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by hhandoko 10y ago
It helps identify potential problems / conflicts across teams even before a single code is written (or development time committed).
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by hhandoko 10y ago
The HN post title is incorrect. It's the exploit author who responded, not the hacker / cracker.
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I believe they are (as mentioned by other commenter), but it's taking too long :)
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Yeah, I heard this too. TBH, I don't need Aurora-level performance (although it would be a nice option in the future), I'm just happy to have a vendor-managed PostgreSQL instance with granular price points. C'mon Google! :)
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I mean, there is ElephantSQL [1] and Aiven [2], but I'd rather have something from Google themselves since I consider relational database a core part of the architecture and infrastructure. [1] - https://www.elephantsql.com&
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by hhandoko 10y ago
One reason why I still can't use GCE in 2016. No PostgreSQL support for CloudSQL. I can find alternatives for other services, but I don't want to compromise on the choice of relational database. Note: I understand there are third-
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by hhandoko 10y ago
There is also Azul Zulu Homebrew cask available, but last I checked it was a couple of patch version behind. https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/blob/master/Casks/...
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I don't think this is true anymore [1]. They're bundling IntelliJ with custom OpenJDK (with needed bug fixes) in recent releases. In addition, I run on Azul Zulu [2][3] for Java / Scala / Kotlin development and haven&#x2
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I noticed that you work on Akka.NET, and now this (Go actors). They look similar on the surface: supervision, state machines, etc. as other actor libraries... But, are there any key differentiating features? Also, what do you think of the r
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Citus looks interesting. Anyone can provide some insight on how easy it is to transform an existing PostgreSQL cluster to a Citus one?
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I don't think this analogy is accurate. It uses Java as the development language, but it has different runtime, not simply a different platform / target, and thus different rules apply. In regards with the Java libraries, I think
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I think it has merit for devs looking to get involved in a particular tech (whatever their reasons may be). In the past I work almost exclusively within the .NET ecosystem (only some small projects in Java, Python, etc.). When I took up lea
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I agree, a little bit more context could be helpful sometimes. I initially thought this was the Quill (Scala) DSL: http://getquill.io/
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I have the same response everytime someone from Perth pops up in HN :) Quite a recent picture as well... As I recall, the Rio Tinto logo on the Central Park building was only up a couple years ago.
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I switched from Fake S3 [1] to Minio for local development. Fast and lightweight, good experience so far :) Easy to setup with Vagrant, and linking / sharing the Minio shared folder to the host makes it quite convenient to quickly chec
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Most Elixir and/or Phoenix migrants I met came from Ruby / Rails shop [1], and those who have made the switch seems to be very happy with their decision. [1] Probably because Elixir is Ruby-like, and Phoenix has some Rails feel to
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I have been considering Mesos for a side project (we're close to getting an amount of traffic that make sense for it). However, last I looked, persistent storage is still under active development and moving to a distributed database is
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by hhandoko 10y ago
"So you want to be a CTO?" [1] by Simon Raik-Allen, CTO of MYOB [2]. [1] https://youtu.be/CVLwFYBvX5I [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MYOB_(company) . Basically a provider of accounting sof
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by hhandoko 10y ago
I don't think the cloud and/or auto-scaling would help here. Most likely this is due to poor architecture choices. Also, from what I can see, gov't departments normally outsource for projects and only ever retain staff for ma
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Thanks for the tip! I worked in Tanjong Pagar before, and went to Maxwell many times, but never knew about the temple cafetaria :)
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by hhandoko 10y ago
This link was provided in another HN post: https://www.quora.com/What-programming-language-was-used-to-...
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Interesting, I always thought they try to be a faithful port. In what ways do they differ?
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by hhandoko 10y ago
The design seems only suitable for low-speed operations. So for your use case, it might work. But I see this as solving one problem and introducing three more, e.g. would this design be safe for cruising speed (>60km/h) or cornering
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by hhandoko 10y ago
As interesting as this might be, what problem exactly is it trying to solve?
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Ansible is great, we use it at work extensively. But I am sticking with Vagrant for OSS project as it (Ansible) does not work with Windows host.
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Product codename whilst in development was Skull Canyon: http://ark.intel.com/products/codename/74691/Skull-Canyon
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by hhandoko 10y ago
FYI, plain lid (sans-Skull) is included in the package.
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Job Role: Senior Software Engineer - Working on a large-scale web app in Play Framework (Scala). I worked on various aspects (e.g. backend to frontend, incl. some DevOps). Side Project(s): Simpoel - A cross between Facebook groups and Meetu
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by hhandoko 10y ago
Yeah, the ROG does command a premium. Good hardware quality but I think most of the extra cost is due to all the add-ons (e.g. premium onboard sound chip). It is a gaming motherboard after all. However, never ever skimp on motherboard if yo
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by hhandoko 10y ago
The CPU gets progressively expensive; and yes, more than 8 cores will probably blow the $4k budget. However, two things to note: 1) High-end i7 and Xeon with the same core count hover around the same price. However, Xeon are not made for ov

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