hutrdvnj

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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   What's wrong with https://github.com/xonsh/xonsh ?
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   It depends on how sequential your script is. It's not very uncommon to start a background task, do something in the meantime and continue when the bg task has finished. These types of async control flows are very easy to model in JS. A
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   I'm not sure what you are down voted. It's a very legitimate question.
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   I remember the time when LAMP stack was new. Every new stack will be discussed controversial at first. Some say avoid it as hell, some say it's very good, some say who cares. I think as time progresses this term will be less and less
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   First of all, this is a very cool web hack, I like it very much. I have a question. It's a 668.8MB database file. What does actually happen if the query has to scan 300 mb before finding the right answer? Wouldn't it be better to
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   I guess a Heroku hosted application counts as serverless then.
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   I got my phone bill to almost zero/year by using what's app calls.
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   I quite like how helm charts solves the problem. You have a values.yaml which is plain yaml, but at the same time you have the helm template language, which allows you to create more complex configuration templates with functions and flow c
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   by hutrdvnj 5y ago

   I have a K320 with browns. Maybe browns are for you, they have a tactile feedback like the black, but it's much weaker, like the blues so you don't get tired. They are much more silent than the blues (no click), but are a bit loud
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    by hutrdvnj 5y ago

    I think a hello world example is insufficient. I would like to see some more code examples, especially some that are useful in the real world for building websites. It doesn't have to be a fully functional hacker news clone in Grain, b
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    That is quite normal behavior for most hosters and it depends on the strength of DDOS. If you have to deal with DDOS frequently then you need a loadbalancer in between your service and your clients, that offers DDOS protection.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    > I've always thought Intel's marketing was a bit confused - i7 stays the same over 10+ years I think that is because the performance has been the same for the past 10+ years.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    "to a certain German hosting provider" Hetzner
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    While it is true that Grafana's new license is still FOSS not every company, public cloud provider is willing to accept the AGPLv3 license[1]. Hence a fork with the old license is not unlikely. [1] https://opensource.google&
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Yeah, I think that is the best approach especially if the price difference is like tenfold for the high quality product. However there are some exceptions to the rule, for example I would never buy a low quality notebook or a low quality ca
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Where are the places to live in new york, if you are on a low-income?
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Java is great, because it is not worse at anything.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    That's why mixing services exists. Other than that darknet is using Monero AFAIK.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Yeah, but this quote is out of context. With context it makes much more sense.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    > Curious about Ceph, what feature are you using it for? Mainly CephFS. It allows you similar to NFS to have a big shared filesystem over network. If you have clients that require access to a triple digit terabyte or petabyte sized files
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Ceph user here. Ceph works fine 99.9% of the time until it doesn't. In this case you get a bit panic and start to google, ask in IRC for help and take a look at the bug tracker. In all critical cases of the past we were able to recover
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    I agree, it's by far the best name from their suggestions.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Einstein said: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler". This is an instance of "but no simpler". Any non-trivial page written in only html will eventually evolve into a self-written static site
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Now it's legally possible to SaaS MinIO and sell S3 storage to customers.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    I think the best way to write things safely is to not write them in Bash in the first place. Better pick a strongly typed language of your choice.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    > Consumer notebooks are moving away from having ethernet ports in general. I might be wrong, but I don't think that every notebook will be as slim as the height of a USB-C port and with only one or two USB-C ports as only ports. Th
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Better late than never.
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    I agree 240hz is maybe a bit extreme. But I think that most people could immediately tell the difference between 60hz and 120hz. > but I would probably not care how it looks. Me too. It's not about aesthetics, I don't care much
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    Yes, always. I can immediately notice the difference when I type on lets a gnome terminal vs. xterm. But it's not only related to terminals. I have the same issue with editors. For example, the Atom editor is unbearable slow, VSCode is
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    by hutrdvnj 6y ago

    I'm very sensitive to terminal latency and I find terminals like gnome terminal and the like are simply too slow for me. I use xterm on daily basis because it provides the best latency. https://lwn.net/Articles/751