ryanthedev

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by ryanthedev 7y ago
TTLS isn't a thing. You're argument about keep alive makes no sense. You're confusing the nginx documentation. 100 is the number of default connections it will hold open. 60 is the default timeout. Also it's sent as a
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
That's not true. It all depends on the implementation... Also what are you talking about? If the connection is closed, how would it be used? Connections should only be closed due to? Inactivity. If a connection is closed, don't
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Seems like DNS TTL was a big issue before HTTP 1.1. Connections are cached and reused.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
All that matters is how much effort you put into it.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Based on the fact that no two reference frames are the same. Based on the fact that everything points to the universe being deterministic. Also we have never been able to even prove it mathematically.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
I agree. Though the duality comes from the measurements. We are literally measuring kenenitc vs potential energy. The reference frames are completely different. One is when an object is at rest "particle" and the other is when
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
The quantum Erasure doesn't have anything to do with wave particle duality imo. They are purely testing the effects of entanglement and choice. I see entanglement differently than most people. They tend to believe it's a state o
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
I absolutely agree. We tend to forget that nothing is still in our universe. Everything to the smallest quanta oscillates. The only way to get something to stop moving is by freezing it. You need to hit absolute zero to stop movement com
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Well I don't believe that's what he intended. It seemed he was trying to argue about the double slit not being evidence of wave particle duality. I tend to agree, the notion of matter being in two places at once is nonsense. Also
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
I like how the abstraction point is at LCD. It's abstracting a specific hardware type, not a hardware feature.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Negative. Backlighting is vendor specific. Different implementations offer different configurations. I do agree you probably want a base object for inheritance, exposing a common interface wouldn't be a good idea. No matter what, you
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Building a Human Network, a CIO's Real Job(youtube.com)
3 points by ryanthedev 7y ago|0 comments
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Well maybe for non critical data. Multi regional Kafka clustering is not easy. There are much better and cheaper data storage options that can provide eventual consistency.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
kube will die before docker. kube is not fun. VMware should buy docker. We should write a much better container orchestration platform with layer 7 in mind and multi regional availability.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Also a firewall usually operates at layer 4 not 7.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
That doesn't make sense. Why would an ALB only support GET and POST and not the entire REST protocol?
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Wow. One of the best articles I have read in a while. So many great analogies, made the material extremely easy to consume. That's a rare talent.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
idk the plank data is still very iffy. Some even say it still requires new physics. Do you have some sauce where it's been "debunked"
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
You implied the issue is the infinite set of initial conditions. All systems are based off the initial set of conditions. The axiom of choice. The issue is the degrees of freedom introduced with more dimensions...
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Meh. The axiom of choice is well documented. Each initial set of conditions would create a unquie system. Look at Banach–Tarski paradox
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
The hubble constant is where the equations breakdown. Remember why he even added it in the first place. It was to create a model of the universe that is frozen. It's creating a reference frame. Depending on which reference frame we use
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
I can't believe we label this guy a traitor. I never understood how someone who tells the American people/journalist's that their government is breaking the law is a bad thing. We need less politicians and more people like hi
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
I think that's an excellent addition.
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Ask HN: Language Cloud Costs
1 points by ryanthedev 7y ago|2 comments
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Bloated JVMs are not worth the trouble. Especially with containers...
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
I don't get it. Seems like a lot of overhead.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Funny, this has been the same argument since books were first published. If your child went to the library every day would you have the same view point? All I'm trying to convey is most of these issues are over hyped, on both sides. Ev
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Fake it until you make it.
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Bad code
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by ryanthedev 7y ago
Haven't they ever watched Jurassic Park? Life finds a way. Hehehe.

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