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by posnet 9y ago
This sounds almost identical to the datastore honeycomb.io built and describe in the talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr2KcekX2kk
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by posnet 9y ago
[Edit]: Why was the above comment flagged? How much of big queries performance do you think stems from Capacitor versus the rest of the system. For example if you switched it out with parquet, but kept everything else (Colossus, Dremel, Bac
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by posnet 9y ago
You can see taxidermied Belka and Strelka at the Moscow space museum. A bit morbid, but they are front and center as parts of the soviet space program.
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by posnet 9y ago
I can appreciate not wanting to stray outside the python standard library, but this would be more appealing with a proper template engine.
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by posnet 9y ago
More mature python based solution. http://pywren.io/
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by posnet 9y ago
Someone already implemented it in rust. https://github.com/pikkr/pikkr
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by posnet 9y ago
You kids can keep your integrated circuits. http://www.cathodecorner.com/nixiewatch/
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by posnet 9y ago
It's infrared. You can't see it in reality. Just marketing CGI.
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by posnet 9y ago
Are there any plans to add UDP support?
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by posnet 9y ago
How does the overhead of creating a new process for every request compare to language specific runtimes. I realise it will be more, since it adds flexibility, just curious how much.
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How a VC-funded company is undermining the open-source community(theoutline.com)
1014 points by posnet 9y ago|415 comments
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by posnet 9y ago
I think that Adrian Colyer's coverage of one of the Pony papers is the best overview of the Pony capability system. I've found that the capability system is both the most exciting part of Pony and the most difficult part to grok f
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by posnet 9y ago
Oracle is using rust? interesting, I wonder if this is just a passion project of an individual or if these are actually teams using rust within Oracle.
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by posnet 9y ago
Adrian Colyer covered this on the morning paper. https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/05/05/efficient-memory-disaggr...
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by posnet 9y ago
Does this get around the s3 request costs? or is this just a cheaper way to account far large data volumes.
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by posnet 9y ago
This has nothing to do with Scaleway, the latency results would be the same no matter the provider.
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by posnet 9y ago
Repository of the project: https://github.com/HainaLi/horcrux_password_manager
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by posnet 9y ago
I am honestly surprised that frog + gun isn't on the list. I thought that was the meme that started the thing + gun. edit: I also discovered that HN comments don't support utf8 emojis
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by posnet 9y ago
https://github.com/pmwkaa/engine.so
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by posnet 10y ago
That ignore the biggest issue that lambda has at the moment. Throttling. Concurrent executions are throttles at a (account) regional level, which means if you have 10 different lamdas and 1 of them eats your entire concurrency limit by exec
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by posnet 10y ago
Wow, it's only 8000 lines of code.
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by posnet 10y ago
Every UI for every product is managed independently by each product team, if you look at the source, some are angular, some are plain HTML and some are backbone.
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by posnet 10y ago
It almost always comes down to complexity. The inclusion of boolean logic in the policies is the root cause. Specifically, having not resources, or not principals and their interaction with the other policies in the account. The second
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by posnet 10y ago
"fine-grained access control in complex environments" Oh that sounds... "...is inspired by AWS IAM Policies." Oh god no. My day to day work is debugging IAM polices that have accidentally given global s3 write access or
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by posnet 10y ago
It is a sad day when a politician unironically holds up a lump of coal in parliament and pronounces look how clean it it.
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by posnet 10y ago
I don't want to have to sign up to try out the interface. Do you have a demo site set up somewhere?
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by posnet 10y ago
I wonder if they are using operational transforms or CRDTs underneath for the collaborate editing.
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by posnet 10y ago
If you don't mind me asking, how does someone start with Q/Kdb+? Can you learn it with just the free version or realistically does it require working with it in a professional setting and learning from others who already use it. A
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by posnet 10y ago
A youtuber who usually does videos of classic DOS viruses made a video of this one in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DD9CvHVU7B4
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by posnet 10y ago
Which one of the AWS SDKs is this based on? Or did you actually scrape the documentation web pages?

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