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by khc 11y ago
I see what you are doing there :-P goroutines do make certain things easier but there's nothing you can do with good old pthreads. One of the motivations for this project is for me to understand better what this Go hype is about.
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by khc 11y ago
data on s3 is durable after a successful PUT (or a complete multipart upload), so their flush() is implied.
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by khc 11y ago
Many reasons: * I am not working at the moment and have some free time (shameless plug: resume at my profile), so I want to bound the amount of time I need to get something useful * many archiving/backup workloads are WORN (write once
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by khc 11y ago
Yes I looked into it (I only found out about it after I started working on goofys). They have a stub flush() which does nothing ( https://github.com/skoobe/riofs/blob/master/src/rfuse.c#L104... ), so
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by khc 11y ago
I started learning Go a month ago and wrote goofys in it as an exercise. Looking for feedbacks from Go best practices as well as usefulness of reduced-POSIX filesystems.
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Show HN: Goofys – a faster s3fs written in Go(github.com)
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by khc 11y ago
I started learning Go a month ago and wrote goofys in it as an exercise. Looking for feedbacks from Go best practices as well as usefulness of reduced-POSIX filesystems.
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Show HN: Goofys – a faster s3fs written in Go(github.com)
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Effectiveness of Talk Therapy Is Overstated, a Study Says(nytimes.com)
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Effectiveness of Talk Therapy Is Overstated, a Study Says(nytimes.com)
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by khc 11y ago
the protection plan is not included
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by khc 11y ago
AltaVault is a backup target, but not a backup product that the OP was likely asking for. But many companies use products like Arq, BackupExec, or NetBackup in combination with AltaVault to achieve what the OP described. Disclaimer: I worke
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by khc 11y ago
From their previous blog posts they built their own storage stack
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by khc 11y ago
If someone writes a jclouds provider for B2, you can then use https://github.com/andrewgaul/s3proxy to interface with it
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Startup aims to make home devices smart enough to anticipate what you need(cnet.com)
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by khc 11y ago
sounds very similar to https://www.instartlogic.com/blog/dont-buy-the-javascript-yo...
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by khc 11y ago
or just git log --grep "the message you are looking for"? But that doesn't solve the problem of multiple repositories though.
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Sandbox for Firefox(l3net.wordpress.com)
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by khc 11y ago
That is a problem with or without package managers. Maybe package managers should start doing PageRank style sorting and return results in the order of how popular they are?
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by khc 11y ago
They have a bubble sort benchmark: http://rperl.org/performance_benchmarks.html .
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by khc 11y ago
According to http://rperl.org/ that's already done.
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Wishing on a shooting star in Japan with man-made meteors(news.yahoo.com)
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by khc 11y ago
When I went to Delhi, I had to haggle with the tuk tuk driver. In some cities in China, there seemed to be the impression that some taxies were not trustworthy and some people only ride from particular taxi companies. Uber was not in China
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Show HN: SwiftProxy – Access AWS S3 Using OpenStack Swift API(github.com)
8 points by khc 11y ago|1 comments
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by khc 11y ago
My immediate thought is applying this to okcupid messages. Okcupid can figure out what kind of messages is likely to generate responses for each person, and can probably charge the sender for the ideal writing style recommendation.
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by khc 11y ago
Ubuntu is a copy of debian that is quite popular.
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The world’s first robotic kitchen prepares crab bisque(arstechnica.com)
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Can you win at anything if you practise hard enough?(bbc.com)
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by khc 12y ago
Stealth mode storage startup - San Francisco, CA We are looking for backend and frontend engineers and an outbound product person to solve Petabytes-scale storage problems. We are currently a team of 3 including 2 technical founders who&#x2
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Firefox Janus (privacy/compression proxy) discontinued(github.com)
2 points by khc 12y ago|0 comments

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