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by kapilvt 3y ago
North Carolina tornadoes are way more infrequent than the midwest. Climate change does change calculus, not always in predictable ways, ie there was a tornado in dc last year, extremely rare. In general North Carolina has a trifecta of chea
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by kapilvt 3y ago
compare to pyspy, which is out of process and reads process memory to reconstruct stack frames as a sampler, which means marginal overhead for the program, re safer to use in prod. it would be interesting to see a function entry/exit o
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by kapilvt 3y ago
https://github.com/benfred/py-spy is also really nice, and has an actual oss license.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
https://portal.office.com/servicestatus
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Aws azs are also distributed geographically within a region w separate power and network lines. From the docs “ Availability Zones are distinct locations within an AWS Region that are engineered to be isolated from failures in other Availab
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Fwiw my understanding is that Oriole wants to be an extension, and lives atm as a transient fork for the purpose of improving issues on storage apis upstream, re a bunch of active up streaming work on table access methods (TAM) aka pg -lugg
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by kapilvt 3y ago
It’s not higher level concurrency mechanics, it’s different, and changing between assumptions of single process concurrency to multi-threaded are generally non trivial for a long established project in c with a vibrant ecosystem (note the e
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Fwiw I agree with Tom lane, there’s a bunch of extension code out there, that would need to be upgraded and verification around multithreaded safety. It’s a python 2 to 3 transition except assuming correct multi threading in c (most popular
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by kapilvt 4y ago
Fair but maybe drop the open source tag on the blog post, since it’s not?
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by kapilvt 4y ago
as someone who maintains projects both using just and make, I have to say just is awesome, and allows things like writing a given task directly in a scripting language. sadly its not universally available across operating systems and linux
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by kapilvt 4y ago
I moved to poetry (ergonomics) and publishing wheels with frozen requirements, at least for apps, here's the plugin I used https://github.com/cloud-custodian/poetry-plugin-freeze .. readme has details, tldr freeze
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by kapilvt 4y ago
That’s not quite how payroll works
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by kapilvt 4y ago
actually Ian (aws hero) has a tool that does exactly this https://github.com/iann0036/iamlive
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by kapilvt 4y ago
All of the sdks support client side monitoring (CSM), so these sort of tools can be built client side. https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/1.10.46/gui... afaics the only challenge is mapping
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by kapilvt 4y ago
I was really questioning the size of big monitors (40+) as a convergence to tv, but unusable as desktop monitor, but now it appears they are a good replacement for a tv, sans the ads tracking, spam, and crappy interface.
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by kapilvt 4y ago
Navigate down another directory to `native` directory which has the source for the .so files.
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by kapilvt 4y ago
I also love just, but I try to restrict my usage to projects that don't have larger communities or user populations, as the getting it installed aspect is nowhere near universal as make. my favorite is mixing scripting languages and sh
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by kapilvt 4y ago
its also odd then re the python bindings being MIT, as the AGPL will convey throughout any aggregation or library usage, as would GPL, the primary delta for GPL vs AGPL is the intent on the later for network offered services, which in the c
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by kapilvt 4y ago
corporate backer/owner on oss project is a bit different from a language as far as scope of users. and to wit minus java (arisen from its oak roots at a time where c/c++ were the primary alternatives), and golang, most languages d
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by kapilvt 4y ago
its a db, anything for ingesting.. ideally an open telemetry ingester? [update] hmm.. per docs wants pprof format and an agent. https://grafana.com/docs/phlare/latest/operators-guide/confi... language su
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by kapilvt 4y ago
verification of not just payload, but who/what signed, ie trust on who produced the artifact.
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by kapilvt 4y ago
+ xapian which has been around a while, and while gpl licensed, is quite capable https://xapian.org/
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by kapilvt 4y ago
s/format/repository
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by kapilvt 4y ago
I've also wondered this, afaics the project appears effectively unmaintained, ci appears to have been broken for a while, and both pull requests and issues piling up with not much response. it does appear there are several other folks
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by kapilvt 4y ago
yeah I'm quite curious, but it appears to be undocumented outside of the code, it reads like a way to strip a container given a yaml config file to extract out the important bits.
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by kapilvt 4y ago
“ According to this article Fuller publicly lied about the testing, safety, maximum speed, stability, production capacity, funding sources, crash details, and more.” Sounds like Elon musk, well minus the max speed
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by kapilvt 4y ago
And djbdns which I have fond memories of in comparison to bind nightmares
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by kapilvt 4y ago
As additional datapoint, afaic(r|s) amazon doesn’t allow any non aws employee maintainers on any repo in a github organization with aws or amazon in the name. Also freertos was a bit of an acquihire originally of Richard Barry - https:&#x2
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by kapilvt 4y ago
Its not clear if this is functional versus aspirational, its missing any useful code minus dataclass model definitions, which makes it rather to hard evaluate if its either useful or safe. https://github.com/reloadware/
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by kapilvt 4y ago
Meld is also pretty nice https://meldmerge.org/

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