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by hellcow 8y ago
I've been using Syncthing for more than a year across ~6 machines to keep them in sync. It works great for more complex setups than the article describes.
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by hellcow 8y ago
I'm having the same issue from Los Angeles to us-central.
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by hellcow 8y ago
Bugsnag's app.bugsnag.com is down as well.
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Ask HN: Is Google Compute down?
174 points by hellcow 8y ago|74 comments
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by hellcow 8y ago
It's the responsibility of all of us to protect civil rights.
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Biscuit: Monolithic, POSIX-Subset OS Kernel in Go for X86-64 CPUs(github.com)
2 points by hellcow 8y ago|0 comments
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by hellcow 8y ago
I bought 3 pairs of QC20s. Each of them fell apart in less than a year, despite absurdly careful care. There's a design flaw where the wire connects to the battery pack. Tape could only hold them together for so long. After 3 failures
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by hellcow 8y ago
That's a bit disingenuous. It includes the entire userspace of whatever distro you want.
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by hellcow 8y ago
According to your own citation, Google deprecated multiple APIs every year. So the odds of Google cutting off access to an API you use may be decreasing... But it's still nowhere near zero, and it's still a valid concern.
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by hellcow 8y ago
Yup. Here as well.
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by hellcow 8y ago
Abot | Full-Stack and Forward Deploy Engineers | Venice, CA | ONSITE Abot helps eCommerce shops deliver insanely good customer service using machine learning. We solve the top 28 most common customer service problems for any eCommerce store
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by hellcow 8y ago
Abot | Full-Stack Engineer | Venice, CA | ONSITE | https://www.abotlabs.com Abot automates customer service for eCommerce companies using machine learning. We integrate directly into existing tools and work out-of-the-box with a
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Google launches “Shielded VMs” to protect cloud servers from rootkits(arstechnica.com)
4 points by hellcow 8y ago|0 comments
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by hellcow 8y ago
I can't do much justice to the topic in a HN post, but this post specifically describes Go module's dependency resolution algorithm and compares it against SAT solvers like Cargo's: https://research.swtch.com/
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by hellcow 8y ago
I've been using go modules in my company for several months now. Everything has "just worked." It's at least 1 order of magnitude faster than dep. It's worth noting that go modules use a novel dependency resolution
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Taking Go modules for a spin(dave.cheney.net)
3 points by hellcow 8y ago|0 comments
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Support for native Go versioning is now in tip(groups.google.com)
30 points by hellcow 8y ago|1 comments
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by hellcow 8y ago
Traefik isn't worth the trouble. We used it in production over the course of 2 years, and it was consistently our only source of downtime due to rediculous bugs: not closing file descriptors, breaking changes, and silent failures with
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by hellcow 8y ago
It came down to preference. I find HyperApp's codebase simpler to read/reason about (it's a pretty straightforward single file), and I prefer its API over React/Preact's.
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by hellcow 8y ago
We use Hyperapp to power our most complex UIs (decision trees, onboarding sequences, etc.). We didn't need any of the existing React ecosystem for that, and by removing React, we saw several benefits: 1. Smaller library for faster page
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by hellcow 8y ago
This is an exceptionally simple library to use in place of React. Both its performance and the development experience have been great. My company's been using it in production for more than a year now without any issues. Highly recomme
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by hellcow 8y ago
I recently went through the same Mac to Windows conversion. For a Sketch replacement, try Lunacy by Icons8 -- it's a Sketch clone for Windows (not quite as good, but pretty damn close, and it opens even complex sketch files perfectly).
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by hellcow 8y ago
The proposal makes me sad as well. As someone who uses Go everyday -- professionally and personally -- Go's branding was always simple and fun, which (to me) was reflected in the language itself. The new proposal is trendy, but Go was
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by hellcow 9y ago
Abot | Full-Stack Engineer | Venice, CA | Full Time, Onsite, Remote OK Abot automates customer service for eCommerce companies using machine learning. We integrate directly into existing tools and work out-of-the-box with a 15-minute setup.
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by hellcow 9y ago
I was also a business major, but I had been programming my whole life. Like you, I had no intention of being a consultant or going into finance. It didn't really affect my career one way or another because I was building my own compani
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Generic graph algorithms in Go(godoc.org)
3 points by hellcow 9y ago|1 comments
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by hellcow 9y ago
We integrate into most of the major eCommerce platforms and automate common tasks out-of-the-box: returns, exchanges, order tracking, etc. We support multiple languages. Shoot me an email and I'll see if we can help.
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by hellcow 9y ago
I actually founded a company that does ML-based customer service alongside humans. https://www.abotlabs.com If anybody at Coinbase wants to reach out, I can probably automate 20-50% of your queries with integrations into your ba
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by hellcow 9y ago
That's not all! Try inserting a Go variable within a script tag, and Go will automatically convert it to JSON. Makes it possible to easily do this: let msgs = {{ .Messages }} Where .Messages is any slice. Same is true for struct
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by hellcow 9y ago
Mozilla's CMO already defended their behavior in a statement to Gizmodo [1], claiming in effect that the malware they silently injected into people's browsers didn't harm people's privacy, and thus was OK. Mozilla'

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