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by maxpert 8y ago
Web has come a full circle. First we disgust and hate SOAP XML and friends. Then we go to REST and realize of it's too loose! Then we invent stuff like Swagger and JSONAPI in order to put some interfacing in place. And then we bring in
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by maxpert 8y ago
We are using Kotlin with SpringBoot + Hibernate + Redisson. Have no complaints whatsoever on stack, the only drawback I am experiencing is backend people have never seen/used Kotlin before so the initial friction and dogma of it's
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Speeding up Redis using LZ4(doordash.engineering)
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Speeding up Redis with compression(eng-doordash.com)
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Using LZ4 to Speed Up Redis at DoorDash(eng-doordash.com)
4 points by maxpert 8y ago|0 comments
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by maxpert 8y ago
I’ve used lz4 several times for compressing blobs and storing them for serving real-time traffic. In my opinion LZ4 and Snappy hits fine balance of CPU usage and network usage when you are sensitive to p99 latencies. ZSTD seems to pay more
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by maxpert 8y ago
People looking for an already working version here is the demo URL http://geo.sibte.ml
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Show HN: Opensourcing geolocation server written in crystal language(gitlab.com)
9 points by maxpert 8y ago|1 comments
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by maxpert 8y ago
Have personally made contributions to the project once or twice. I think its a fairly young project so far being used part of bigger graph database. I went back to BoltDB for it’s stability and decent performance. I think everybody has his
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by maxpert 8y ago
Gob's program!
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by maxpert 8y ago
Agree here with the comment nothing compares to the solid codebase of SQLite. This project in my opinion trys to win your trust with QLite in name and does not deliver same quality.
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Show HN: My personal CLI URL shortner less than 200 LoC(iret.ml)
1 points by maxpert 8y ago|0 comments
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by maxpert 8y ago
One thing I hate about GRPC with Kotlin is the crap of get set that it generates for Request/Response payloads. I've always wanted to used basic POJO objects and this might solve my problem. Although I've seen some unmaintain
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A blockchain for dummies(dev.to)
1 points by maxpert 8y ago|0 comments
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by maxpert 8y ago
Aaaah reminds me of my student age when I made a weather widget. It was back in 2009 and yeah being student I tried to monetize it. Needless to day I failed despite getting almost million hits in a day. The only thing I was loosing was pock
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Braid a functional language that compiles to Go(github.com)
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GitHub extensions to boost your productivity(dev.to)
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Using built-in Kotlin constructs instead of inventing another complex library(blog.doordash.com)
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It's time for Typescript Native(dev.to)
1 points by maxpert 8y ago|1 comments
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by maxpert 8y ago
Mind blown
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Gitlab experimenting with mercurial support(gitlab.com)
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by maxpert 8y ago
I still don't get it; so you invented a language based on idea of not doing the "evil" things C++ or say other languages did and now you have to re-invent all those "evil" things because community wants it?
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Hidden traps in Regex(tutorialdocs.com)
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JS implementation of DoorDash cache stampede solution(repl.it)
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Avoiding cache stampede at DoorDash(blog.doordash.com)
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by maxpert 8y ago
Spot on! I've seen org wide mono repos at Microsoft and they had their custom tooling and build systems built on top of SourceDepot.
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by maxpert 8y ago
Amazing I am planning to shift RaspChat on this. Would be nice if same engineering effort can be put into WebSocket. This will make it much more desirable everywhere to build pub/sub systems.
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I’ve been following this case from the beginning. I think in a country like Pakistan it’s a huge accomplishment! Pakistan is known for its corrupt leaders because they control the system inside out this is probably the first time law is bei
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by maxpert 8y ago
Taking a look at this article https://opensource.com/article/17/8/what-about-cobol for example.
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Ask HN: Why COBOL is not hip anymore?
4 points by maxpert 8y ago|10 comments

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