notamy

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721.
by notamy 9y ago
> high visibility Really? I found it quite difficult to read due to the text color being too close to the background color.
722.
by notamy 9y ago
Sorry for the perhaps silly question, but is this completely cold start for the full round-trip, or is the container "pre-warmed" or something like that?
723.
by notamy 9y ago
Honestly this reminds me a lot of the TempleOS editor.
724.
by notamy 9y ago
Discord too. A lot of people elsewhere in this thread are talking about how Slack is eating a ton of RAM and things like that, but (anecdotally, of course) Discord seems to be a lot better while using a lot less RAM. Personally, I can be
725.
by notamy 9y ago
This is amazing. I wonder if it'd be possible to actually get a coherent plot out of it while retaining the humorous aspects of it.
726.
by notamy 9y ago
Haha, go right ahead! :)
727.
by notamy 9y ago
Holy @#$% that's amazing.
728.
by notamy 9y ago
Pretty specific use-case, but if you use Rancher for Docker orchestration, the built-in load-balancer service that you can deploy makes this pretty easy.
729.
by notamy 9y ago
> I'm thinking of the project as more of an electron replacement. I'd love to see that. I think an Electron replacement would be really good.
730.
by notamy 9y ago
I think the title is a bit misleading. Nowhere on the linked page does it actually say "anonymous" other than that several people on 4chan's /g/ board who don't use names/tripcodes/whatever-the-term
731.
by notamy 9y ago
Same with Chromium on Linux.
732.
by notamy 9y ago
Seriously? Ugh. There's no need to be like this.
733.
by notamy 9y ago
> I'll give it 2 weeks until someone releases a framework allowing you to write functions that don't compile unless their input is a prime number. Honestly that seems like it could be pretty useful for making sure that "co
734.
by notamy 9y ago
Can't wait to see them! I really like the book so far :)
735.
by notamy 9y ago
Elixir for the backend as others have said, and the frontend is React on Electron.
736.
by notamy 9y ago
There seems to be an unfortunate number of "TODO: Add image here"-type blocks in this. Other than that, a quick glance seems good to me.
737.
by notamy 9y ago
Suddenly, the Samurai Jack character makes so much sense...
738.
by notamy 9y ago
Are you in any guilds at all? If yes, it's handling all of them in the background, which would explain at least some of it.
739.
by notamy 9y ago
python + docker, just to experiment with the docker python sdk some. Maybe some elixir, iunno yet.
740.
by notamy 9y ago
Tongue-in-cheek answer: lol no generics :) To be serious, in my circle of developer-friends, we feel that it tries to be TOO simple, and disagree with some of the decisions of how the language works (ex. seemingly endless `if err != nil { r
741.
by notamy 9y ago
Management/orchestration. It's really convenient to be able to deploy things in different docker containers, and isolation, and etc., but the actual orchestration seems to be unnecessarily painful. In no particular order: * k8s is
742.
by notamy 9y ago
I don't think something like that exists; the closest I've seen to anything like that is pantheon-terminal prompting you about pasting when a command is sudo
743.
by notamy 9y ago
That makes sense. I figured there had to be a reason why they didn't just check the AST directly.
744.
by notamy 9y ago
I can maybe understand why v8 would do that, but why on earth would comments be included in that?
745.
by notamy 9y ago
The issues you had may have come from GitLab not having enough resources available to handle everything, as opposed to Redis itself; anecdotally, I have an application with a couple thousand keys in it that only uses ~5MiB of RAM.
746.
by notamy 9y ago
Java 9 is scheduled for release in September[1]. How is that "not even close"? [1] http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk9/
747.
by notamy 9y ago
This isn't really something that I have experience with, hence asking; my issue is mainly not really knowing the tools available, therefore I'm looking in the wrong place.
748.
by notamy 9y ago
> Generally, though, you're fighting the high level idea of these tools by trying to tie to specific hardware. I figured as much, but I'm trying to avoid inventing my own solution if one already exists.
749.
by notamy 9y ago
It's an issue of hardware differences + some of the software not being designed to be clustered Kubernetes/etc.-style (and it's not mine so I can't just rewrite it).
750.
by notamy 9y ago
Somewhat-related question: I have a cluster of ~6 machines that I'm using to play with containers and container orchestration tools and so on. I specifically want to be able to 1. Have a non-cli interface for management, and especially

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