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by nulltype 11y ago
I use Go on App Engine and have never been able to SSH or GDB those machines. Nevertheless, I am still able to debug issues in my app. I admit that debugging is easier on platforms where you get more control.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Hallelujah!
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by nulltype 11y ago
I'm pretty sure bullshit is relative. I think cooking and driving are both bullshit, but there are tons of people who love both of those.
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by nulltype 11y ago
My bad, the comment system stripped my newlines. Fixed the post.
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by nulltype 11y ago
If you have a mac (Yosemite), it looks like you want to add " UseRoaming no" under the "Host *" line in /etc/ssh_config (as root). You can test it before and after with this: ssh -v -T git@github.com 2>&a
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by nulltype 11y ago
The thermostat at my place works great. That wasn't enough to keep the heater from breaking for about a week around Thanksgiving.
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by nulltype 11y ago
The guy who wrote that post definitely has technical skills.
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by nulltype 11y ago
My favorite quote from the C++17 specs ( https://isocpp.org/files/papers/D4492.pdf ): """ The note was written for committee members, but “escaped into the wild.” Here are a few comments from the web:
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by nulltype 11y ago
This doesn't seem to be a requirement with esofund
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by nulltype 11y ago
If you think his abstractions are bad, you should see object oriented programming.
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by nulltype 11y ago
So Python 2 did not have super obvious string handling. One of the odd things that they seemingly could have fixed pretty easily is to change the default encoding from 'ascii' to 'utf8'. That would have fixed a bunch o
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by nulltype 11y ago
It is a bug. But I think the point Facebook is making is that it is impolite to exploit the RCE bug and then access other systems.
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by nulltype 11y ago
We can include an emergency bike in the trunk so you can still get where you are going.
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by nulltype 11y ago
I guess if you're going to argue against MVC, you have to figure out what MVC means first. The original MVC isn't the same as many of the popular MVCs we have today: https://github.com/ciscoheat/mithril-hx&#x
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by nulltype 11y ago
It is certainly odd, but I'm guessing this is more about price discrimination. I think price must be greater than or equal to cost at some level, but certainly not proportional to it.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Frameworks exist for that reason. I don't think that means every framework has to be MVC.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Distributed and highly available systems are pretty interesting but something I've noticed is that it's really surprising how much you can get done with a centralized system (say a single redis instance) and how much easier it is.
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by nulltype 11y ago
I think people often combine remote with asynchronous. You can have people who work 3PM to midnight in the office, when everyone else is working 9-5 and it can be annoying for communication. I like the idea that those are separate things a
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by nulltype 11y ago
It sounds like they can cause issues for marine life: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_particle_water_polluti... such as just physically choking them or leaching chemicals. It may be a good idea to not run the ex
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by nulltype 11y ago
CFLs also supposedly have a shorter life than incandescents if turned on and off frequently.
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by nulltype 11y ago
I think you mean you'd trade exceptions for that.
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by nulltype 11y ago
Why doesn't rpc over http work out well in practice?
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by nulltype 11y ago
Maybe you should use TCP instead of HTTP, but there's a number of reasons to use HTTP as basically TCP: * Browsers can't speak TCP natively (oddly enough) * HTTP works through proxies * Most web frameworks do HTTP more easily, sam
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by nulltype 11y ago
Does renewing a certificate require completing a challenge, or is that only for the initial certificate?
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by nulltype 11y ago
In what way does Go scale badly from an engineering point of view?
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by nulltype 11y ago
Isn't that exactly what Rob Pike is saying with the vector space analogy?
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by nulltype 11y ago
The inner workings may be obscure, but I really like it when the outer workings are not. I use the Google Datastore (although Postgres would work here too), which I'm sure is super complicated internally. Externally though, it has ce
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by nulltype 11y ago
Wait, but the customers here are Hetzner's customers, right? How would they move to a different ISP?
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by nulltype 11y ago
Is there any info about the per connection memory usage?
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by nulltype 11y ago
I don't have direct experience with Redshift, but I have heard some stuff. BigQuery has really variable performance for us though, not sure how it compares to Redshift.

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