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by lotyrin 9y ago
That would require an interruption in service between the server closing the old connection and the client reestablishing a new one, which they sought to avoid.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
It sounds like the product is already a proxy (Websocket -> XMPP) so I'm not sure what exactly they're deploying multiple times per day. It also seems like they could have done simple blue/green and extend their websocket
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Or just not bother with unification? Have "Pawn" and "Emoji Pawn" it's not like we're starving for space. This and things like CJK unifications make me feel like design happens on a level of naive convenience i
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Raised as a rural Oregonian with great grandparents from Arkansas here, north = up and south = down is pretty solid in my vernacular, though sometimes elevation will override latitude and we'll go "up" to somewhere slightly s
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I think the simple realtime competitive "io games" that cloud computing, nodeJS, SVG / Canvas have allowed to explode in recent history are probably one playground for fledgling entrepreneurs.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Under the assumption that the same event fired from the same IP at the same time, with the same environment, etc. would be considered a duplicate in your system, I'd have designed this system to be idempotent-insert-only and use conten
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Sure yes, in modern business environments, everyone's business interacts at least in some way with computing, digital products like media and software, and the internet. Even if you had a remote industrial site cutoff from the wider in
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Having worked at a branch off a university devoted to its online school and content marketing where the inputs and outputs of production are entirely digital, I can say they sure as hell aren't a software company; nobody above on-the-g
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Isn't it rational to hold on as hard as you can, to as much as you can, for as long as you can? The old models of commerce are so lucrative that adapting early to the sustainable models comes at a serious cost. Imagine the area under t
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by lotyrin 9y ago
The net present value to a developer of dooming their current employer's current project by choosing an unsuitable technology which they could put on their resume to negotiate future salary (at a position they'll be moving to in,
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by lotyrin 9y ago
You don't have to have the upper hand to be racist, and you don't have to be voluntarily racist, and you don't have to be at fault to be racist. Blacks in the 1930s making generalizations about whites is still racism, regard
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I don't really understand any public package repository that fails to have immutable package versions and publisher-namespaced package names.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Thing is, is blockchain as of today the internet-financial http or gopher?
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by lotyrin 9y ago
It was a simple performance bug (think N+1 query type) that was trivial to implement and trivial to be confident about its behavior vs the pathological implementation, and I used the normal channels for shipping it, it passed QA. The only &
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I obviously didn't bring to the demonstration that I had volunteered the time, it suited my point to make it seem like it was something easy I could do as an aside... Problem is, they don't care about $ either, they care about wha
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Still doesn't work. I've done clandestine work over weekends to speed up an application, then as part of shipping it also add a split test with half the audience having a delay similar to what was in place before I fixed the probl
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Probably wasn't available at that time. From the VCS history, looks like it was very first started on 2015-08-12, not sure when it became stable or part of a release.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
What are the odds? Is this another CVE-2008-0166 style bug?
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by lotyrin 9y ago
I wonder if a slightly more feasible solution of producing and verifying a solution out of simple TTL, so there's no "computer" just a application specific machine made of simple commodity parts which one could trust reasonab
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Liberterianism !== Anarcho-Capitalism. And Socialism !== Centralized Authoritarian Communism. There's not just the one polar spectrum of political ideology that's demonstrated by modern politicians and its far extremes. You can ho
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Yeah... I tend to end up on "We're kind-of like a start-up inside of the Enterprise" teams which frequently fail to see the benefit of change control or release engineering, they're edit-on-production PHP cowboys or Java
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by lotyrin 9y ago
So like, CI uses Terraform populates all of your functions + other resources in a temporary environment and runs whole-system integration tests?
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by lotyrin 9y ago
This claims that on close-to-breakeven applications that moving to serverless might reduce dev costs or accelerate dev work... Serverless proponents: how does that work in theory? In practice, all the serverless guys I've seen have a p
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by lotyrin 9y ago
My credential management tool has ~300 credentials in it, of which I use roughly 10% frequently, there is no way for me to remember these, without creating a scheme which someone could eventually reverse given enough of my leaked credential
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by lotyrin 9y ago
It's visually unclean, and of dubious security use, because nobody should be trying to remember all their passwords, or using a memorable scheme that is adapted based on requirements, just big random string that meets requirements and
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by lotyrin 9y ago
People don't exist in such clean categories, there is a spectrum on which everyone lies w.r.t. their abilities of self awareness and self control and their knowledge of their present and future situations, and therefore their ability t
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by lotyrin 9y ago
The problem is when people fail to distinguish "helpful assumptions" from "actual facts"... I have just today gutted some worse-than-useless GeoIP functionality from a form that was facing customers of our organization s
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Goal is to have a developer write up a service definition with e.g. a web tier, service tier and database tier, wherein some of those pods might need to have persistent data volumes and expect EKS be able to run that application for them wi
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Is there any plan for Fargate + EKS to be able to support attached EBS volumes? Please say yes.
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by lotyrin 9y ago
Looks like the LC27F591FDNXZA to me, but that the compositing of the desktop image has cheated a bit to make it seem like there's just a bit less dead space than there truly is.

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