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by kh_hk 6y ago
json-lines is as much of a name for the concept as ndjson is https://jsonlines.org https://github.com/ndjson/ndjson.github.io/issues/1
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by kh_hk 6y ago
When Kuma is being deployed in multi-zone mode and a service from one zone wants to consume a service from another zone, does that mean that the outbound request will automatically be routed to the correct address of the service (potentiall
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by kh_hk 6y ago
I found redis pub/sub to fit most of the needs for a lightweight message passing system, if you do not need persistence.
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by kh_hk 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balmis_Expedition
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by kh_hk 6y ago
I do not! I liked the book, I find parts of it memorable, but I never recommend it as an introduction to Neal Stephenson. Unfortunately, Anathema is also a difficult book to recommend as an introduction.
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by kh_hk 6y ago
Wow, big congrats to the folks behind Insomnia. I am amazed at the rate they keep improving it. The tool is ultra polished and the love that goes into it is so clear. If you have not tried it, I recommend it!
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by kh_hk 7y ago
The only thing that makes sense is getting your own domain first. There after you can look into email providers, but to avoid lock in, first you need your own address, owned by you. Only by then, you can rent the email service into it if yo
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by kh_hk 7y ago
The sidecar pattern has always looked too complex to me, back in the days of using consul over docker swarm. I was just happy once I managed to get the consul DNS server to respond to service queries, and that's when I stopped, once I
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by kh_hk 7y ago
Tangentially related I stumbled unto this the other day https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/git_issue_management/
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by kh_hk 7y ago
To be honest, investing in a whole studio setup for remote work seems to go against one of the biggest perks of remote work itself: freedom. Stock is usually good enough. That money is better invested on a pair of comfortable headphones, an
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by kh_hk 7y ago
Been hosting my project there for the last 8 years. During these, I have at least two times failed to have enough money on the bank to pay their service. Instead of shutting me down they prorated it for the next month. With AWS and GCP I wo
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by kh_hk 7y ago
Father and son
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by kh_hk 7y ago
If you are interested, one of piccard books, Au Fond Des Mers en Bathyscaphe, explains everything from a personal perspective. It contains many engineering details that are deeply interesting
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by kh_hk 7y ago
chore(*) s/foo/bar
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by kh_hk 7y ago
Just to add up to the list of links to follow up, these are from the Norwegian Veterinary Institute, where they keep posting updates: - (one) https://www.vetinst.no/en/news/severe-illness-in-dogs-in-nor... - (upda
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by kh_hk 7y ago
I would say subsurface is to dive plan apps what calibre is to ebook management software. An all in one solution that works and imports from a variety of dive computers through libdc (a subsurface fork of libdivecomputer). Alright, not git
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by kh_hk 7y ago
If you knew how shitty other dive plan software is you wouldn't say that.
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by kh_hk 7y ago
I find it strange that YouTube is only mentioned once in the whole article (about listening to an old radio programe). I am curious if YouTube was considered or not as a kind of TV during the experiment or not.
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by kh_hk 7y ago
Late tape players were amazing. I think the last one I got was from aiwa, but it sported everything: slim, electronic buttons, li-ion battery. At some point, the technology around them was so well understood that the companies building them
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by kh_hk 7y ago
DIV games studio?
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by kh_hk 7y ago
> One of my coworkers was from Spain and had a last name consisting of two words separated by a space. It's two last names, father and mother first last names. I guess the same definition works, but it's worth noting that any l
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by kh_hk 8y ago
That's it, but not all of it. Saying that in Spain hardly anyone cares about breathing poison is just plain defeatist. This map [1] shows 2015 results for the municipal elections in Madrid. The center is just one small part of the whol
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by kh_hk 8y ago
The only use I have found for a GUI is partial commits, and for that I use gitk which is already distributed with git.
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by kh_hk 8y ago
no, fzf also does history, it uses `fc`. I think it should be doable to integrate fzf with McFly.
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by kh_hk 8y ago
So, tell me about yourself
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by kh_hk 8y ago
My other explanation is that they are used to sell their products on stores and the OEM market and not so much online, so their strategies may be unaligned.
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by kh_hk 8y ago
And yet most HTTP APIs are going to give you a response with an status instead of holding it. I guess because it's much easier to implement and also assumes less on the consumer part. Then there was Comet and what resulted from that, w
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by kh_hk 8y ago
I wouldn't be super quick on drawing the front-end and back-end distinction. A front facing interface using sockets could (depending on how flexible we are with terminology of course) be considered front-end too. And I think that'
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by kh_hk 8y ago
Then you are dealing with client timeouts or the fact that a lot of endpoints do not support url callbacks (for good reasons) or maybe clients that cannot be called back (for good reasons too). Cannot say much about REST constraints outside
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by kh_hk 8y ago
Yes and no. Should you keep using HTTP calls for adding an item to a cart? Possibly. Should you use HTTP calls to communicate between services, let's say, to poll a resource every second and know if a worker has finished, when there ar

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