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by je42 10y ago
i found unreal very big. slow to compile and change. and a very old source code base. lots of code before C++11 and STL standardization. which is a bit weird with when one is used to code using C++14/11.
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by je42 10y ago
yeah the ALB provides that feature as well. I just checked. it was released in Aug 2016. So clearly before that time your setup makes a lot of sense. I am wondering if the ALB would be the preferred method now, if you were to redo it ?
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by je42 10y ago
Did the need for edge server arise from the fact the a service like https://aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/applicationloadb... didn't exist back then ?
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by je42 10y ago
wondering why they have the edge nodes and not just a load balancer. looking at their responsibilities it looks like a lot of the overlap with the responsibilities of a load balancer.
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Ask HN: How Do You Test React Native Apps E2E?
1 points by je42 10y ago|0 comments
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by je42 10y ago
when did you evaluate ? recently ?
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Ask HN: React Native vs. Nativescript: which do you use/prefer?
5 points by je42 10y ago|2 comments
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by je42 10y ago
Angular + Redux is also possible. ;)
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by je42 10y ago
> angular comes with ionic 2 and nativescript, but neither of those mobile frameworks allow angular to reach the performance of react native. Wonder where this comes from ? Ionic 2. Clearly. since it is webview. but nativescript doesn&#x
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by je42 10y ago
Multithreading also introduces issues for GC. It needs to stop all threads. If you look at how much work has been delivered towards the GC's of for example JVM, Go and V8. It is a really tough problem to get right for all application t
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by je42 10y ago
have you looked at nativescript ? similar to react native, but it doesn't require building handmade boilderplate code to bridge into native. they have automated that stuff.
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by je42 10y ago
regarding cache lines: if i understand correctly, the scenario you are optimizing for is that your engine carefully needs to be in control of all cache lines to met the performance requirements. any "rogue" component like a dialog
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by je42 10y ago
please keep in mind. this is a dialog system. - murders cache lines is clearly not important for a dialog system. the use of lua fixes a lot of things you mention in terms of stability, ease of use by other people, etc. data driven is the m
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by je42 10y ago
just looked at this, nice! but i wasn't able to find how in the document how to propagate errors up the stack ? i.e. a parent function needs to expose an error type that is a base class of all errors that can occur the methods being c
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by je42 10y ago
wondering the tinydns and cartographer work together ? i didn't see any dynamic response capability in tinydns ? did i miss it in the docs of tinydns ?
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by je42 10y ago
merge early. push automated tests to the limit. use feature flags to disable unstable features.
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by je42 10y ago
actually, their are some systems that try to force political forces out of the company. see holocracy.
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by je42 10y ago
there another side to it. coding alone making all decisions on the fly and as needed can also be very relaxing. in the big company, most of the work is getting agreement; fighting legacy code; planning transitions; making sure everybody is
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by je42 10y ago
I ask similar questions if somebody says he/she is python expert. failing that is not an immediate issue, but i would continue probing by asking other questions on this level. to figure out what the "expert" label means acco
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by je42 10y ago
they are doing stream processing inside the same process.
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by je42 10y ago
there are not doing the stream processing are they ? this is still lots of request / response.
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by je42 10y ago
this is less about "skill" but about the awareness how the different CPUs are implemented and where the algorithm is not behaving correctly in conjunction with the CPU spec. In addition the error class is a mean one: doesn't
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by je42 10y ago
how did you figure your reading list out ?
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by je42 10y ago
a renderfarm ? :)
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by je42 10y ago
Not only the authentication of an app should be TLS/SSL. The rest of the communication as well. Certificate pinning and such should be done anyway for all services the app uses. A consistent view and specified view on how to securely
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by je42 10y ago
Actually oauth2 is straight forward to implement. The different flows all have a purpose. Obviously, when confronted with a protocol and implement it without library; you have to read and understand the spec. I think the flows are fairly st
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by je42 10y ago
you usually also need feature flags.
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by je42 10y ago
no. repetition should be a result of the child wanting to be better. if commanded to repeat the child will approach the subject to learn with minimalism. if child is influenced to like the subject and repeatition is a result of a drive to g
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by je42 10y ago
No gui that I have seen can deal with the GIT workflows in an efficient manner. Most GUIs are slow. Rethink GIT workflows and make them worse. I only use a GUI for this: - GitX for adding and reviewing files to a commit. (partial commit s
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by je42 10y ago
plantuml is nice. ;)

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