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by hanikesn 6y ago
Quobyte claim to have solved the synchronized distributed POSIX filesystem (mod geographically ).
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by hanikesn 6y ago
The correct url is: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/improving-performance-o...
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by hanikesn 6y ago
Symfony really paved the way for quality PHP code. Excellent Web framework which is a lot of fun.
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by hanikesn 6y ago
> My only real gripe with PHP is the annotation syntax. Yikes. Stuff that's in comments SHOULD NOT AFFECT RUNNING CODE. Who came up with that? It's a workaround to copy Java's annotations which IIRC also came from javadoc.
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by hanikesn 6y ago
I switch PHP to C to show OP in a mirror how ridiculous his statement is.
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by hanikesn 6y ago
Once or twice a year I have to peak at the code of a C app that was developed by interns more than 10 years ago. No framework was used, max 3 letters variables are the norm, no blank lines and the only comments are from code copy pasted fro
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by hanikesn 7y ago
I think I/O heavy benchmarks would be much more useful as syscalls take the heaviest hit from the mitigations.
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by hanikesn 7y ago
His application runs for a total of 3 ms. So startup time is not the issue.
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by hanikesn 8y ago
The exact same thing happens hard drives. There's a ton of magic going on.
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by hanikesn 8y ago
Yes, it does. It's still kube-proxy though, but it will use ipvs instead of iptables.
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by hanikesn 8y ago
I don't think I ever heard of anyone (besides scientists) to store timestamps in TAI. Though Ada supports leap second calculations in the standard library: http://www.adaic.org/resources/add_content/standards&
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by hanikesn 8y ago
Most applications can't be easily condensed done to a single static binary.
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by hanikesn 9y ago
(Un)fortunately that's done by a third-party provider. Fun-fact: Bad wifi and delays have the highest impact on customer happiness.
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by hanikesn 9y ago
Disclosure: I work for Flixbus It's a bit more complicated. We have a revenue share model with our partners, payout depends on a few factors and is about a 70/30 split. Though we also guarantee most of them a minimum payout per ri
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by hanikesn 9y ago
The bus terminals are owned by the cities themselves and only at the busiest stops we have those booths. Also a lot of our manpower goes into planning new lines, marketing and customer service. And not having to buy buses at 275k € each all
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by hanikesn 9y ago
They also announced a new $400 permanent price for the Rift+Touch.
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by hanikesn 9y ago
This is not an acquihire. A lot of developers were already let go quite some time ago from Basho.
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by hanikesn 10y ago
I guess no one here reads https://blog.fefe.de/ It's the only page you can read on a GPRS connection (http) and you can literally see every packet as it's transmitted, because the page is rendered bit by bit.
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by hanikesn 10y ago
We're using Puppet to deploy our kubernetes cluster on bare-metal as well as on AWS. Achieving HA isn't necessarily complicated. Etcd supports clustering by default and the master components have master election builtin. We also u
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by hanikesn 11y ago
What about using kubernetes for running gitlab ci?
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by hanikesn 11y ago
How does the configuration look like for a bare metal setup? E.g. spreading pods over multiple racks?