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querulous
8y ago
my experience is the exact opposite. ui code is where tdd shines the most because your spec is almost always 'when a user presses this button/fills this form/navigates to this page of the app do this thing'. there's
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querulous
8y ago
the blog post says it's envoy
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querulous
8y ago
heroku uses a fork of cowboy that diverged in 2013 and has less than 100 commits since then, including only 8 since 2014 cloudfront does not use cowboy
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querulous
8y ago
it's a legitimate concern. the only alternatives to cowboy for http2 are chatterbox and ace which are both single maintainer and, as far as i know, not in wide use (even by erlang standards). for http1 you have elli but it's also
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querulous
8y ago
disterl is definitely worse than writing your own ipc. just use a language that has good sctp or h2 support and something like gRPC for the application layer. for peer discovery you have consul, etcd, zookeeper...
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querulous
8y ago
sure, if tesla goes private
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querulous
8y ago
i don't understand. presumably the go code just makes an http call? what makes you think you can't do the same in erlang?
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querulous
8y ago
this absolutely still exists, it's just different than it used to be. go find a twitch streamer that averages 10-300 viewers and you'll find a community. join a slack/discord organization for some niche hobby and you'll
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querulous
8y ago
my linkedin profile has me listed as an oscar winning actor
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querulous
8y ago
they're probably using edi via ftp because the entire logistics industry is still using edi via ftp. edi is still the dominant way retailers, suppliers and shippers transmit information
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querulous
8y ago
it's a lot easier to have a contracting shop send over 500 people than it is to hire 500 people
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querulous
8y ago
they can work for FAANG in canada at a 30-40% discount (well not FN, but AAG)
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querulous
8y ago
a us border guard once asked me if i hated america because i hadn't visited it in nearly 18 months
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querulous
8y ago
marijuana has been de facto legal in vancouver for two decades
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querulous
8y ago
because companies will only provide mbps
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querulous
8y ago
sure, but you might not care so much for throughput in a situation where latency is critical
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querulous
8y ago
musk took over as CEO in october 2008; the height of the recession. prior to that he was board chairman
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querulous
8y ago
how is this better than pgp? what does it do that keybase can't already do?
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querulous
9y ago
they're both wretched to use, does degree really matter?
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querulous
9y ago
structural wood is almost always treated with boron to prevent insect infestation
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querulous
9y ago
with http2 server push the server first sends a frame advertising it's going to push some resource (denoted by it's uri). the client can reject this resource before it's sent. this means the server has to delay sending to giv
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querulous
9y ago
their spending is inefficient largely because of anti-socialist attitudes. it's not politically viable to just give the homeless $30k a year tax free but it's almost certainly the cheapest and most effective way to solve the probl
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querulous
9y ago
unless your vendor goes out of their way to be compatible with aws apis no tooling is really portable. true that you can write terraform targetting both aws and gce, but there's no non-trivial terraform plans you can apply to both aws
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querulous
9y ago
i heard this third hand, but apparently cfn was slated to get this feature but it was nixed because of concerns with increased support requests. the official stance from amazon now is that you should be able to trivially destroy/recrea
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querulous
9y ago
you'd be surprised. i worked with people who would write simple json structures by creating a class in java and then serializing it and printing it to the console to copy and paste. most of them were promoted out to management
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querulous
9y ago
what's wrong with just deleting these now-irrelevant tests?
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9y ago
as soon as there's a precedent that schools (particularly high schools but also colleges) are financially responsible for CTE in football players (and possibly other sports) they'll be unable to get insurance which means those pro
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querulous
9y ago
if you're using json as a config file you can choose a json parser that supports comments. there are a number of them
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querulous
9y ago
with pin + chip cards debit/credit cards are 100% push for physical transactions. for online transactions almost every single provider offers one time use card numbers the push/pull problem has been solved for a decade, and not by
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querulous
9y ago
we're not talking about the number of bitcoins though, we're talking about it's value
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