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by mati365 2y ago
Why not? Install trafeik or any other load balancer, setup two services, and restart one after one.
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by mati365 2y ago
It looks like you don't even care about opening documentation before pressing reply. Podman is a simple hammer without any moving parts, that used properly can be used to build fancy stuff without much knowledge.
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by mati365 2y ago
Plain Podman systemd integration is way more powerful and secure, as it does not mess with firewall and allows to run rootless containers using services. It's even possible to run healthchecks and enforce building images just before st
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Show HN: CKEditor 5 Ruby on Rails integration(github.com)
2 points by mati365 2y ago|0 comments
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by mati365 2y ago
That database sounds like scam created by junior programmers that invest the major part of their VC budget money into marketing instead of engineering. I don't believe that they are even fully aware of all functionality of ES that they
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by mati365 2y ago
Is it legal?
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by mati365 2y ago
You can compile C using JavaScript and target DOS if you are hard core enough. https://github.com/Mati365/ts-c-compiler
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by mati365 2y ago
Lmao, I was first: https://github.com/Mati365/ts-c-compiler
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by mati365 2y ago
That's the worst idea for framework I've seen recently
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by mati365 2y ago
Isn't space gravity carrier itself? Something like the water that has waves?
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by mati365 2y ago
The brain translates words into a matrix of cortical column neurons activations. So there are similarities to our naive implementation of such "thinking".
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by mati365 2y ago
My is not
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by mati365 2y ago
Use Podman Quadlet, I use it as replacement
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by mati365 2y ago
If your VPS is wired with another one using VPC or any other internal network it'll just work. Just point Caddy to specified internal IPs of your other servers. It's not designed to work on local envs. When I wanted to debug infra
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by mati365 2y ago
1. Less dependencies (only Podman and registry is needed) 2. Rock solid rootless systemd service management 3. Easy integration with systemd-proxyd 4. Easy manage dependencies between containers (with healthchecks) 5. Rollbacks
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by mati365 2y ago
Isn't it better to create local docker repository and then use Podman Quadlet with autopull images to run apps?
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by mati365 2y ago
Is it legal?
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by mati365 2y ago
Not the only. Mine assembler (and C compiler), written in TypeScript, does the same despite being painfully slow and useless. https://github.com/Mati365/ts-c-compiler
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by mati365 2y ago
What about CKeditor?
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by mati365 2y ago
I only heard about them when they did layoffs and got rid of a lot of developers.
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by mati365 3y ago
Every upgrade of eslint is nightmare so nothing unusual
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by mati365 3y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by mati365 3y ago
Even better. It's truth.
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You don't need K8s. Dockerized app deployment using Podman Systemd generators(github.com)
4 points by mati365 3y ago|1 comments
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by mati365 3y ago
You don't always need k8s or cloud solutions to deploy your application. An example of the use systemd podman containers to deploy small applications to Hetzner.
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by mati365 3y ago
So it is the wrapper for wrapper (Drizzle) for Kysely?
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by mati365 3y ago
Your site crashes whole Firefox on Linux.
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Show HN: 16bit Real-mode C compiler written in TypeScript(github.com)
3 points by mati365 3y ago|1 comments
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by mati365 3y ago
I made a C compiler in TypeScript, with frontend, backend and IR code, that allows compiling simple applications to 16bit real mode x86 code. It can be easily adopted to target new homebrew architectures.
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by mati365 3y ago
Recently I created C compiler directly in TypeScript [1]. Maybe it is not super fast but at least adding new backends is much easier. [1] https://github.com/Mati365/ts-c-compiler

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