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rickette
4y ago
Twitter didn't start yesterday. There was a time when Mesos was all the hotness and k8s was this new thing that looked promising but wasn't nearly production ready. Apple is also a big Mesos user, but also moving to k8s.
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Checkout the C4 model ( https://c4model.com ) if you're looking for a easy but detailed method to describe your software architecture. I my experience it works well in teams, you can let any dev contribute since there are onl
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rickette
4y ago
Can't think of a name worse than "mastodon" for a consumer app. A name like that won't help.
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4y ago
Meanwhile React got more love from HN while frameworks like Angular have been offering this (a batteries included complete frontend framework) for many years
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4y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33077876
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4y ago
This feels more like spam to me. The guy did zero research an just pulls numbers out of thin air.
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4y ago
Anyone experience running Java/JVM apps on Fly?
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4y ago
Need to get me one of those :)
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4y ago
It's official now: https://status.azure.com/en-us/status . Specific Ubuntu 18.04 issue.
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4y ago
Just a pdf.js wrapper, whats so special about this?
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4y ago
Got it too in NL. Glad too see even the largest players make mistakes like this :)
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4y ago
Angular docs are pretty good. Also didn't have trouble with GCP docs.
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4y ago
fast.ai, recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32186647
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rickette
5y ago
On macOs for the past 13 years, Windows and a bit of Linux before that.
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5y ago
Indeed, Kotlin's null handling is great. NPE's in Kotlin code aren't common.
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5y ago
https://ondro.inginea.eu/index.php/new-features-in-java-vers...
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5y ago
1.8 and 8 are the same thing. Java switched to full version numbers like 9, 10, 11, etc now 17 some time ago.
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5y ago
Most products/projects I know are on Java 11 LTS and will probably upgrade to this release. Between 11 and 17 there's quite some new stuff.
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5y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27136002 . This was on the frontpage of HN a couple of days ago.
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5y ago
I've introduced Nomad some ~4 years ago in an organisation that requires everything to run on-prem. This has been pretty successful, with adoption expanding beyond its original use-case. Not dismissing k8s here but if you're runni
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rickette
6y ago
Site gives a "App Error: Error: read ECONNRESET". Is this site powered by SQLite ;).
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6y ago
I'm totally buying into the vision. Was discussing this with a co-worker a couple of months ago: there hasn't been much innovation w.r.t deploying apps within the last ~4 years (for on-premise at least). Still the same tools with
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6y ago
The main difference: in Liquibase you write migrations using XML and in Flyway you write migrations in SQL. At least that was the original differentiator, things might have changed in the last couple of years. I've always preferred Fly
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6y ago
https://count.ly also looks pretty neat as a self hosted solution. Anyone experience with that?
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6y ago
You must be joking. The cloud offerings of Amazon/Microsoft/Google are NOT build on OpenStack.
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Elasticsearch Comrade
(github.com)
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6y ago
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7y ago
If your target audience is developers/operators I would recommend gopass, https://github.com/gopasspw/gopass . It's a CLI tool which allows integration with scripts, ansible, terraform, kubectl, etc.
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7y ago
100% this. Kotlin is a blue-collar language.
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NativeScript
(nativescript.org)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Security is almost never easy, but KafkaHQ works fine with TLS and SASL in my experience.
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