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KafkaHQ(github.com)
219 points by rickette 7y ago|33 comments
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by rickette 7y ago
When compared to the other two major OSS libraries I would say: - Leaflet. Widely known, suitable for mostly simple use cases. - Mapbox GL JS. State of the art library based on WebGL. Mapbox started off with a fork/extension of Leaflet
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by rickette 7y ago
Looks neat. I also want to point out KafkaHQ ( https://github.com/tchiotludo/kafkahq ) which is another FOSS web interface for Kafka. Happy user of KafkaHQ here.
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by rickette 7y ago
It's beyond me why most languages fall into this trap: C, C++, C#, D, Go, etc. All hard to search for. Granted some of these predate the internet, but most do not. Almost looks like some kind of secret agreement between language design
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by rickette 7y ago
If you're gonna use AES-CBC then please use Encrypt-then-MAC. Now you're performing encryption without an authentication tag (HMAC), also known as https://moxie.org/blog/the-cryptographic-doom-principle/
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by rickette 8y ago
Looks like an interesting talk. Mandatory reference to the DDIA book: https://dataintensive.net/ . It features a whole chapter on B+Trees vs LSM, etc. A must read IMHO if you're into this kind of stuff.
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by rickette 8y ago
> I love TypeScript. It's like the good parts of Java (classes, type-checking, good support for service-based programming models) with Javascript goodness like handy functional programming tricks, concise code, reactive programming,
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by rickette 8y ago
These are great options. If you don't want to pay up to Oracle. Just use one of the OpenJDK distributions. Java is still free and the JVM is still an amazing piece of tech.
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by rickette 8y ago
I think this is a testament of Homebrew its success. Build a package manager for a OS that doesn't natively has one (macOS) and eventually expand to OS's that do have one (linux), because users request it / like Homebrew.
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by rickette 8y ago
Since I mostly work in the enterprise (in Europe) I see Angular all around me as the de facto framework. It's definitely not dead. With TypeScript it's a pleasure to work with. I think a lot is due to the unfortunate naming, peopl
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by rickette 10y ago
Just took a quick look at the crypto implementation. It uses AES-256 in CBC mode but..... without an authentication tag (HMAC).
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by rickette 10y ago
We're quite spoiled on the JVM when it comes to stream processing frameworks. Just a few off the top of my head: - Apache Spark (especially Spark Streaming) - Apache Flink - Apache Storm - Apache Apex - Apache Samza - Apache Ignite (al
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by rickette 10y ago
Let's just hope Apple takes the comments on the latest Macbooks serious. So next time we won't be having articles like this anymore.
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by rickette 10y ago
I'm not sure why this is on the frontpage since PMD (like Checkstyle and FindBugs) has been around for years. Still If your not familiar with PMD you should take a look. Anyway these days you probably want to invest in setting up Sonar
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by rickette 10y ago
I assume all mails run over NHS controlled mailservers. Some administrator could just step up and kill/block the email thread, right? Shouldn't be that hard of a problem...
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by rickette 10y ago
GitHub (source) => TravisCI (deployment) => S3 (hosting). I have a CloudFront distribution sitting in front of S3, secured with a free SSL certificate powered by Amazon ACM. I like S3 for its flexibility. My site is in both English an
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Elasticsearch, the server(elastic.co)
3 points by rickette 10y ago|0 comments
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by rickette 10y ago
The 'kut' part in 'orkut' means pussy (as in vagina) in Dutch. It was always clear to me from the get go why orkut wouldn't succeed in the Netherlands.
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by rickette 10y ago
Don't forget Confluence for documentation. Beats Sharepoint and Office docs any given day.
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by rickette 11y ago
There are lots of commandline parsing libraries available in Java. I suggest taking a look at the following ones as a learning exercise (which seems to be the aim of this project): https://commons.apache.org/proper/comm
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by rickette 11y ago
I'm interested to hear what folks use to kickoff Hugo for sites hosted on GitHub Pages? TravisCI, CircleCI, etc? This considering GH pages has build-in support for Jekyll but not for other static site generators.
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by rickette 11y ago
Nice reference.
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by rickette 11y ago
Yes, but AES is fast. And since your using the same key over and over again it makes no real difference if you're decrypting once or 10 million times.
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by rickette 11y ago
> AES256 with 10 million encryption rounds. Applying AES multiple times/rounds doesn't yield anything. AES is not adaptive (like BCrypt) so the cost of brute-forcing doesn't increase incrementally with the number of rounds
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by rickette 11y ago
This a 100 times. I'd wish more companies would dump Sharepoint and just use Confluence.
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by rickette 11y ago
Java 8 Optional is useful (although the API could be better). If only FindBugs would warn about calling get() without checking isPresent() first. There's an open FindBugs ticket for this: http://sourceforge.net/p/f
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by rickette 11y ago
Checkout https://leanpub.com/becomingatechnicalleader
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by rickette 11y ago
Prismic ( http://prismic.io ) follows this concept, no rendering just an API + backend.
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by rickette 11y ago
If you're running Boot2Docker on your Mac you're already a user of Tiny Core Linux
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by rickette 11y ago
Previous post 6 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8527013

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