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by istvan__ 12y ago
Right. Let me take this from a different angle. I like to hear about projects moving away from technology much more than jumping onto a band wagon. Right now, Scala feels to me as a band wagon. Some of the guys who moved to use Scala from J
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You can do many things with PHP and MySQL but the real question: is it worth it? I would be interested comparing the TCO (including development time) with platforms like this. I think MySQL is lagging behind Postgres nowadays so I would muc
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Is it an accident that you picked the worst offenders for each category? :) Not as verbose as Java -> Java is probably the most verbose compiled OOP language Refactoring is safer than it would be in JS -> I think with the IDEs this me
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Yes a little bit of competition in the container registry space would be good for everybody. I need to have a closer look how good is this Google offering. One problem that we run into was security when started to use Docker. The management
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Haha very true!! My #1 complain against MongoDB was the silent data loss scenario. Anyways I am curious what RethinkDB has to offer.
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by istvan__ 12y ago
I wish I could. I might write it again as a public blog post or something and let you know.
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If you think about this as a small scale evolution it makes sense. On the other hand, I understand why the guy is unhappy. Apple os breaking compatibility for no good reason, mostly for promoting their new shiny things (like Swift), which d
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Could not agree more with you on this subject. It took me almost a week to understand what is what in the Docker world. We had to trash the original documentation and write one from scratch for our team because nobody really understood the
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Thanks!
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Two things. One: I don't know what is the idea of keen.io after watching the video. I guess it is some sort of generic data collection platform with querying capabilities. Two: based on the pitch (6 mins) I don't know why should I
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by istvan__ 12y ago
To be fair, this is happening because of the wide spread "open office" movement ruined office work in the US. Who thought that putting 10-20+ people in the same space without boundaries is going to increase productivity when we kn
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by istvan__ 12y ago
I am sorry, we cannot really argue about how something feels, can we? :) For me, Tesla is a luxury brand, I might just have a bad taste. :))
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by istvan__ 12y ago
In fact low latency and high-throughput are usually best friends. You cannot maintain high throughput if your operations are taking longer. Also have a look to this picture. Using G1, doing few hundred MB/s. http://postimg.o
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by istvan__ 12y ago
I don't think that you are wrong, most of the JVM users are not forced to look into how GC works unless they are exposed to extreme high scale and load like LinkedIN, Twitter, etc. It is not uncommon to roll with 6GB+ heap. GC gets in
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by istvan__ 12y ago
It is a very reasonable price for a fully electric luxury sedan with these features.
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Funny you mentioned that this is a meme to you, while it is really a technical consideration to me, and I supplied some details about my concerns. Answers following your numbering: (1) Calling S3 "this week's fashionable data stor
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by istvan__ 12y ago
NFS? I just simply don't see the place for this product. The world moved towards the use of smart data formats on platforms like S3 and HDFS. Where would be a NFS service better? It is kind of hard to see for me to use a distributed fi
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Would you mind sharing more details about the Docker setup on AWS? "Our code deployment flow was straightforward, and mostly consisted of building a Docker image off our latest codebase and distributing it to our server instances, with
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by istvan__ 12y ago
In fairness not only in Haskell. I think Go is just not a great choice for this sort of effort. On Haskell though, languages are not a single dimension thing, so it is very easy to say that X is better in Y and leave out all the other dimen
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Well, I would agree with you if this opportunity could not be exploited by malicious organizations.
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This is just an alarming sign that the entire SSL business is broken. It was exploited so many times by western agencies and also by criminals that it should be clear to everybody that this workflow is broken. This action from Google is an
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Exactly. I think they had to re-imagine how the big companies doing car production and it resulted in the innovations you are talking about. The reaction Tesla triggered in the car industry in US is rather laughable, screaming for legislati
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I am pretty sure it has nothing to do with the average population being biased.
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Usually when people tell me this, I ask them to go with the other option (candidate in this case). Quite frankly, in SF there is a huge shortage of tech staff, so either they are lying to your face or they have something that attracts candi
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Well your security is definitely worse than Amazon's. Please prove me wrong. http://aws.amazon.com/compliance/ I think the fallacy in you comment is that you think about storage as it was not using energy and netw
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by istvan__ 12y ago
I have same problem, i really really would like to go back web 1.0, just text with minimal design and max pictures. living in this JS heavy world and using http and html for something it was never intended to be used is silly.
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The actual title should be how stupidity can ruin your life. I do not want to live in the world where adults cannot make jokes, even sexual one. He clearly did not direct that to the woman who made a huge scene out of it. Actually, If the g
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by istvan__ 12y ago
Everything can be compromised. It is just a matter of enough resources(money really). Finding a security bug and actively using it and do not expose it publicly is kind of damaging security because the bug can be used by other organizations
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It is hard to find the latter because the former almost killed them all. How about just hiring good people?
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by istvan__ 12y ago
This is the right action from their side, most of the users are not security specialists, somebody should watch out for them.

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