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by kosolam 3y ago
Wow
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by kosolam 3y ago
Cool project! I wonder which kind of organizations adopt tools of this kind? How does this play in the long run with maintenance and upgrades? It would be great to hear from someone that ran such thing for a few years and has some insights
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by kosolam 3y ago
Just wanted to note that maybe “traditional” isn’t the most accurate description. They are used not because of a tradition but rather due to mountains of legacy code. And, eventually everything boils down to specific requirements and tasks
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by kosolam 4y ago
The complexity of an async lib/framework such as i.e. projectreactor stems from that your code stops being linear. And so is the dataflow. This is the core of the issue. You trade simplicity for performance. Using futures you can still
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by kosolam 4y ago
The biggest win by far IMHO is a performant alternative for io intensive applications for async frameworks. Not using an async framework tremendously simplifies your code. Code complexity has an enormous projection on everything else, espec
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by kosolam 4y ago
I read it “not associated with increased morality”..
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by kosolam 4y ago
Well, it was a complete disaster, by all means and measures. A good thing to remember while reading the rubbish flowing out of these intellectual idiots. Proven to be idiots by history - a title that should be written beside their name.
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by kosolam 4y ago
The real fun begins when you deploy a release build in production and it occasionally crashes with something related to concurrency and memory management;-)
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by kosolam 4y ago
I installed the latest TreeSheets release on mac and it asked for permission for incoming connections. Doesn’t look good
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by kosolam 4y ago
I’m a freeplane user. Would love to hear about advantages of TreeSheets.
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by kosolam 4y ago
I use systemd and I like it. Because it works. Every question that pops up I can easily find the answer by googling.
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by kosolam 4y ago
Anyone read it all and can tldr any interesting insights?
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Ask HN: Modern C Libraries
13 points by kosolam 4y ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: Archive Logs from Loki
1 points by kosolam 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Good Zig Code to Read?
12 points by kosolam 4y ago|2 comments
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by kosolam 4y ago
Of course, like many others in this thread I strongly disagree. We are talking here of 20 years that Linux desktop has been mostly standing in place (and going backwards as well). I’ve used Linux in the 90’ and the early 2000’ so I remembe
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by kosolam 4y ago
Also nebula (overlay network) Current plan to migrate to nomad+consul+vault+envoy for production setup. This will replace the bash scripts and haproxy that are currently used for this purpose
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by kosolam 4y ago
Microservices architecture with Java Micronaut postgres firecracker Haproxy bash Prometheus+loki+grafana+node_exporter+promtail Frontend: Next.js using typescript
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by kosolam 4y ago
Got it. Thanks!
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by kosolam 4y ago
Please explain what is this?
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by kosolam 4y ago
Looks like the rust web devs are downvoting my comment. Oh well
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by kosolam 4y ago
Mark is not the subject. He is speaking of Rust and memory safety. I agree with him in general, that if a project requires C/c++ kind of capabilities then better to use Rust. But, if one doesn’t require Rust then I think one must avoid
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by kosolam 4y ago
Please look here for yourself: https://beaconcha.in/
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by kosolam 4y ago
Indeed, around 60-70 confirms and then you can give him the car knowing tx won’t reverse
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by kosolam 4y ago
For example, let’s say you sell a car, the buyer sends you 150 ETH, you wait for 3 confirms and he drives away with the car. Then at some point the tx is removed from the blockchain. Now the buyer has your car and the 150 ETH as well. Why d
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by kosolam 4y ago
Thanks! The missing part is the WAF… unfortunately I couldn’t find anything for on premises installation at a pro cf account price level or open source.
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by kosolam 4y ago
15 minutes till the tx is guaranteed to not reverse.
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by kosolam 4y ago
Btw, I’d like cf to have a feature that will prevent anyone (including cf) from viewing my traffic. Is this in plans? I want the protection of cf but don’t want to sacrifice privacy of my customers data..
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by kosolam 4y ago
Good :)
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by kosolam 4y ago
source. very interesting

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