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by jgehrcke 9mo ago
thought this might be about kim dotcom -- is he 50 yet?
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by jgehrcke 11mo ago
I'm sure you know what you're taking about -- yet, your response reminds me of https://youtu.be/aWfYxg-Ypm4 "drizzle works on the edge"
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by jgehrcke 11mo ago
Thank you for that comment, Mike :-) I was looking for that type of response here :-). As expressed many times: thank you for your work.
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by jgehrcke 1y ago
Loving your work, as always!
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by jgehrcke 2y ago
You have some really nice shots there, even with the rare wild dog! Jumping on the shameless plug train here -- just a few days ago I decided to finally show some of my photography on Instagram (for those of you that still use it): https:&
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by jgehrcke 3y ago
Thanks for the reference. Yeah, may also be entirely unrelated.
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by jgehrcke 3y ago
Underwater cables seemingly got attacked; the Red Sea situation is likely related: https://apnews.com/article/red-sea-undersea-cables-yemen-hou...
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by jgehrcke 3y ago
Might be related to this event? > The cut lines include Asia-Africa-Europe 1, the Europe India Gateway, Seacom and TGN-Gulf, Hong Kong-based HGC Global Communications said. It described the cuts as affecting 25% of the traffic flowing th
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by jgehrcke 3y ago
Via Ukraine war footage I learned that "getting off the X" is an established military idiom (for leaving a dialed-in target area of e.g. artillery). Now it might find a newer even more popular meaning.
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by jgehrcke 3y ago
I want to add that I have learned so much by following the nginx mailing list for more than a decade. Can we give a huge round of applause to Maxim Dounin for community support and technical excellence? Maxim and team are answering the deep
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Show HN: GitHub Action for repository traffic reporting(github.com)
3 points by jgehrcke 4y ago|0 comments
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by jgehrcke 4y ago
The login system of the Bahn app amd website is experiencing issues right now -- wonder if it has to do with HN peak traffic, hm :).
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by jgehrcke 5y ago
I keep being impressed by this project. Has served me so well over the years, and the depth of the technologies is so exciting. Assembling ffmpeg command line arguments is a meditative exercise, with almost arbitrarily deep research allowe
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by jgehrcke 5y ago
Would you mind explaining? :-) I'm okay with potentially looking stupid here and ask for all of us who don't get this pun!
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by jgehrcke 5y ago
By the way Mike I think https://techspot.zzzeek.org/2015/02/15/asynchronous-python-a... is still one of the best articles on the topic of "python and concurrency". So many important insights for rea
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by jgehrcke 5y ago
This! > gevent doesn't have good support for multiprocessing This is where my little library https://github.com/jgehrcke/gipc might help! It's been working well for people since 2012 :) By the way, gevent
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by jgehrcke 5y ago
Love this part: "To allow myself this pace, I discover a tension between freedom and impatience, that is, in the slow, I find a fresh inventiveness and sovereignty from the relentless influence of our economic system. Though within thi
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by jgehrcke 5y ago
There is real need, and there are solutions. NodeJS has a built-in DNS resolution API which is fully async / libuv-cooperative: https://nodejs.org/api/dns.html#dns_dns_resolve_hostname_rrt... Other async runtimes
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State of QUIC and HTTP/3 in Nginx (with nice eBPF use case)(nginx.com)
1 points by jgehrcke 5y ago|0 comments
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
Thanks for bringing this topic to this thread. I'm a physicist by heart and education myself and observe that in the software/observability industry we like to collect data much more than we're interested in properly processi
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
> cause I take myself offline way too often Haha, the "ouch, what have I done again?" moment... :-). One of the most interesting lessons from making mistakes is to appreciate the fact that we make mistakes even when we try so h
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
I have also liked At Eternity's Gate https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_Eternity%27s_Gate_(film) so so much. If you can, first watch this, and then "Loving Vincent". I did this coincidentally and was ama
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
JP from Opstrace here. Great questions! > Are you doing anything to improve log search versus an Elasticsearch cluster, for instance? No. You're right, Loki is not designed for building up an index for full-text search. The premise
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
Haha, sure. I suppose that for example AWS has little incentive for allowing for example Datadog to to offer a special per-AZ endpoint. But hey. Here we come into play :).
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
I'd love to chime in, too, and say thank you for sharing this perspective. It's totally understandable, and this HN thread wouldn't be complete and genuine w/o this talking point. Based on your experience, we'd cert
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
Hey! JP from Opstrace here. Thanks for reading through things and for sharing your thoughts. The quick reply is that we still have to introduce a proper cluster config diff and mutation design. An `apply` command might look innocent on the
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
Jan-Philip from Opstrace here. This is lovely feedback! > is a royal pain in the neck. It's fun to see how different people put the same unpleasant experience into words in this thread. Thanks for adding your personal touch. Every t
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
Thanks for the correction! You linked to the right Cortex, not to be confused with https://github.com/TheHive-Project/Cortex , haha. https://github.com/cortexproject/cortex is what we talk about. N
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
JP from Opstrace here. Thanks for sharing this perspective, stressing the relative value of predictability. Of course, when things go pear-shaped the last thing you want to discover is that your monitoring pipeline doesn't work as expe
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by jgehrcke 6y ago
Feels like we're nowhere and everywhere now!

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