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by rileytg 7y ago
the story is more of business drive than competition (imo): > She bitterly ''retired'' in 1989 at the age of 95, but after three months returned with characteristic combativeness, setting up a rival store called Mrs.
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by rileytg 7y ago
not necessarily efficient but here’s my latest use case: scheduling a health check job recursively. if the health check fails, it schedules itself to run again in X seconds with N-1 runs until giving up and marking the service as down. iter
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by rileytg 7y ago
the only problem with this approach is it doesn’t clearly teach the concept of a base case and a recursive case
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by rileytg 8y ago
to be fair there could be silent failures, but after 4 years of daily use by people who are experts on these logs, we would have had at least a couple reports of missing lines. we often download the files post viewing on streams also. mostl
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by rileytg 8y ago
we track errors both server and client side. only errors we routinely see are network issues.
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by rileytg 8y ago
i’ve been using this in production to stream logs to a web console (~2,000 sets of logs distributed across 4 server with about 350 active connections at a time) and have never had any issues
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by rileytg 8y ago
very cool! ps- got a cors issue on the “view on lichess”
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by rileytg 9y ago
cached link: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vBSgkE...
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by rileytg 9y ago
i find it always starts simple, and usually one maintainer; after a year, it’s a nightmare of hack on hack on hack with three+ contributors each knowing a slice. makefiles on projects that are active for two+ years, a year+ later might as
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by rileytg 9y ago
could be a good thing. sometimes it’s a sign of stability and focus rather than abandon.
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by rileytg 9y ago
why did post on arrest of the swatting dhole get only 2 votes? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16035079
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by rileytg 9y ago
no. i’ve mentored order, and been mentored by younger.
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by rileytg 9y ago
anybody have some more detailed advice along these lines?
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by rileytg 9y ago
this reminds me of the effort to replace a lot of the intel management stuff with linux and have userland all written in go https://schd.ws/hosted_files/osseu17/84/Replace%20UEFI%20wit...
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by rileytg 9y ago
my airpods disconnect when i turn bluetooth off from control center. very weird that’s not an exception...
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by rileytg 9y ago
responsiveness...
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by rileytg 9y ago
it's "redacted" in the name of transparency...
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by rileytg 9y ago
small example: mobile client for ios is kinda bunk
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by rileytg 9y ago
while the demo worked well, under the hood looks like a somewhat aging codebase
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by rileytg 9y ago
wow i've been feeling like not knowing make has been a major weakness of mine, this article has finally tied all my learning together. i feel totally capable of using make now. thank you.
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by rileytg 9y ago
excellent! i wonder if there are more algorithms that can be used in this game. binary search is an algorithm that can be easily done by a person (doesn't need a ton of iterations to locate result).
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by rileytg 9y ago
i really wish you could
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by rileytg 9y ago
no good editors
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by rileytg 9y ago
i second the k8s and docker comments. took me a long time to realize this isn't how i should be doing it.
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by rileytg 9y ago
much like https://github.com/github/scientist
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by rileytg 9y ago
is this supporting evidence of the us doing something "wrong" by creating these tools? disclaimer: i hope no b/c it's like any other military tech being leaked and used, but am not sold either way.
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by rileytg 9y ago
no car and hideakey for home :)
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by rileytg 9y ago
in us, it's 19.90 not 19.9 :)
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by rileytg 9y ago
and ur hiding it
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by rileytg 9y ago
thank you! i wish apple promoted it more. what a gem.

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