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by mjibson 11y ago
rkt support in k8s has been in for a while. See: http://kubernetes.io/v1.1/docs/admin/kubelet.html (search for "rkt") and https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree&#x2F
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Redis over CockroachDB(cockroachlabs.com)
12 points by mjibson 11y ago|0 comments
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by mjibson 11y ago
Having previously built some medium-sized apps with bootstrap and material, this is something I'd like to try for my next project. It looks simpler than either of those other two, and has enough other stuff to make it usable out of the
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by mjibson 11y ago
I made a docker image that can be run from the command line or as a website: https://hub.docker.com/r/mjibson/colorizer/
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by mjibson 11y ago
I trust Go's authors more than others because I trust their experience. They have solved hard problems and I believe have wisdom about how to develop software well. There are certainly people who have done that as well but aren't
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by mjibson 11y ago
I made a dockerfile that installs caffe2 for deep dream. You could adopt it for just caffe2 https://github.com/mjibson/ddd/blob/master/Dockerfile
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by mjibson 11y ago
Here are the things it can monitor out of the box: http://bosun.org/scollector/
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by mjibson 11y ago
I performed some OpenTSDB vs InfluxDB comparisons and found that InfluxDB used almost 20x the storage space and was 3x slower than OpenTSDB for an identical data set. The speed isn't that big of a problem and I'm convinced will ge
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by mjibson 11y ago
I spent an entire day last week attempting to build hadoop with LZO compression support. There are many outdated guides on the internet about how to do this, and I eventually gave up and spent a few hours getting the cloudera packages to in
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by mjibson 12y ago
http://nesdev.com/ Is a fantastic resource. They are helpful and have lots of docs.
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by mjibson 12y ago
Correct. That's the sales bullpen.
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by mjibson 12y ago
Nick Craver has many more details on his blog: http://nickcraver.com/blog/
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by mjibson 12y ago
My site is currently offline from this attack. I am considering that providers like DNSimple simply cannot provide the networking availability to mitigate these kinds of attacks. This is because the solution to these kinds of attacks, often
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by mjibson 12y ago
Validation of JSON responses is the big win.
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Bosun: Stack Exchange's new monitoring and alerting system in Go(blog.serverfault.com)
20 points by mjibson 12y ago|0 comments
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by mjibson 12y ago
go.rice ( https://github.com/GeertJohan/go.rice ) does things like this.
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by mjibson 12y ago
From the article: > At Google, we require that Go programmers pass a Context parameter as the first argument to every function on the call path between incoming and outgoing requests. This pattern demonstrates a fundamental difference be
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by mjibson 12y ago
It is possible the OpenSSH funding, since it is done through the OpenBSD Foundation, could, at the Foundation's discretion, go toward LibreSSL, since it's the same group.
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by mjibson 12y ago
Started on app engine. I've been using and happy with it for 4 years. Yes, I could set up a simple psql stack. But I would lose automatic multi data center replication and infinite scaling, so that's not a win. My database hit 500
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by mjibson 12y ago
The software is free. They can just run their own. It takes about 5 minutes of one-time setup. I wasn't taking away anything they couldn't already get for free and with minimal effort.
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by mjibson 12y ago
What about the datastore? I can get thousands of requests per second (which I did when I released and it hit HN), and the site was as fast as if I had 1 hit per second. Traditional databases don't scale like that. If you want it to sca
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by mjibson 12y ago
AWS doesn't have the datastore. From the article: "When you compare to AWS prices, no one mentions the datastore."
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by mjibson 12y ago
goread has pubsubhubbub support. penny arcade doesn't use it, though. The penny arcade feeds are indeed giving errors. I'll look into those.
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by mjibson 12y ago
How is this different from godep? https://github.com/tools/godep
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by mjibson 12y ago
When the full video of the talk comes out, you will see that Russ agrees with you. He lists the types of uses of goto. Various are used to make loops or elses, and he says those should not have occurred.
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by mjibson 12y ago
It appears doubtful that FIPS will be restored. See the commit: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=139775148919571&w=2 "Forcible certification conflicts with the goals of a free software project."
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by mjibson 12y ago
MiniProfiler supports this and more. It exists for: ruby: https://github.com/MiniProfiler/rack-mini-profiler .net: https://github.com/MiniProfiler/dotnet go: https://github.com/Min
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by mjibson 13y ago
Fog Creek's sister company, Stack Exchange, has near zero full-time dev staff from Ivy League schools. It probably makes sense to look for the best interns there, but it may not be a requirement. http://jasonpunyon.com/
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by mjibson 13y ago
I run goread ( http://goread.io ) on App Engine. Doing the math by hand, I'll get a 25% reduction in costs. This comes from cost reduction of instance hours and datastore writes, and free SSL and datastore small ops. I didn&#
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Go Read: One Year with Money and App Engine(mattjibson.com)
6 points by mjibson 13y ago|0 comments

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