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by siscia 11y ago
An article here a couple of weeks ago claimed that sea weed is more effective than tree fighting carbon dioxide, and it seems cheaper to plant and manage... Shouldn't we focus on it instead of trees ?
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by siscia 11y ago
Well of course you can technically code on a smartphone or tablets, I simply meant that is absolutely not practical.
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by siscia 11y ago
I am a little scared from the distinction we are start to make between "computers" and "developers' computers" In most computer nowadays you cannot code (tables and smartphones), are computers doomed to be an expens
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by siscia 11y ago
In my opinion all the article is about how he is NOT a "sore lottery loser". IMHO he is trying to explain how being just a programmer, didn't let him change (in better) the faith of the companies he used to work for.
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by siscia 11y ago
Maybe I loose it, do you support high availability ? The datacenter is distributed ?
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by siscia 11y ago
Only lightly correlated, but I would like to start this discussion. Maybe it is just me, but I have a lot of interests in a lot of different areas, but AI just isn't one of those areas. Maybe I simply didn't study it enough, but I
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by siscia 11y ago
My exact same thought. I do believe that we, as software engineer, should understand how Erlang works at its core and have some sort of shared know how about the implementation of at least supervisors.
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Brazil descends into chaos as Olympics looms(money.cnn.com)
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by siscia 11y ago
Don't fossil on languages, try a new paradigm, learn something functional. My personal choice will be between Haskell (still a compiled Lang) and clojure
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by siscia 11y ago
The point is to have a single binary for every single endpoint you need. Now you can deploy those binaries in whatever platform makes sense for you and scale those endpoint independently. All being open source.
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by siscia 11y ago
All of those services have very valid Open Source alternative, why be locked in a closed environment ?
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Effe, a building block for an open source AWS lambda(redbeardlab.github.io)
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by siscia 11y ago
What is this "How the sausage is made" you are talking about ? Is a video you can share ?
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by siscia 11y ago
To run JS is necessary a way more complex architecture, I am working first on a deploying system.
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by siscia 11y ago
The zero admin is coming :) However being everything simple and open you can write your own implementation and not be locked inside any infrastructure
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Show HN: Effe-tool, management of effe: open source alternative to AWS Lambda(github.com)
4 points by siscia 11y ago|5 comments
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by siscia 11y ago
Even by walking on the grass in front of the White House you commit a crime... Are we going to ban walking ? This is a legal problem, not a technical one, we should stop to find technicalities...
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by siscia 11y ago
Quite there, however "Intent to commit murder" is when you actually try to kill somehow, you did make some actions to actually try to kill. Didn't get the connection with "killing in self defense". It is true that t
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by siscia 11y ago
Even if you send a letter, and then the letter is burned. Anyway we are not going to ban paper, matches, lighters, and the mail services. You are thinking more like a technician than like a lawyer...
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by siscia 11y ago
Gun and encryption are two completely different beast. With guns you can execute a crime, with encryption you cannot. It is true that you can plan a crime with the use of encryption, but we don't punish on intentions but only on fa
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by siscia 11y ago
A little while ago I wrote an extremely short introduction to distributed, highly scalable, fault tolerant system. It is marketing material for my consulting activity anyway some of you can find it interesting. The PDF is here: https:&#x2F
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by siscia 11y ago
I am a little scared by the touch screen, I have never had one and I don't think I need it... Anyway the extra complexity that come with it doesn't makes me comfortable... Any experiences so far ?
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by siscia 11y ago
An interesting way to monetize software could be to have people pay to access official docker images. You want to pull the latest images an unlimited number of times ? Sure, it is just XXX$/month Nothing will stop people to build open
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by siscia 11y ago
effe - an open source implementation of AWS Lambda http://github.com/siscia/effe It is awesome because it gives,you more power than AWS Lambda and because you have a sane way to manage it via effe-tool ( http:/&#x
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by siscia 11y ago
Maybe I am biased, I work with Clojure since 2012, I use elixir and go, but still, I believe that once you master the paradigm (OOP, FP, or procedural) then it always the same deal, the syntax may change, but find a value in am hash map wil
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by siscia 11y ago
Well, that is the whole point, you are suppose to have a whole bunch of small, inexpensive, power efficient, cores. If the software you normally use doesn't take advantage of, at least, multi core hardware, then you can obtain more val
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by siscia 11y ago
I had a great experience with scaleway. However last time I checked the still have only IPv4 and very few of them, it happens to me that I wanted to spin up an instance for a quick experiment but wasn't possible to have a public IP whe
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by siscia 11y ago
Even if slightly correlated I believe you are talking about a different issues and scale. It is definitely good if other people can read your code, so you use great name convention and maybe add comments here and there, but is definitely be
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by siscia 11y ago
I am developing something similar with effe [1] and effe-tool [2] (completely WIP), that are suppose to be an open source implementation of AWS lambda. I am facing problems similar to the one of the author, and I can see why he made some ch
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Effe, a building block for an open source AWS lambda(github.com)
5 points by siscia 11y ago|0 comments

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