q). Reaload the page, clck on a request

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