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by no_circuit 3y ago
I fail to see how running something like protoc before running or compiling code is a show stopper. There are even npm packages that will install protoc for you [1]. That means you can use it in a custom npm build script action, or invoke i
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by no_circuit 3y ago
The header is fixed as konig-kontext-grpc-context [1]. Does that mean that you can only propagate one gRPC context object? Would it be possible to specify your own header string for the key, and have the interceptors support multiple keys?
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by no_circuit 3y ago
Both the context and message metadata are already part of gRPC. The gRPC system also allows for server [2] and client message interceptors. Essentially this konig-kontext library provides a interceptor implementations, e.g., [3], that uses
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by no_circuit 3y ago
The TL;DR is ergomake/layerform is a GPL v3 licensed package/service that lets one create instances of infrastructure sets through composition of Terraform. It presents itself with Kubernetes examples but its readme has goal of do
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by no_circuit 3y ago
IMO you shouldn't be storing credentials in shared state, as suggested by the other comments, since that means that the principals able to read the state to deploy their service can also read the credentials for other services bundled
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by no_circuit 3y ago
Take a look at FAST protocol [1]. It has been around for a while. Was created for market/trading data. There appears to be some open source implementations, but I don't think in general they'd be maintained well since trading
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by no_circuit 3y ago
The only developers that would likely need to debug binary protocols are the framework developer themselves. It would be an extremely rare occurrence for someone to need to use a binary/hex viewer to figure out what is going wrong with
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by no_circuit 3y ago
TIBCO Rednezvous, https://www.tibco.com/products/tibco-rendezvous , is the first thing that came to my mind from previous experience in the financial industry working with real-time market data. Although I'm not su
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by no_circuit 3y ago
It is unfortunate that the news would have been too close to the election, so I have some understanding why some news organizations handled the story they did. I liken this to the Google, and other tech companies, interviewing process. It i
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by no_circuit 3y ago
The lives of family members of politicians and government employees should be completely on-limits for news coverage, provided that could be newsworthy, because using one's family is one method of laundering corruption. Let's say
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by no_circuit 4y ago
It's unfortunate that the spec doesn't contain custom fields to a sub-object like other RPC specs, like proto Status [1]. They should have had the message go into a field named "message" and not "detail". And h
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Scientific performance critical code isn't written in Python, it is written in C/C++ which is used by Python. Python in ML usually merely describes the calculation not unlike React describes the DOM that should be displayed in the
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by no_circuit 4y ago
I think the key point in the article is the conclusion: try building things more as modules that can be easily split off into separately running server applications as needed later. So in practice that could look like the interface to your
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by no_circuit 4y ago
I read all the perftests in the repo. I think they nearly all parse a structure that contains a repetition of the same or similar thing a couple hundred thousand times times and the timing function returns the min and max of 5 attempts. I j
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by no_circuit 4y ago
The perf part of the tests just seems to be a microbenchmark for seeing how fast the various frameworks can parse a 30000x300 dict of strings representing numbers [1]. If that is all one's application does, and can use your library in
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by no_circuit 4y ago
So if they are making progress to a distributed polyglot editor, then this mean that we'd be able to run multiple windows of Fleet working on different projects connecting to the same remote host? Is the connection mechanism basically
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by no_circuit 4y ago
There definitely is an offline mode for Google Docs [1]. And since it uses Operational Transform (OT) [2] instead of CRDT, theoretically they could be customizing the handling of a coming back online event. IMO CRDT seems to be the "ea
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by no_circuit 4y ago
The related value is likely a service catalog and the common transports, not the services themselves, and that ship has sailed already with things like Kong Service Hub or the Swagger / OpenAPI spec [1]. A lot of people will likely not
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Congrats on getting your project in front of everyone! Among many side projects I've never gotten around to start on, or past the hook up APIs stage, this concept is one of them. I suspect that is using one of the off the shelf NLP cha
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by no_circuit 4y ago
No proxy is required if you only write servers in go with their connect-go library. Packing protos is not glamorous work, but I'm not willing to adopt a gRPC protocol that limits implementation choices. If you have gRPC services chance
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by no_circuit 4y ago
People may enjoy guessing during quizzes on Duolingo because they either have the capability of guessing because they know another similar language for example. But cooking is like an art and a science. A random fact like how long ground be
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Keeping some context in mind is probably helpful here. The target is WASM. And if you look at the organization the repo own is a part of, it is a web wallet for the cryptocurrency Nano. So perhaps using a generic message serialization libra
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Kind of curious what made it too slow for your use case? I'm guessing you did not users to wait for something like kube-dns to update or the workload scheduler? Of course things like spinning up a Pod can be slow. Or non-Kubernetes thi
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by no_circuit 4y ago
You'd be right if you thought that just using for an append-only log doesn't seem like a big difference. But the key thing to note is that they said it could replace CLS, the current settlement system which makes sure the net dire
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Sorry, it seems like a whole lessons section is missing from the app. The only way someone can learn currently is by guessing all of the quiz sections. First question received: "The best indicator of freshness for ground beef is: a) sm
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by no_circuit 4y ago
You probably already have CI/CD so a scheduled action on something like running Terraform would notice that your VM OS image version just got updated and automatically replace your bastion. That image seems to update every few days. Yo
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Likely security in layers. Why expose your control plane to attacks directly from the internet if you don't have to? Cuts down login attempts noise in logs since anything would have to be coming from the VPC. Other than initial setup o
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by no_circuit 4y ago
I feel that the complaints about "old tech", like comparing XML-RPC to XDR or the DEC Alpha at the time isn't very helpful, and maybe lacks some context. The specification came out in 1999, which means that people were discus
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by no_circuit 4y ago
What is the purpose of typing in the password for them? It's not keeping it a secret. Usually the OS lets you see it. For example on macOS they can just search for it Keychain Access, and even though they may not be able to get to it o
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Likely domain-specific knowledge for intelligence gathering. But there probably are also embedded human/political counter intelligence members from another intelligence agency to protect the branches.

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