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by hashhar 6y ago
The classification model runs offline. I can say this because i had it classify a lot of pics while I was out on a trip with no internet. But i do think it fetches newer models given the chance.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Thanks a lot for creating it and pushing it forward. It's my go-to tool for monitoring dashboards and also some simple interactive data dashboards. Never had any issues with it (and the ones I had were promptly fixed by the devs and th
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by hashhar 6y ago
I think you'll find Debezium ( http://debezium.io ) interesting. Specially it's embedded mode where it's not coupled to Kafka. Also,do look at the Outbox Pattern. It's basically what you are describing.
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by hashhar 6y ago
But there are a lot of usecases where ACID is not needed and we can do with eventually consistent states. Btw, you do get C and D.
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by hashhar 6y ago
RedHat has a maven plugin for this. Let me see if I can ask someone to share more details.
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by hashhar 6y ago
How do you handle listening to songs on mobile devices across the internet? I'm currently using Resilio Sync (trying to hack around for selective sync support in Syncthing) meanwhile to get albums I want onto my phone. I haven't y
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by hashhar 6y ago
Hmmm, I thought something happened recently or it's just confirmation bias from my end cause I've been seeing a little too much lately. RedHat has some nice software designers - design for extensibility is visible in every product
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by hashhar 6y ago
Is there an up to errata to track what has changed in to 30(?) years? This was quite easy to follow and worked up from basics. Don't really see such well written documentation these days.
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by hashhar 6y ago
Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor. Even windows runs within it when enabled. Comparing to KVM would be better rather than VBox or VMWare. Try VBox with KVM to see same effect.
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by hashhar 6y ago
You might want to upstream these. I'm sure people will find this useful.
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by hashhar 6y ago
It seems like a lot of people have seen the light now and are evaluating Keycloak even though it has been around for so long. did something happen recently that I'm missing out on?
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by hashhar 6y ago
I "hoard" because there is a lot of media I own that I can't find elsewhere. I had stopped buying physical media and ripping them to my disks in the last 2 years and moved full time to streaming - Spotify for discovery, Apple
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by hashhar 7y ago
I'd use this over cgit. For exposing a read-only view of my repo on a barebones server. This does not include issues, pull-requests etc. and that is useful in some scenarios.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Not all data stores. You can go quite far with an out of the box Redis instance or even PostgreSQL. No fiddling needed unless you are in triple digit QPS ranges.
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by hashhar 7y ago
I agree with all your points but a minor nit pick that Solr has been horizontally scalable for quite a while now.
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Characterizing and optimising serverless workload at a large cloud provider(blog.acolyer.org)
1 points by hashhar 7y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. That is very useful. In case somebody is wondering the output looks like: $ ip -br -color a eth0 x.x.x.x/16 xxxx::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx/64 lo 127.0.0.1/8 ::1/128
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by hashhar 7y ago
See the following videos by Scott Hanselman. They walk through a lot of things and a pretty functional end result. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0PPcUUtHlw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHhiMf_6exY
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by hashhar 7y ago
Pretty good. Some alternative word for Yoga would help though. You might want to turn to https://www.instagram.com/nathanwpylestrangeplanet/ for some inspiration.
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by hashhar 7y ago
I agree 100% with you. Thanks for writing it out in a better way than I ever would. I think the main cause for how we feel is the lack of focus on refactoring things and repaying tech debt within our orgs.
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by hashhar 7y ago
We had something like this built at my previous org using nothing but Jenkins API and plain docker with a few bare metals for persistent stuff (RDBMs, Solr, Redis etc.). It was created circa 2014 so no fancy stuff like K8s. I miss it a lot
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by hashhar 7y ago
LastPass's Android app works. But maybe you can try out Bitwarden while you're at it. It's open source and can be self-hosted (and is audited).
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by hashhar 7y ago
Thanks for making it all so painless. It's so good I forget it's even there. Easily the best piece of infrastructure tech I've ever used. Also, to folks who wish to "pay" for the certs, you can do so at https:&#x2F
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Lessons Learned from Running Debezium with PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS(debezium.io)
3 points by hashhar 7y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 7y ago
Looks really useful and fulfills a very important purpose. What good is all your backups if you can't get your services back up due to missing DNS configuration.
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Open Sourcing LinkedIn DataHub: Approaches to open source internal tools(engineering.linkedin.com)
4 points by hashhar 7y ago|0 comments
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by hashhar 7y ago
Write to the spec and forget about it.
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by hashhar 7y ago
Yes. I use restic same as the sibling comment. Have >8TB of data from multiple machines with a lot of deduplication (source is somewhere around 10 to 12TB).
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by hashhar 7y ago
The only successful formatter are ones who don't have any knobs to tune. The reason a formatter exists is to make all codebases look consistent, not to cater to your personal style. This is one area Golang got it right with gofmt.
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by hashhar 7y ago
I agree with your points but just want to add my anecdotal experience here from India that not all companies with great internal tooling are unicorns. They generally tend to be the slow but steadily moving companies who take their time and

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