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st3fan
3y ago
Phoenix Liveview is the future :-)
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st3fan
4y ago
I wrote https://github.com/TinyWebServices/tqs a couple of years ago. It is modelled after SQS and runs in a single threaded Tornado server. I don’t know how many messages per second it does but for a podcast crawling
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st3fan
4y ago
Unobtainium? Doesn't actually seem to be for sale anywhere?
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st3fan
4y ago
> The advocates of "clean code" that Casey mentions will go for extensibility no matter the use. Unfortunately this is just some catchy stereotyping that probably doesn't match reality.
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st3fan
4y ago
Evidence in a micro benchmark of a single page of code. The focus on performance here ignores the fact that most programs are large systems of many things that interact with each other. That is where good design and abstractions and “clean
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st3fan
4y ago
How does using Google search on WebKit with its Intelligent Tracking Protection compromise your privacy?
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st3fan
4y ago
Most business deals are secret. Why is it so special that this deal needs to be called out as secret?
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st3fan
4y ago
That is not actually how the GDPR works. Anonymous telemetry without PII does not need any consent.
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st3fan
4y ago
Before this whole threads turns into a misinformed rant fest about opt out telemetry: “Homebrew gathers anonymous aggregate user behaviour analytics using Google Analytics (until our in-progress migration to our own InfluxDB). You will be n
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st3fan
4y ago
"DigitalOcean, for its third quarter 2022 results, reported $152.1 million in revenue, an increase of 37 percent year-on-year, with gross profit of $97.6 million."
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st3fan
4y ago
Wait until they find out you can simply paste a new icon on any folder! Some great old skool ones at https://freeware.iconfactory.com/icons Just look at those .. so good .. https://i.imgur.com/0fMNFFX.png
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st3fan
4y ago
Rewrite it in Rust. Only half joking - this kind of critical infrastructure should not be written in C anymore.
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st3fan
4y ago
If you are using Darklang, and their platform, how do you like it?
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st3fan
4y ago
Does that also mean that _Firefox the application_ compiles fully on Linux/RISC-V ?
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st3fan
4y ago
The author doesn't mention macOS much but I think it deserves some credit of being the last high volume unix workstation around.
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st3fan
4y ago
This looks like a language designed for language designers and not for language users.
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st3fan
4y ago
Hey I don't know if you are Dutch or live there .. but the concept of megacities is completely foreign in Holland. Not sure how you came up with that, but if you had any feel for how things work there or how the politics are you would
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st3fan
4y ago
"Lua itself isnt a very good language" is very subjective. The API is pretty well documented now I think? If there is a specific area that isn't, then file a bug or write the docs. It is an open source project and thus is hea
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st3fan
4y ago
> That requires an incredible amount of arrogance. Or pragmatism?
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st3fan
4y ago
I reboot my Macs whenever there is an update that requires a restart. Usually they have an uptime of weeks or months.
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st3fan
4y ago
Big number but that will leave about 8000 farms.
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st3fan
4y ago
This is part of the bigger Macpine project, which to me is much more interesting than LXD: https://github.com/beringresearch/macpine """ The goal of this project is to enable MacOS users to: Easily spin
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st3fan
4y ago
Yes, on recent MacOS it is mostly just an abstraction on top of the native Virtualization Framework.
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st3fan
4y ago
Firefox stability is funny ... I was at Mozilla for 10+ years and used Nightly as my daily driver on my work Mac. I don't think I got more than one or two dozen crashes in total. A crash was a special occasion and I would walk to someo
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st3fan
4y ago
Yes. But I also set HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 and pin things that I would like to keep at a specific version. It is not a big deal really.
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st3fan
4y ago
Firefox for iOS and Firefox for Android. Used by tens of millions of people. Not just me - big team effort. Engineering manager of both.
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st3fan
4y ago
Hey I wrote a similar thing but then to send them to your Watch: https://astronote.app/hello I recently made it free because I am unable to monetize it. Please give it a try.
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st3fan
4y ago
It is just an arbitrary deadline. It doesn't matter whether it ships next week or the week after. In the big picture it is not going to make any difference.
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st3fan
4y ago
You can build wonderful abstractions in Go. Now even more so with generics being part of the language. I don't know where this is 'encouraged' but the language itself cannot do that - only engineering teams or leaders can.
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st3fan
4y ago
This is nonsense. Nobody verifies security reports of any significance in 15 minutes.
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