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by sciurus 7y ago
Downsampling might not save as much space as you think depending on how m3db works. https://github.com/thanos-io/thanos/issues/813 goes in to why for a similar project.
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by sciurus 7y ago
Mozilla, Parse.ly, Doximity
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by sciurus 7y ago
> proprietary Pocket extension FWIW, I believe all the Pocket client code is open source.
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by sciurus 7y ago
Any that can't afford more than a couple minutes of downtime when a server fails.
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by sciurus 7y ago
For those who don't know, the callsigns are because the audio used by the phone service is primarily used for broadcast on shortwave / HF radio. If you're in the US and have a shortwave receiver you can usually pick up the ti
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by sciurus 7y ago
That's an amazing improvement, but I'm already nostalgic for the old design. Next you're going to tell me they've upgraded the Space Jam website. Tangentially, I find myself using https://time.is/ a lot,
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by sciurus 7y ago
I like this blog post's framing of partnering with your maanger and using the 1:1 to maintain that. https://lethain.com/partnering-with-your-manager/
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by sciurus 7y ago
A key difference is that an app can run in Docker unmodified, but can require significant changes to run in Sandstorm.
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Developing in Production(tersesystems.com)
1 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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by sciurus 7y ago
I disagree. I find the budgeting to be equal (although I don't use it much in either) and personal capital to be better at tracking expenses. Both can categorize and analyze equally as well, but personal capital also has a nice cash fl
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by sciurus 7y ago
Try Personal Capital ( https://www.personalcapital.com/ ). I used Mint for years but jumped ship about 6 months ago and am glad I did so.
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by sciurus 7y ago
I switched to Personal Capital last year after I became frustrated with Mint's stagnation, and it's a dramatic improvement.
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by sciurus 7y ago
No worries! It's something that makes Mozilla different from many other high-profile tech companies, where as you advance most of your comp increase comes from stock grants.
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by sciurus 7y ago
FWIW, the Mozilla Corporation is wholly owned by the Mozilla Foundation. Employees don't have any equity. Salary and bonus are thus the bulk of your compensation at Mozilla no matter what level you're at.
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by sciurus 7y ago
Oh, I hadn't heard it had maintenance issues. https://github.com/dokku/dokku/releases shows a release a week ago, and https://github.com/dokku/dokku/pulse/monthly shows pull re
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by sciurus 7y ago
Elasticache is for redis or memcached, not elasticsearch. AWS does have an elasticsearch service too, although I haven't heard good things about it. https://aws.amazon.com/elasticache/ https://aws.amazo
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by sciurus 7y ago
Possibly http://dokku.viewdocs.io/dokku/
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by sciurus 7y ago
https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/reference-browser "A web browser reference implementation using Mozilla Android Components. The Reference Browser is not a product intended to ship to end users. Instead it is a T
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by sciurus 7y ago
AFAIK no Mozilla Corporation employees have been paid to work on Thunderbird for years now, so there's nothing to cut.
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by sciurus 7y ago
I expect the foundation (which is largely non-technical) to have much lower average compensation than the corporation (which is predominately engineering-focused).
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by sciurus 7y ago
Statement from Mozilla: https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2020/01/15/readying-for-the-fu...
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by sciurus 7y ago
Why was a story from 2017 submitted today?
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by sciurus 7y ago
https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2019/11... I'm not sure about the "square full" bit.
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by sciurus 7y ago
I'd recommend setting up a mailing list and promoting it on your site. See the "stay in touch" section at https://dataintensive.net/ or the "sign up for newsletter" section on https://the
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by sciurus 7y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Calling something "Docker for a Kubernetes World" when it is not meant to be used with Kubernetes is a bit confusing.
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by sciurus 7y ago
> Fundamentally k3c is a built on the Container Runtime Interface (CRI). In fact it's really like a nicer version of of cri-tool. CRI doesn't cover image building and some other small image tasks like tag and push. For image bu
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Code-wise, cloud-foolish: avoiding bad technology choices(forrestbrazeal.com)
4 points by sciurus 7y ago|1 comments
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Running Python in the Linux Kernel(medium.com)
4 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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by sciurus 7y ago
HTTP/2 was only standardized 4 years ago. HTTP/3 is being actively developed. That's actually not really stable on a language's standard library timespan, IMHO.
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by sciurus 7y ago
Despite it's name, Jsonnet can generate JSON, YAML, INI, and other formats.

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