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by piaste 9y ago
> I don't see two conflicting rfcs. Can you point them out? The quote is: "RFC 1034 says the two domains are the same, but RFC 3986 says they are not. I can't tell from the http spec whether the two Host values are equival
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by piaste 9y ago
You make it sound like the Caddy folks completely ignored the issue without providing a reason ("absolutely no reason", "doesn't even consider"). After looking into it, I find your post misleading and unfair, to say
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by piaste 9y ago
Nil pointers?
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by piaste 9y ago
Docker Swarm might be worth looking at regardless: (1) it's like 15 minutes to learn how it works and then maybe a morning or so playing around with it. Very low investment. (2) if you're already using docker-compose, it's pr
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by piaste 9y ago
Is it really necessary to copy the containers themselves? Do they contain long-lasting state? (And if they do, how does this state get properly synchronized between master and slaves?) If the offline server farms hosted a private Docker reg
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by piaste 9y ago
This idea smells of 'one weird trick lawyers HATE'. I'd be very surprised if a court saw nothing wrong with spamming otherwise-legal requests nonstop every month, in exchange for monetary payment by a third party to boot. I i
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by piaste 9y ago
Do we want startups to have a " data-backed business model "?
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by piaste 9y ago
For the first problem, union types are the clear answer (abstract marker classes can approximate it somewhat). The compiler guarantees that all sent messages conform to one of a list of possible valid message types. If the subscribers are s
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by piaste 9y ago
> You can disable a lot of stuff that eats away your memory. Can you give some examples, and/or a link? I like using Gitlab as an easily portable, one-docker-container-and-you're-running hosting service, so it would be nice to
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by piaste 9y ago
Interesting thought experiment. What do you think about storing some water in the car? On the one side, it's the most critical resource after wound treatment and shelter - you won't survive more than a few days without it. Also, i
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by piaste 9y ago
> Nothing stopping it, nope. I'm surprised there isn't something currently. There is - ironically, by the owners of Xamarin: https://microsoft.github.io/reactxp/ Hadn't heard of it practically at all
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by piaste 9y ago
> If you pay for your own electricity, you'd be better off donating directly. But to donate directly, you'd need a common payment service. That means registering (password and two-factor), then either transferring money to your
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by piaste 9y ago
> It's very frustrating that even though wrong, they are guaranteed to prevail through natural selection. I think you're contradicting yourself here. If you believe it matters whose lineage wins at natural selection, then those
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by piaste 9y ago
Intel's Clear Linux is yet another option.
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by piaste 9y ago
You're thinking of code-first ORMs (to use the EF terminology), where you write classes and the tool maps them to tables and queries. These GraphQL tools, however, act a lot like a database-first ORM, where you provide a database and t
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by piaste 9y ago
Though in an alternate universe where somebody's self-hosted server went down in flames (possibly literally), one could just as easily say: This is why it pays to have your own source repositories in the cloud. It is kind of shocking
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by piaste 9y ago
From the cited "metrics": Forth — 14,636 Haxe — 14,636 Lisp — 14,636 C++ — 12,697 Go — 12,697 Java — 12,697 PHP — 12,697 Python — 12,697 I wonder, is there a technical term for this bullshit practice of using pointlessly large num
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by piaste 9y ago
Can you give some tips about how you adjusted your search queries? Whenever I tried to use DDG I wouldn't be able to get results from it that were as good as Google's.
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by piaste 9y ago
Which is what the article says in the abstract: "We argue that this pessimistic bias stems from the fact that trendsetters and socialites come most easily to mind as a standard of comparison and show that reducing the availability of e
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by piaste 9y ago
Running on pure NET Core has been available for about a month as an experimental toggle ("Fsharp.Fsacruntime" : "netcore"). I mostly use VS so I don't know if it's become stable yet.
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by piaste 9y ago
> A type provider that allows local schema would deal with your issue and then you would get type checked SQL queries at compile time without the direct db dependency and connection latency. You might be interested in Rezoom.SQL [1], whi
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by piaste 9y ago
How is FreePascal's interop story? It would be super interesting if you could use Lazarus to build the GUI around a library written in a language with a larger ecosystem and/or with more powerful safety features.
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by piaste 9y ago
This idea looks super interesting. Is the source already online, or will be?
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by piaste 9y ago
Depends. If you're unemployed, a two-month stint at this kind of company is certainly better for you than an interview rejection. You get two months' salary, hopefully learn something, and if you think that it would look worse tha
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by piaste 9y ago
I assume you take the first batch of N drives, run them for K weeks, see how many fail, and extrapolate. The methodology ought to be published, though.
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by piaste 9y ago
Other HNers are making it more complicated than it strictly needs to be. Kubernetes and storage drivers are great and all, but we're talking hello world here. So, if you want to keep it simple: docker run postgres --detach --volume
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by piaste 9y ago
For React, install the appropriate library[1] and then call the functions you need from the Fable.Helpers.React.* namespace. If you want to see a complete implementation of Fable + React in action, the canonical example is https:/&#x2
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by piaste 9y ago
I've done "write a script to reset the database" before, although not for Pgsql. The effort and potential snags involved make it nowhere near as trivial as docker rm && docker run. There are also other scenarios that
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by piaste 9y ago
Sure, but I presume that doesn't include installation time.
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by piaste 9y ago
> If your app relies heavily on using a database, your app naturally integrates with a database then it makes no sense to test without it. You are intentionally avoiding testing in a way that will pick up bugs. Also, with Docker it'

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