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by kimi 11y ago
To clarify: I have been looking for something along these lines because my company is looking to invest heavily into Clojure. We come from a Java/JVM environment, and we are very happy with it, but we have to ship a "beacon"
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by kimi 11y ago
That's what I thought. Clojure is a "parasitic" language, meaning that it is meant to work with a host, so it should not be too hard to make it work with a Go environment. Plus, the fact that there is a very well working Cloj
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Italy will apply a “digital tax” on cross-border transactions starting in 2017(gazzettadelsud.it)
1 points by kimi 11y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 11y ago
I have this board from Ethermania at home https://github.com/ethermania/WeatherShield1 and it works just great. Really inexpensive and the software is easy to modify.
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by kimi 11y ago
I stand corrected. It will be an update to Joe Celko's "SQL for smarties": "SQL for voyeurs"
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by kimi 11y ago
The book I want to read today is "Data Science with Clojure" updated to use Ashley Madison data-sets.
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by kimi 11y ago
Can it be used in ClojureScript?
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SlicedBread support for thread pools and deferred computations(github.com)
1 points by kimi 11y ago|0 comments
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Lessons learnt: running very large outbound campaigns with Asterisk clusters(blog.wombatdialer.com)
8 points by kimi 11y ago|2 comments
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Major issue with Level3 currently reported(simwood.statuspage.io)
2 points by kimi 11y ago|1 comments
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by kimi 11y ago
We have been running hundreds of instances for the last couple of years, and so far, no big issues.
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Create multi-format Asciidoc books from the command line – using Docker(github.com)
1 points by kimi 11y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 11y ago
If your devs are bright and want to learn something new, go for Clojure. If you already have strong Java skills and need to deliver fast, go for Java 8.
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Turn you PBX into a full fledged VoIP dialer: WombatDialer 0.9 released(blog.wombatdialer.com)
5 points by kimi 11y ago|2 comments
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by kimi 11y ago
Had the same issues multiple times with their Amsterdam data centre.
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by kimi 11y ago
This is a myth. One single Asterisk instance may handle 200-500 calls nowadays, but if you cluster them, you may grow carrier-size networks out of them. There are a number of large scale Asterisk deployments that handle tens of thousands of
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by kimi 11y ago
With a cluster of Asterisk boxes and the right tools, it is easy to originate millions of calls. I was talking to a person today who is to place ~60 million calls in 20 days, and you can do that with a couple of Wombats and a small cluster
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How to increase 3x your contact-center performance on mobydick(blog.pascom.net)
1 points by kimi 11y ago|0 comments
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Oh my PBX! Run multiple, hot-swappable Asterisk local instances with Docker(github.com)
1 points by kimi 12y ago|0 comments
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QueueMetrics 15.02: How WebRTC and HTML5 make a difference(queuemetrics.com)
1 points by kimi 12y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 12y ago
Opened up a bug https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync/issues/2
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by kimi 12y ago
JOOQ is nice, but it is more aimed at writing SQL in a portable way than at reading/writing objects.
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by kimi 12y ago
You write maybe more code, but you control how you want objects serialized. And when you find yourself fighting against the database layer, you know you are doing something wrong.
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by kimi 12y ago
Examples are here: https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync/tree/master/tests/ch/l...
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by kimi 12y ago
It looks like I'm not alone in hating Hibernate.
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ObjectiveSync – A thin Java object persistence layer for JDBC(github.com)
26 points by kimi 12y ago|9 comments
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Docker managed lifecycle example: using whaleware to run WombatDialer(github.com)
2 points by kimi 12y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 12y ago
Put the things that are going to change as the last step; use very few steps (eg dont copy files one by one) and let Docker cache the results. We use WhaleWare as a templating tool: https://github.com/l3nz/whaleware an
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by kimi 12y ago
Two weeks? we have been running Docker in production for over one year and have thousands of separate instances. No big issues os far. All that is said is true (or at least points to an area of concern), it's just a matter of weightin
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by kimi 12y ago
Two weeks? we have been running Docker in production for over one year and have thousands of separate instances. No big issues os far. All that is said is true, it's just a matter of weighting pro's and con's.

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