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by siscia 6y ago
At CERN we have an internal system to distribute software. It is mostly used to distribute software to production systems in the datacenters or to distribute nightlies and toolchains to developers. It replace standard package managers on mo
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by siscia 6y ago
I personally was thinking to apply a controller to each client machine and making it control the number of connections to the backend. You can control for the P90 latency and increase or decrease the number of connections to backend machine
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by siscia 6y ago
Or you can spin up more machines. The integral and derivative part will tell you when spinning up more machines or when to tear down the one you already got!
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by siscia 6y ago
This kind of reports are always interesting, but they ALWAYS miss why they are not following standard control-theory principles. At this point it is a long time since I finished studying control-theory so I may be missing something obvious.
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by siscia 6y ago
Am I the only one who can't read anymore the medium articles?
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by siscia 6y ago
I am trying to go in the opposite direction offering a read-only, mountable file system that offer a well crafted set-up of tools and utilities. The idea is that you mount the filesystem and you got all the tools you need, and more, well in
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by siscia 6y ago
What did they lose exactly sorry? Because at least to me it is not clear at all.
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by siscia 6y ago
As strong believer in EU, at this point I am quite unsure what the EU it is all about. It is just being able to freely move between countries without officially need a VISA? As if the problem of moving in a new nation is the strictly bureau
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Packages.redbeardlab.com for Golang Developers(redbeardlab.com)
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by siscia 6y ago
It makes sense in the physical world to consolidate a brand. It gives costumers an unified experience and slash costs with scale economy. I am not sure it is the same on the digital world. What it is the advantage of consolidate business th
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by siscia 6y ago
In my understanding, AWS is selling the service and the hosting while Grafana is selling the software. AWS is the distributore of the software and it is paying a reasonable fee to Grafana. IF this is the case, this is a HUGE step forward fo
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by siscia 6y ago
> Performance hint: developers using cursors should have their hands cut off. This should do the trick. What is wrong with cursor?
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by siscia 6y ago
What is a "product" in this context?
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by siscia 6y ago
There is some version not behind paywal?
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by siscia 6y ago
Checkout CVMFS It is not what you describe but it can help.
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by siscia 6y ago
I am the one behind https://RediSQL.com It is a Redis module that embed SQLite. The idea is to run medium complexity project on top of a single runtime dependencies, Redis. You will find Redis in most applications anyway, and fo
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by siscia 6y ago
Pick an ARCHITECTURE that make simple to do things in parallel. People are saying that python and ruby can't do things in parallel in an easy way. While technically true, it is also pretty much irrelevant, since we have multithreading.
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by siscia 6y ago
I had the opposite experiences, everything worked out of the box.
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by siscia 6y ago
Lately I have been enjoying chess with my SO, if you put aside stupid rivalries, it is another great way to bound over something simple.
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Musk tested 4 times for Covid, twice positive and twice negative(twitter.com)
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by siscia 6y ago
It definitely helps. It de-risk the changes. If you are tracking beta, latest or pre-release you know immediately what is ahead of you. You will know ahead of time, that you will need to investigate this performance regression before to mig
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by siscia 6y ago
The rule we (rather mature engineer organization) we try to follow is slightly more complex than the one in the post. We run on second to the last version, but we keep testing on the latest and even beta release. So to catch problems immedi
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by siscia 6y ago
I worked a bit on this space, mostly for https://simplesql.redbeardlab.com/ (not running at the moment, but if folks would like to test it, please leave your email or contact me) and https://redisql.com KV is th
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by siscia 6y ago
I was going through the same process and I ended up creating https://nostashapp.com It features fast search and a very fast interface. It is going to stay forever up because it contains my own notes. Export to HTML or Markdown i
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by siscia 6y ago
I created https://nostashapp.com exactly to have a fast note-taking app with search. Is no-where close to the completeness (and complexity) of Notion, it works as WYSIWYG editor, no Markdown. But it is very fast (hosted in Europ
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by siscia 6y ago
I tried (not very hard) and failed to life out of open source. The real problem that I see, is that, the more I mature as engineer, the more my work improve, the more it is valuable, the less time I got to do it. Often the choice is between
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by siscia 6y ago
I am wondering if we are not pushing too far the core count. Do we need all those cores in a single machine? Do we know how to use them? Beside some scientific workload, how are they used? I guess the standard answer is virtualized them and
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by siscia 6y ago
Any insight about who makes the batteries for those cars?
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by siscia 6y ago
I am not a big fan of bending spoon, but calling them a random startup is quite misslleading. They are a rather small company by headcount but with great success in the app consumer market and with a lot of experience in the sector. Not eve
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by siscia 6y ago
In my understanding the Italian app was developed from scratch, definitely no idea why you think that the two app share code. Can you share your source?

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