Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
lukeck
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
31.
▲
by
lukeck
5y ago
Forgot an important one. Learning how to identify the current bottleneck made it easier to focus on the most important thing.
32.
▲
by
lukeck
5y ago
Learning the EMacs navigation key combos made getting around the terminal faster. Learning version control made it easier to avoid many, many headaches. Learning the key combos for whatever editor I’m using made it much faster to write, ed
33.
▲
by
lukeck
5y ago
For anyone that uses immutable infrastructure where servers’ configuration is never once built and subsequent deployments result in replacement with entirely new VMs, building once per machine still happens every time there is a deployment.
34.
▲
by
lukeck
5y ago
One difference between the current and previous generations is just how much information is recorded by and about us. There will be a lot more evidence of the existence and experiences of people alive today than people of a century ago. Whe
35.
▲
by
lukeck
6y ago
And slapping .net on everything.
36.
▲
by
lukeck
6y ago
Thanks. That was useful for the further discussion in comments on the other post.
37.
▲
by
lukeck
6y ago
I guess the differences are how long it takes to detect a typo, and therefore the blast radius in getting it wrong in a script that could be executed many times before you notice.
38.
▲
by
lukeck
6y ago
> So ... you could chose not to do that for your parents. There's no way they would do it by accident. If third party app stores were allowed, some vendors OPs parents need to use would likely only publish their apps on a different
39.
▲
by
lukeck
7y ago
Having more food at home and therefore not needing to go out as often is good for the people that are physically and financially able to. Those that can’t - people on low or no income, homeless, elderly, disabled and sick are some of the gr
40.
▲
by
lukeck
8y ago
It’s my understanding that you want to set the timeout in the server code to be higher than the idle connection timeout in the ALB. With them set to the same value, timeout errors will look different depending on whether the application or
41.
▲
by
lukeck
8y ago
Apart from pricing and the potential to overcommit resources on EC2-ECS, there are a couple of other differences. One is your options for doing forensics on Fargate. AWS manage the underlying host so you give up the option of Doing host lev
42.
▲
by
lukeck
9y ago
We all have laptops because: - most devs are in the on call roster for their team’s systems. - it’s really handy to be able to bring a machine to a meeting, or to go and sit with people from the team that make the API you’re trying to use.
43.
▲
by
lukeck
9y ago
I first read this way back when it was first published. I was still studying full time back then. I recall it being one of the things that really motivated me to learn more. It meant that there would always be something new and interesting
44.
▲
by
lukeck
10y ago
A fix for CVE-2016-9962 was released in Docker upstream 1.12.6 a couple of days ago. https://github.com/docker/docker/releases/tag/v1.12.6
45.
▲
by
lukeck
10y ago
I read both books a long time ago. My recollection is that Code spends more time building context and explaining why something works as it does. "Elements of Computing Systems" gives more detail on how to implement many of the sam
46.
▲
by
lukeck
10y ago
WARNING that compose file gives the container ALL, SYS_ADMIN and NET_ADMIN capabilities, effectively giving it root on your machine. Doing that for some random image seems like a very bad idea. OP why are these needed? Can you remove them?
47.
▲
by
lukeck
10y ago
No. A docker-compose.yml just provides runtime configuration. In other words, a Dockerfile specifies what you want to build, and a compose file specifies how you will run it.
48.
▲
by
lukeck
11y ago
The best thing to do is profile your app's performance, make a change and observe the results. It will help you make sure that your effort and money are actually improving things. New Relic has been great for this, and I've also h
49.
▲
by
lukeck
12y ago
We use Cloudformation to define everything in our stack. The AutoScalingGroup resource has an attribute called UpdatePolicy that describes how instances with the new AMI are deployed into the existing autoscaling group. As long as there is
50.
▲
by
lukeck
12y ago
I'm visually impaired, not legally blind although not far off it. I'm also pretty photo-sensitive. Some things that have helped me in no particular order: - Get a large (27" in my case) monitor so I can have the text large wi
51.
▲
by
lukeck
12y ago
Aside from some legacy systems, our infrastructure is almost entirely hosted on AWS. The answer to all three questions is the same: virtually never. Instead, we use Cloudformation and the AWS CLI/SDKs for various languages to script co
52.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
1. It depends what platform you want to target with your MVP, and whether you have any coding experience. Generally, web technologies have a somewhat gentler learning curve than iOS/Android, and can still reach mobiles. If you're
53.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
1. There will be some business objective that your client is hoping a website will help them with. Try to frame your communication with them in terms of business value and impact. To do that you'll need to understand a few things about
54.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
This talk was one of the highlights of RubyConf Au. Thanks guys.
55.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
Thomas Midgley Jr. Invented leaded fuel and CFCs. Norman Borlaug developed semi-dwarf, high-yield, disease-resistant wheat varieties credited with saving over a billion people from starvation. Ignaz Semmelweis discovered that it's a go
56.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
I've been using Console2 for a while and really like it. Last week a colleague pointed out an alternative called ConEmu. It's actively developed and has a bunch of extra features. I'm trying it out but haven't made up my
57.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
Sure it's possible but like learning any skill it will take time. You're obviously enjoying it, otherwise you wouldn't have put in the learning you've done so far. One of the interesting things about software development
58.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
Risc OS is seriously underrated. It's so lightweight. Makes it super easy to play around with low level hardware stuff. It was made at a time when a couple of megabytes of RAM was huge and processor speeds were measured in low double d
59.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
Price based on the value you provide to your clients and customers rather than the effort you put in. Understanding the value you're providing (whether its in consulting, products, or as a salaried employee) is the key to getting other
60.
▲
by
lukeck
13y ago
I agree with you to an extent but I guess it comes down to how you judge a good essay. I wouldn't expect a literary masterpiece but if the candidate can convey their intended message in a clear, unambiguous and concise manner, I'd
More ›