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by leccine 12y ago
It does not work entirely, it is unstable, it does not support X Y Z, it is harder to work with but it is LINUX!!@# Seriously though, if people think the the TCO of owning an IT infrastructure is equal to the price of the operating system t
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by leccine 12y ago
Well I think we can ditch Java in favor of: Go, Erlang, Haskell, C++, Rust The reason for using Java is the corporate penetration and being the de-facto language for thousands of developers. I seriously think that Java as a language is old
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by leccine 12y ago
It is not a virtual machine, it is just a separated process space that looks like a VM though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LXC
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by leccine 12y ago
The biggest shock for me when I moved to US was to get to know that my apartment complex has an exclusive contract with one cable company. I think they would be sued out of existence (both of them) in Europe for trying to do the same. Net n
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by leccine 12y ago
I think first thing is to clarify why we have 8 hours work days. It is simply reflecting to the past when most of the workers worked in a factory. Several things changed in the last 50 years and nobody was revising these "standards&quo
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by leccine 12y ago
I never said it was a magic bullet. What I am suggesting is to have separate services with independent software packages. This is all. Btw. you can't break a service with a commit, all the services are using versioned APIs so when you
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by leccine 12y ago
It is so funny to see that somebody else got annoyed by Go the same way as I did. I could not get over the fact that I cant pass any type to a function other than interface{}. When you do that it just delays the problem and I have decided t
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by leccine 12y ago
This is amazing. I wish a company would build a minimalistic mobile platform on this without any support for social media. :)
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by leccine 12y ago
Hello there, have you heard of service oriented architecture? You must be joking to justify a single repository with "easier to change". Your problem is that the code base must be tightly coupled if splitting the services out to
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by leccine 12y ago
If you think about it, these softwares the best attack surfaces for secret services. A prime example is the Google hack, when the hackers used Facebook as the attack vector.
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by leccine 12y ago
There plans to rename the service Google- reflecting to the lack of interest of the public using the service even after forcing youtube users to have an account.
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by leccine 12y ago
Wow, with this money they could just rewrite that thing and get the source audited and tested.
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by leccine 12y ago
Most of the best features are in the paid version. I am leaning towards replacing Nginx with Haproxy for the reverse proxying part, unless they move at least the advanced load-balancing features to the free version.
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by leccine 12y ago
The main force holding me back from learning Haskell is the cryptic syntax. I totally understand that the type system is (supposed to be) superior to other languages but it simply make it really hard to find the time. I am also unsure how u
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by leccine 12y ago
POWER (Performance Optimization With Enhanced Risc) is an extremely nice architecture compare to the x86. It's firmware system was so ahead of the BIOS disaster (EFi might change this a bit, yet). I remember loading and booting kernels
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by leccine 12y ago
Amazon Fire TV is just the perfect platform. Now with old and new HBO series you can literary watch anything you want, including good foreign movies, Hollywood crap. Not to mention the gaming capabilities of the device.
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by leccine 12y ago
Semi sexist, greatly generalizing title. The sample used for the study covers only fraction of the entire data set so making this conclusion is very bold.
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by leccine 12y ago
How about bashing the bing banks fueled real-estate boom instead?
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by leccine 12y ago
There are certain things that you can't really avoid using an interpreted language. How would you go around Ruby's GIL for example when you specifically need multiple threads (not talking about green threads). I agree that some of
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by leccine 12y ago
Out of curiosity what is you motivation for porting something from Erlang to Go?
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by leccine 12y ago
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I think using these slim web frameworks makes it easy to refactor your code or swap out the framework. I agree with some of the points you raised, but at this stage Martini has some very crucial featu
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by leccine 12y ago
Long waited decision.
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by leccine 12y ago
The power of Erlang. I was kind of shocked when they introduced the size of their engineering team. Erlang has claimed to be more productive environment than other languages/environments but having a small engineering compare to other
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by leccine 12y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, how is this different, better than Martini? What is the main goal of creating a new framework (instead of getting the features you are missing implemented in the currently existing ones)?
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by leccine 12y ago
Exactly. I am kind of wondering why this 1:1 translation came up why not just follow best practices and implement a functionality instead...
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by leccine 12y ago
Well it is kind of obvious that a compiled language is going to be faster than an interpreted one, especially the way how these interpreters work ( https://wiki.python.org/moin/GlobalInterpreterLock ). You can fool yours
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by leccine 12y ago
Exactly. The problem with SSL/TLS that it relies on a broken promise with the CAs, and as we have seen several times it is extremely easy to exploit. Hello rogue CAs.
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by leccine 12y ago
Do you realize how big % of the entire IPv4 range are you talking about? I do not think so...
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by leccine 12y ago
Don't worry HN turned into this down voting community where if your opinion does not meet with what people want to see you get down voted. It is the best way to get rid of different views so after a while just those guys hang around wh
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by leccine 12y ago
Nobody said we can drop OpenSSL over night. If you start now in 2 years we might see the results.

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