mperham

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   by mperham 6y ago

   Wow, that's right on track with my growth. Congrats man, you'll be in the millions soon enough.
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   by mperham 6y ago

   I wrote sidekiq.org starting 8 years ago and blogged about my experiences over time, e.g. https://www.mikeperham.com/2012/08/26/the-sidekiq-experiment... I sell closed source Pro and Enterprise focused featur
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   by mperham 6y ago

   Many locales already have them, including my city. Airbnbs are only legal if the owner lives on the property. This ensures Mom and Pop only, not over-leveraged speculators.
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   by mperham 6y ago

   There are lots of edgy, ironic white supremacists these days. Masking aggression with humor is an age-old tactic.
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   by mperham 6y ago

   Your price is out of date. I just had a 14-50 plug installed which will charge at 9kW for $700 (Basic 120V outlets will do 1kW).
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   by mperham 6y ago

   Also, 2016/17 MBPs have half bandwidth on the right-side ports, this was fixed in the 2018 refresh. tl;dr: charge on the right, monitors on the left.
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   by mperham 6y ago

   They can used throttle only and don’t add strain on the chain.
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   by mperham 7y ago

   There are actually six different "unemployment" metrics, each with different criteria about who counts. https://www.bls.gov/lau/stalt.htm
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   by mperham 7y ago

   The iPhone has been updated every September for many years.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    My son attends that school. We literally got the call while hosting an evening party for him and several friends. Gonna be a rough week.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    If you own a company, you keep whatever profit remains after expenses. Your salary can be $70k but your monthly or quarterly owner distribution can be much, much more. Of course, if you are not profitable...
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    by mperham 7y ago

    You should read about the Opium Wars. Britain literally went to war with China so they could sell opium to the Chinese. Pretty clear parallels here.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    Better title: "One Discord microservice with extremely high traffic is moving to Rust"
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    by mperham 7y ago

    I'm the guy behind Sidekiq, also mentioned in the article. One person can still built amazing, successful tech with a slow and steady approach and little to no funding. My trick was to charge something reasonable ASAP and get to a sus
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    Faktory Enterprise(mikeperham.com)

    1 points by mperham 7y ago|0 comments
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    by mperham 7y ago

    Maybe you don't understand persistent background jobs or maybe I don't understand Erlang. What happens if you have a bug in a task and it takes a week for your development team to develop a fix? Does that Erlang task live in m
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    by mperham 7y ago

    Most job systems like Celery or Sidekiq are language-specific. If you are looking for background jobs for any language, check out Faktory. More advanced features like queue throttling and complex job workflows are available. https:/&
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    by mperham 7y ago

    Wouldn't the space and extra travel distance required for above-street ramps makes them impractical? If you want to rise 15 ft in the air at a 5% grade, you need 300 ft. Now imagine a ramp every block.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    I'm at ~$2m now. Still no employees.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    First Russia with nginx just a few days ago, now this. I'm starting to think despotic regimes are bad.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    This is not true in production, where eager loading is always on.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    I write the impl, then tests and then refactor based on the tests. Tests are an excellent data point on impl ease of use.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    max_nesting: The maximum depth of nesting allowed in the parsed data structures. Disable depth checking with :max_nesting => false. It defaults to 100.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    They sell closed source extensions to Redis AFAICT. https://keydb.dev/modules-redis.html
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    by mperham 7y ago

    As the Sidekiq maintainer, I’ve seen many customers need to shard Redis around 5000-10000 jobs/sec. Sharding is a major operational headache so this could be very useful to heavy job processors if it does prove to scale better. I also
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    by mperham 7y ago

    It's a cheat device in that it skirts the intent of a law: that sulfur not get into the environment at all but extracted and disposed of properly.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    According to the article, they've added rules that the ships can't discharge within their national waters. So the ships will discharge right outside that line. Nothing is prevented, only delayed.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    DSL/Telephone copper line has physical limits to the bandwidth it can provide. It can't do anything close to gigabit and plummets very quickly with distance from the telco box.
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    by mperham 7y ago

    GraalVM Community is GPLv2 with no support.[0] GraalVM Enterprise costs $18/mo/core[1]. Every machine running GE needs a license so a 16-core production server, 4-core staging box and 4-core dev laptop will cost you $18*24 = $432
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    by mperham 7y ago

    Thank you! You are always welcome to open an issue if you want a second opinion.