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by maxmcd 4y ago
I believe this is added with the "GitHub Pull Requests and Issues" extension.
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Nice. I'm excited because there are lots of different ways to run WASM on a server, different ABIs, different runtimes, etc etc. A big move like this might make it easier to standardize around some kind of server-side WASM happy path a
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Seems cumbersome for coroutines to be defined through string eval or by referencing a file. https://melang.org/coroutine.html Are there benefits to this approach?
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by maxmcd 4y ago
When people use a service like this do they bake test runs into the build? Typically in CI I might build and then run tests, but with this service my resulting docker image is in the depot environment. Do I build and then download the image
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by maxmcd 4y ago
I have the same issue. 12.5.1 seems to have been released in August: https://9to5mac.com/2022/08/17/macos-12-5-1-monterey-securit... What gives. edit: I went to the App Store and found the listing for Montere
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Is the OpenAPI json/yaml spec not available? Seems clear from the UI that this is likely using the API, but I can't find an endpoint that returns the spec. edit: oh, it's just inline within the html source, strange
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by maxmcd 4y ago
My understanding is that they have different consistency models and different APIs. I think etcd might be better suited for more use-cases, but I don't think migration of existing systems is straightforward. Some previous discussion he
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by maxmcd 4y ago
I don't think "encoding/json" is fully working yet. Seems to be importable now, although tests are not passing. See supported packages here: https://tinygo.org/docs/reference/lang-support/s
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by maxmcd 4y ago
You can see the ratio here: https://www.bts.gov/content/us-vehicle-miles . Breaks down car miles vs train miles. I hope the third option is a bit more of just trying to take the situation in. This is someone sharing the
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Peter Norvig's python is so elegant: https://github.com/norvig/pytudes#pytudes-index-of-jupyter-i...
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by maxmcd 4y ago
A video posted by Bryan Cantrill no less.
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by maxmcd 4y ago
(not OP) lichess is free software, it's free software that works, it's community supported and sustainable. chess.com is a mild piece of software and a company that splits its time between trying to be a business and trying to pro
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by maxmcd 4y ago
lichess.com does have a snappier feel. Using the chrome performance tools it seems that lichess takes about 2ms to go from mouse click to the piece selection repaint and lichess takes 12ms. (screenshots of traces: https://imgur.c
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Ah didn't think about search, makes sense. Yeah agree the benefits caching are roughly equivalent to storing in s3.
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Since your data is append-only have you considered something like just sticking all of the data in s3? Might be awkward to deal with things like updating threads, but just editing the s3 file containing the json response for a given thread
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by maxmcd 4y ago
Is there a FUSE filesystem for Git that takes a similar strategy to edenFS? Only setting up files and folders as they are requested might be very helpful with various git monorepo access patterns. Maybe there is something inherit to Git&#x2
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by maxmcd 5y ago
Obligatory recommendation for the CMU Databases Systems lecture series by Andy Pavlo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeYBdghaIjc&list=PLSE8ODhjZX... Here's the lecture on tree indexes: https://www.youtu
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by maxmcd 5y ago
Your users are going to have a bad time if they ever import two different libraries that both depend on different fake "major" versions of your library. The newer of the two will be selected, and any incompatibility that the diffe
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by maxmcd 5y ago
Looks like some wasmer users (sponsors?) are crypto companies taking advantage of the isolation/sandboxing properties of wasm/wasmer. https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aspacemeshos+wasmer&type=co... https:&#x2
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by maxmcd 5y ago
We use this strategy at work: https://www.thapaliya.com/en/writings/well-documented-makefi... It has sections and categorization.
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by maxmcd 5y ago
There's info on VM limitations here: https://docs.deta.sh/docs/micros/about#important-notes Super excited about this space, but not sure how another player is going to make firecracker/docker/gvisor
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by maxmcd 5y ago
I believe that info might be in here: https://partnerhelp.netflixstudios.com/hc/en-us/articles/214... and here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_bwbUs4NaF7Y-07_NHwQqsL5L6z...
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by maxmcd 5y ago
Nice video of the colored goo in action: https://youtu.be/5BMQE5XnKww?t=372 Breakaway bolts are discussed/demonstrated a few seconds earlier.
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by maxmcd 5y ago
I wouldn't interpret those comments as accusation. It's in all our best interests to critique possibly misleading graphs, even when done so unintentionally.
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by maxmcd 5y ago
memc has a measuring performance section: https://github.com/memc-rs/memc-rs#measuring-performance As an arbitrary example, on my machine if I run memtier_benchmark like so: memtier_benchmark --port=11211 --proto
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by maxmcd 5y ago
I wonder if it's worth taking a page out of the MongoDB book and enabling these kinds of benchmark altering settings by default. We certainly selected clickhouse over tailscale internally because of major performance differences in our
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by maxmcd 5y ago
I thought nodejs/v8 or any javascript runtime would have some kind of startup cost since it has to parse and compile the javascript code first. See a simple hello world execution time comparison: # a Go hello world $ time .&#
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by maxmcd 5y ago
Should the link be: https://www.google.com/search?q=google+tuner
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by maxmcd 5y ago
So many large sites have started serving ads through the hostnames that serve their applications. It feels like a losing battle to keep only blocking at the DNS level.

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