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by lnsp 5y ago
I'm quite sure Cloudflare uses ClickHouse for their web analytics stuff (see https://blog.cloudflare.com/http-analytics-for-6m-requests-p... ).
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by lnsp 5y ago
I am currently working on a project attempting to achieve something like this called Valar ( https://valar.dev ). It's still quite experimental and in private beta, but feel free to take a look and put yourself on the waiting
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by lnsp 6y ago
Love the redirect from inet.af to the POSIX socket spec, nice easter egg :)
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by lnsp 6y ago
Agree, but at least their name is descriptive. A bit more originality would have done a lot of good here though.
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by lnsp 6y ago
I came across this yesterday and found it quite interesting - especially Appendix A on why an advertisement-funded search engine would be biased against the user.
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The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine(infolab.stanford.edu)
2 points by lnsp 6y ago|1 comments
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by lnsp 6y ago
A lot of people have adopted the Elastic stack over the years, I guess Amazon just wanted their share.
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by lnsp 6y ago
Seems like some core service crashed since all of these sites are unavailable. However, google.com seems to be fine.
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by lnsp 6y ago
The article seems to be poorly informed. > Those graphics chips would be several times faster than the current graphics modules Apple uses from Nvidia and AMD in its Intel-powered hardware. I don't even remember the last Apple hardw
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Building an out-of-tree LLVM Pass using CMake(gymni.ch)
2 points by lnsp 6y ago|0 comments
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ShinyAuth – Cross platform two-factor authentication powered by SwiftUI(github.com)
3 points by lnsp 6y ago|0 comments
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by lnsp 6y ago
This seems like a pretty big stack for a single person to administrate - how much time do you spend on doing operations vs development?
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by lnsp 6y ago
This looks really cool! Do you want to focus on developer productivity tools only or expand to other applications as well?
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by lnsp 6y ago
There was a pretty good NPR podcast about the same topic if somebody is curious to dive deeper. https://www.npr.org/2020/09/21/915299467/how-to-be-an-anti-c...
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by lnsp 6y ago
It mostly comes down to security vs performance. If you have a fully trusted workload, you may decide not to use sandboxing, since using solutions like gVisor often leads to performance issues on unoptimized workloads. For most use cases ru
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by lnsp 6y ago
I don't think it should be compared to etcd since it only offers best-effort consistency while etcd is strictly consistent.
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by lnsp 6y ago
The quality is definitly on the better side but the brand has the same ethical issues as H&M and others. There are other 'basic' brands like ASKET that may be a bit more expensive, but don't have these problems in their s
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by lnsp 7y ago
I discovered it when looking into runtimes for my Bachelor's thesis. So far it's serving me quite well, especially after they reworked the Sentry file system abstraction (when I started file access was horribly slow). Networking w
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by lnsp 7y ago
Have been building a similar project in the past few months called Valar ( https://valar.dev , it uses gVisor instead of Firecracker and is still in private beta), but I prioritized university studies so it took too much of my tim
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by lnsp 7y ago
About encourage domestic consumption: the local power infrastructure does not have enough capacity to distribute all the energy produced by wind turbines (in the north) across the country.
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by lnsp 7y ago
It's way more expensive than coal, wind or solar. And since the German government doesn't seem to subsidize anything except coal, nuclear has no chance.
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Tezos – Cryptocurrency with Staking and Formal Verification for Contracts(tezos.com)
4 points by lnsp 7y ago|0 comments
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by lnsp 7y ago
It's mainly used for CI build servers. I know of a FANG company that just stacks iMac Pros on a shelf, they will definitely be happy about a powerful rackmount server.
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by lnsp 7y ago
"rand made work" Bad: 0.0046 - Good: 0.9951
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by lnsp 7y ago
> Some European companies that use large American cloud providers say those services are more competitively priced than cloud services in Europe, WSJ Pro previously reported. Gaia-X could lower transaction costs by standardizing contract
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by lnsp 7y ago
In my experience most plugins were actually pretty ok-ish, but just maintaining the Jenkins installation itself was a horror job. Every once in a while a bad dependency upgrade would crash the entire installation – my only option was to go
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by lnsp 7y ago
Somehow these enterprise people have turned Kubernetes, which basically was an advanced job scheduler for compute resources, into a unnecessary complex monster (just look at the LOC of kube-api). And that's still pretty decent compared
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by lnsp 7y ago
I like it, it's clean, simple and puts content first.
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by lnsp 7y ago
Phew, god thanks.
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by lnsp 7y ago
I would describe Zurich's population as rather heterogenous, but you've made a case. I don't think this should be standard for every region because you need a high-population density to be efficient (e.g. rural Swiss areas lo

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