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iamd3vil
8y ago
We package it into a docker image using distillery and then deploy to Kubernetes using Peerage with KubeDNS for auto clustering. It was tricky to figure out everything at the start but after figuring out once, it's pretty easy and work
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> I could go into this in more detail if anyone's curious. Please do!
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ActorDB – Distributed SQL database
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The Road to UChat: Building Uber’s Internal Chat Solution
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Kialo – Empowering reason
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Async and Await in Rust: a full proposal
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Unexpected
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9y ago
Yeah true. Also by open sourcing the chrome extension maybe someone can port this to Firefox. I think it should be relatively easy after the recent move by Firefox to webextensions.
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iamd3vil
9y ago
If you don't trust PIA's or any VPN's clients, you can always use Openvpn clients directly, provided the vpn supports openvpn.
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Private Internet Access Goes Open Source
(privateinternetaccess.com)
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Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+
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9y ago
I think websockets is a much better use case for this if you don't want the reconnection overhead. Also since websockets are bidirectional, you can keep the connection open and send all requests through the connection as well as receiv
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9y ago
We mostly use docker with docker swarm. Currently exploring moving to Rancher. Also we use Gitlab CI for CI/CD. Our workflow looks like this: a release is tagged, CI tests and builds a docker image which is pushed to our private regist
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9y ago
We use Elixir, Go, C++ for backend and JS, Java / Kotlin, C# for frontend. We also use Postgresql, Rabbitmq and Redis.
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9y ago
Just nitpicking, Hindi is not the national language of India (assuming you are from India). It is just an official language.
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Go Experience Report: Generics in Kubernetes
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Orleans – For Building distributed,high-scale applications in .NET
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9y ago
Really fun game. Very smooth and addictive. Curious to know about tech stack
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9y ago
Go maybe faster than Erlang in raw throughput but Erlang can compete with Go in Latency (mainly predictable latency). As you said it all depends on the scenario. The article is mainly in the scenario of betting infrastructure where I think
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Languages for online betting: an investigation of Go, Erlang, and Elixir
(erlang-solutions.com)
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What's new in Elixir – Dec/17
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I think if you are coming from Rails and Ruby to Phoenix, you should learn elixir first. Or else, like a lot of people, you may think that it's similar to Rails. Phoenix may look similar to rails, but there is a huge difference on how
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Want to try Warp? We just enabled the beta for you
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SQLite is ok if you don't have much traffic (for example personal blogs), but you can't replace a db like Postgresql with SQLite if you have lot of concurrent traffic.
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Google’s new payment app for India uses sound to transfer money
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Investigating Erlang by reading its system calls (2016)
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Containerization at Pinterest
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Actually in India, I am really grateful for Uber. Previously talking to an auto rikshaw or taxi is pretty painful. They are rude, not reliable, charge a lot if you don't know the city or area. Also atleast from my talking to lot of Ube
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Go Experience Report for Generics: Google Metrics API
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Privacy is a fundamental right under Article 21, rules Indian Supreme Court
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