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by srijan4 5y ago
Ah, I never considered or used Dropbox as a backup tool, only for synchronization. Backup is separate. For simple undo operations (recover a recently deleted file), Syncthing's version history is good enough.
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by srijan4 5y ago
I've been using syncthing for more than 3 years, and it's been just amazing. It replaced dropbox for me completely, and provides a better experience in all aspects - speed, stability, low power usage on mobile. One of the few proj
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My Email Workflow in Fastmail(piet.me)
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This week in KDE: Support for GPU hot-plug and FreeSync, and so much more(pointieststick.com)
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Valgrind “Hello, World ”: Python 3.6 vs Python 2.7 vs Erlang R23(zxq9.com)
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What is the next big feature, after native comp, that we can expect from Emacs?(reddit.com)
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Why Zulip Is on GitHub Sponsors(blog.zulip.com)
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How to build teams without bullshit(vas3k.com)
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How to Design a Communication Architecture(refactoring.fm)
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(L)Awful Interception(mullvad.net)
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A Neuroscientist’s Poignant Study of How We Forget Most Things in Life(newyorker.com)
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Combating Zoom Overload with Reverse Meetings(calnewport.com)
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In Slack, no one can hear your scream(8thlight.com)
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Questionable Advice: “What Should I Say in My Exit Interview?”(charity.wtf)
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How I get work done with Emacs and org-mode(philnewton.net)
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Bidirectional type checking of GraphQL(jlouis.github.io)
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1Password Secrets Automation(blog.1password.com)
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The True Meaning of Technical Debt (2020)(refactoring.fm)
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The Role of Tech Leads and Engineering Managers(refactoring.fm)
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Maestro Syndrome(sambleckley.com)
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Making the case to decision makers: the presentation format to follow(mynameisjehad.com)
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SQL, JSON, and Domain Objects(8thlight.com)
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Super Bot Fight Mode(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Easy-to-Write Code Considered Harmful(abstractmachines.dev)
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Cloudflare’s Data Loss Prevention Platform(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by srijan4 6y ago
> Can you also share small objects by reference? No. But, you can use a cheap cache layer instead of expensive db layer - ETS.
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by srijan4 6y ago
The only sharing is for large binaries (>64 bytes)[0]. Like all messaging mechanisms, this can be handled by passing a reference or id, and the receiver fetching the actual large data from db/file/source of truth. [0] - http:&
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by srijan4 6y ago
There's also an old discussion on this here: http://erlang.2086793.n4.nabble.com/Why-are-messages-between...
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by srijan4 6y ago
But, the internal state is still changed by the owner process, in the owner process' context. The external process cannot change it's state behind it's back. Effectively, mutations to the internal state are "serialized&q
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by srijan4 6y ago
Yes, messages keep piling up and memory usage keeps increasing until the Erlang VM goes out of memory. To debug, there's a max_heap_size parameter which can be configured to log an error message when heap size of any process goes beyon

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