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GitHub Engineering: When mTLS Is Done Wrong(github.blog)
84 points by sgammon 3y ago|20 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Potentially NYC or EU Technologies: Kotlin, TypeScript, Swift, Bazel, Gradle, JVM, GraalVM Résumé/CV: github.com/sgammon (or by request) Email: sam@elide.dev
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by sgammon 3y ago
Mind blowing, excited to play with Cosmo 3.
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SQLite License(github.com)
1 points by sgammon 3y ago|2 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
Well, couldn't the same question be asked about using Python or Ruby within a server? It's scriptable, easier and faster to iterate with. Dynamic. You can execute Lua scripts in Redis. LuaJIT and other implementations can be incre
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by sgammon 3y ago
But then again, so is everything Justine builds.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Redbean is awesome
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by sgammon 3y ago
I mean this as feedback, not to be mean, but I cannot take a site like this seriously with that font. My first reaction was that your real font had probably not loaded
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by sgammon 3y ago
Yes, it is called "not lying"
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by sgammon 3y ago
That would require `withContext(Dispatchers.IO)`...
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by sgammon 3y ago
Is this the default on all platforms, Android, or JVM?
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by sgammon 3y ago
Well, I can't delete comments, so I hope explaining them clarifies when they unintentionally are seen as mean. But, point taken.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Please don't downvote me? I'm referring to the comment section, mostly
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by sgammon 3y ago
I'm not sure a cached pool of OS threads is comparable in this way to coroutines. The author also isn't doing any I/O bound work... or... any work at all? You can schedule coroutines over a threadpool. From the author's
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by sgammon 3y ago
Well that was a frustrating read, largely because of the comment section
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by sgammon 3y ago
Love Nile!! We worked with their team on a project last year. I absolutely cannot say enough about how great they are. If you are building multi tenant saas you should totally look at them!!
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by sgammon 3y ago
Rather than searching "node" on TechEmpower I do my own comparative benchmarks in a given environment. Node always loses. Every time. To everything. It reliably loses to Java, Python, and even other JavaScript engines. Which is wh
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by sgammon 3y ago
Express, on Linux, with one worker because that's how you benchmark apples-to-apples. Node 20, with plenty of RAM and CPU, not that it uses it.
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by sgammon 3y ago
> Since the civil war in 2007… I don’t know why you asked if you know the answer (?) > Do Americans have some amount of individual culpability… No
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by sgammon 3y ago
Another, too, for Pluto’s. Those restaurants were the best!
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by sgammon 3y ago
Ah, to eat at Dottie’s in SF again, on Market. Absolute best breakfast.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Node JS caps at less than 10K RPS...
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by sgammon 3y ago
The Palestinian Authority, purportedly, and Hamas, effectively, in some ways. I am not an expert but I think there is strong consensus that Hamas does not represent regular Palestinian interests. Hamas should be condemned for their actions.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Many of these statements are not verifiable. Even so, the Palestinians did not invade Israel, Hamas did. Palestinians are an entire people, like Coloradans. Hamas is a terrorist organization, like Al Qaeda. You wouldn't say the people
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by sgammon 3y ago
Performant in what sense?
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by sgammon 3y ago
Alpha Node-like runtime based on JVM/Graal: https://elide.dev Remote build caching for everyone: https://less.build Thanks for posting this thread :)
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by sgammon 3y ago
Aren't we all trusting Fulcio and the other Sigstore infra in the same way? This reads like a belittling cope to me
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by sgammon 3y ago
It is working fine for me through WARP, and this is just a link to their home page?
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by sgammon 3y ago
This is really cool! We'd love to collaborate; if interested plz drop an email :) sam@elide.dev
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by sgammon 3y ago
(Also, thank you for reading and commenting. This feedback is helpful!)

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