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by sporkland 8y ago
I really liked gitlab's forward looking ci/cd and devops: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/10/04/devops-strategy/
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by sporkland 8y ago
As someone that has stared at a number of those projects, at this point I'm pretty excited that there are a number of different alternatives which tweak different knobs in the solution space of the problem. I think in the next few yea
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by sporkland 8y ago
The datawire folks put on some good conferences. It bothers me that their thing, which is deployed at the edge of the network, is named the same as a famous pattern that involves service colocation[1]. I kind of hope their thing never catch
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by sporkland 8y ago
It may not have been required but Brooks did get Lucas's blessing, and it came with a provision that they not merchandise anything. See: http://mentalfloss.com/article/65691/14-things-you-might-not...
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by sporkland 9y ago
Totally agreed with the article. I was talking to a friend who uninstalled facebook/instagram and she thought the idea of RSS was cool having burned out on constantly refreshing for new items. As a happy https://theoldreade
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by sporkland 9y ago
I was super nervous about buying the pixel 2 xl with no jack as I used to use earbuds that connect to the jack. I switched to some Bluetooth headphones and it has totally improved my quality of life not needing to manage that wire. I use
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by sporkland 9y ago
That type of attitude may actually endanger cyclists more than helping them. http://www.bmj.com/content/360/bmj.k94/rr-2
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by sporkland 9y ago
We have an intersection somewhat like that in SF at 9th and Division St and as a cyclist it feels more dangerous than other intersections. A lot of cars block the bike path and a lot of cars think they have the right of way turning right v
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by sporkland 9y ago
Yeah. Ryan Dahl was pretty clear at the time that he was inspired by people using C and achieving really high connection counts on single machines. So he for sure was inspired by others, and obviously built off the same foundations in the
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by sporkland 9y ago
I remember distinctly at the time that the fact that there was excitement around node.js because it was built from the ground up to use evented IO exclusively. All the libraries, the core runtime etc. People in other languages (C) were fo
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by sporkland 10y ago
Yes. I created an internal language called "Lispon". A lisp using json instead of sexprs. e.g. ["op", "arg", "arg"]. The team had a couple of requirements for a service we wrote: 1. Need to do batc
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by sporkland 10y ago
We've been doing this with multiple deployments (e.g. 1, half, all) and updating the deployments sequentially when the previous one looked good. (these are all fronted by one service).
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by sporkland 10y ago
Sort of a blend. It will send a sigterm to your process first which should be your signal to start draining and exit when they are done. If you don't finish within a configurable timeout then sigkill is sent.
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by sporkland 10y ago
I work at Box on this project. Our network setup is constantly evolving due to a number of internal networking limitations related to nearly static ip-addressing and network acls. I'll describe our current setup and then describe wher
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by sporkland 10y ago
We are using a product called calico which integrates with kube, openstack, baremetal to setup iptables rules which simulate network ACLs on all of the receiving hosts so that services are only able to reach network endpoints which are whit
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by sporkland 11y ago
Both my fork: https://github.com/huggsboson/docker-compose-kubernetes And vyshane's rename of this for 1.2 are compatible: https://github.com/vyshane/kid I'm gonna work with him to get u
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by sporkland 11y ago
dude give up the pedantry: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials "Millennials (also known as the Millennial Generation[1] or Generation Y) are the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no prec
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by sporkland 11y ago
For simple stateless request/responae services I doubt restricting yourself to non-gc techniques like ref counting or other technique for managing objects with simple life times shouldn't be to difficult either. The benefit you
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by sporkland 12y ago
What really differentiated it was the fact that multi-key transactions allowed for you to reasonably build any number of logical data models on top of it in a linearly scalable way. It was all built to an extremely high degree of polish wi
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by sporkland 13y ago
It is worth noting that an ordered K/V store is a very simple and flexible data structure in terms of the types of operations that can be efficiently layered on top of it. The simplicity gives you guys a chance to do something insanel