splix

7 ms·

31.
by splix 2y ago
I would say it's opposite. No one contributes to open source and the developers have to make money on the side to work on the project (i.e., do consulting/tech support/etc). Or more often companies with money come to fork an
32.
by splix 2y ago
I like Scylla and we use it, so I wish them well. But what I don't understand with this announcement is how it supposed to work if they don't publish the pricing model. Just "contact us to get a quote". How people are su
33.
by splix 2y ago
I don't think that Java serialization is designed for such a small object with just two fields. It's designed for large and complex objects. Obviously it would be slower and much larger in size that a columnar implementation desig
34.
by splix 2y ago
I've got an education in Russia and I don't recall such practice. Maybe some of professor do that, but that's more like an exception. Most others test your way of thinking. They even allow you to use text books when preparin
35.
by splix 2y ago
You definitely could. But I guess it should be secure by default. Even if you didn't implement any check on the server. Because people are lazy or they may forget to implement the security checks, or simply be unaware about them. Ex.,
36.
by splix 2y ago
As I see from the public stats, it's about the rate people get for a car loan in US. And a car could easily be above $70K. From personal experience, when I had no credit history (i.e., the similar situation) I was charged twice of that
37.
by splix 2y ago
But the "older code" is already written. And it's written with meaning "a null may occur". It doesn't seem to change anything related to legacy.
38.
by splix 2y ago
And since one of them may be a default option (i.e., the `nullable` as it's the current state), then it's just: private String? foo; private String! bar; // or private String foo; private nonnull St
39.
by splix 2y ago
We've been using it for a while, and I'm absolutely happy with the project. Before that, we had a Kubespray based setup. It's a bunch of Ansible script and it allows to make any custom setup, like absolutely anything as you i
40.
by splix 2y ago
I'd suggest to run it on top a virtualization environment, like Proxmox. That solves a lot of problems, and not just related to Talos. Basically, you split k8s and the resource management, networking, disks, etc, as well as getting bac
41.
by splix 2y ago
While the author probably wants to own the main code, I'm sure there are other things he may want to get help from external contributors. For example unit tests. At least to show that it works, and how to use it. Also a build config, l
42.
by splix 2y ago
Google "Cryptographic Right Answers". There are a couple of different posts, but they agree on the most of the things you would look for. Ex.: https://gist.github.com/tqbf/be58d2d39690c3b366ad or https:&#x2F
43.
Telegram Founder Pavel Durov's Interview(reuters.com)
14 points by splix 2y ago|4 comments
44.
by splix 3y ago
There is some info at https://ydb.tech/docs/en/concepts/
45.
by splix 3y ago
How do you measure that? Do you include only companies with _no_ experience in a particular language before starting a new project using that language? Companies usually continues the language they have an experience with. Except some area
46.
by splix 3y ago
Going for a 30-90 days to a country usually means you rent a short term overpriced Airbnb. With longer visa you can get a normal one-year lease, for most likely the same price.
47.
by splix 3y ago
For a public API you want to provide a clean and easy to use example. It's much easier to do it with REST. In docs you can just have a _curl_ example. And the JSON req/resp are easy to copy-paste anywhere else. You can start exper
48.
by splix 3y ago
Easy to execute and has no risks, all for the same salary. So the system gives no incentive to take down real criminals
49.
by splix 3y ago
Oh, yes, you're right, it's more like anecdotal experience. I didn't specify that, but I actually meant the time period when I don't expect them to break, which is about a year after the purchase. The device is still und
50.
by splix 3y ago
There is no brand that never produced a SSD with a fault. I had tried all major HDD/SSD brands, and I think every single of them failed at some point. What is important is how they handle that. I had a faulty Sandisk and it was replace
51.
by splix 3y ago
After the last incident (with a week of downtime) I learned that they have a paid support, which you have to sign up in advance so it didn't work for us at that moment. Now we signed up for it, though I still not sure how it works and
52.
by splix 3y ago
It can create problems from a different angle, though. Google might lock your account for no reason for a week, without any explanation. If that happens, it's your problem if you lose your whole business after a week of downtime. Since
53.
by splix 3y ago
This real person doesn't really have any significant advantage. From my personal experience, when you have a problem the only thing they can do is to call someone and talk on your behalf, and you can do the same from home, btw. The onl
54.
by splix 3y ago
If you need gRPC, I can recommend https://kreya.app/
55.
by splix 3y ago
Is there any resource to read about the economics of subsea cables? I bet it costs a huge amount of money and time to set it up, and a lot to maintain it. Curious what are the actual numbers. And does it pay off?
56.
by splix 3y ago
The difference is that with communism a natural human desire is punished, while in capitalism it gets rewarded. I mean a desire to do a good for himself, and only himself, ignoring the needs of the others. Maybe we don't like it as the
57.
by splix 3y ago
Considering that nowadays "the menu" is just a QR-code link to a web site it's not so much of a big deal. PS Also consider that the other counties have been able to print the menus regardless the tax fluctuations. It doesn&#x
58.
by splix 3y ago
MongoDB is much easier to setup as a HA cluster
59.
by splix 3y ago
Not necessary Asian btw. As a Russian I can tell that Russians also may use "family name - given name - father name", usually in official documents. Though it it also may be just "given - family", as well as any other va
60.
by splix 3y ago
"contract" is a wrong term, that's what I always arguing, because it has nothing to do with the legal meaning of the term. Here it's a public (i.e., "deployed") code. It just exists. Regarding "profiting&q

More ›