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by stolsvik 4y ago
Author here. Some comments to the comments: Yes, I do effectively argue for (re-)implementing a queue system (for certain situations), even though you already employ a message-oriented architecture! But this is not necessarily meant as an e
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Work queues when using messaging(mats3.io)
20 points by stolsvik 4y ago|4 comments
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Messaging with a Call Stack: Mats3 Java Lib for Message-Oriented Async RPC(mats3.io)
1 points by stolsvik 4y ago|0 comments
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by stolsvik 4y ago
You should read this: https://ai.googleblog.com/2022/11/characterizing-emergent-ph... .. and probably also the paper. I find these emergent phenomena pretty interesting.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Mats3 is a Java library which simplifies the use of messaging as inter-service communication in a multi-service architecture. It attempts to mimic the simplicity of the synchronous and linear code style you get when using HTTP/REST, wh
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Show HN: Mats3 messaging is better than HTTP/REST(mats3.io)
7 points by stolsvik 4y ago|1 comments
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by stolsvik 4y ago
So, one fuckup, and you can’t fly anywhere, with any airline, for the rest of your life? I really dislike this way of thought. It could be me that one day went my world went to shits. And then I’m also burned forever.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
RabbitMQ is not free. You need to learn it, configure it, understand it, interface towards it, install it, upgrade it. Lots and lots of things.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Why does this extension on Firefox need "Access your data for all websites", when it seemingly could have made do with "Access your data for sites in the “named” domain"? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US
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by stolsvik 4y ago
This is what it does. At least if you ask it how it does it. ;)
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by stolsvik 4y ago
me: There are two ducks in front of a duck, two ducks behind a duck and a duck in the middle. What is the smallest number of ducks there could be that fits this description? ai: The smallest number of ducks that fits this description is fiv
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by stolsvik 4y ago
What about Google search, then? You’d have to browse very many webpages to find the same thing you do with a single googling. That browsing would have generated revenue that Google now took away.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Not with this new algorithm.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
You should try it. We (mostly) love it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_democracy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_model
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by stolsvik 4y ago
TomTom say «go through the roundabout, second exit”. Or “left” or “right”. Which is infinitely better than Google’s “take the second exit”, which in 95% of the situations means “go straight ahead”, but since they don’t bother to say that, y
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Monochrome icons are ignoring millions of years of honing the human vision system. I find it the perfect example of utter failure of UI and UX design.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Isn't that pretty common? As a Norwegian, there's AFAIK several things I can't do when abroad even if it is legal in the country I visit. Doing drugs is one of those things, I believe.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
I have never understood the problem of reviving threads. I've tried, but I really only see positives.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Hæ? How is that? Kind regards, bewildered Norwegian.
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by stolsvik 4y ago
What is Phorge/Phabricator compared to Gerrit? In particular wrt. the code and review process. They sound a bit similar?
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Wow. May I ask what country and what bank? Do you know why they do this?
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Twitter Trackers Jeopardize Military Aircraft(usni.org)
3 points by stolsvik 4y ago|3 comments
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Out of curiosity: Why?
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Wasn't the article exactly about this need for a massive over capacity of installed PV, and that it still is possible to do?
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by stolsvik 4y ago
To all the folks that worry that Apple won't any longer be able to police Facebook: We can regulate that too. We can some really draconian rules wrt. what can and can not be collected etc. See, with a working governing body, the people
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by stolsvik 4y ago
That’s not true, as far as I've read. I feel it is spelled out pretty thoroughly: Startup time and memory footprint are way lower, but peak performance is also lower: JIT outperforms static compilation due to it having more informatio
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by stolsvik 4y ago
https://openjdk.org/jeps/360 https://openjdk.org/jeps/394 https://openjdk.org/jeps/406
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They Quit. Now You're Picking Up the Slack(wired.co.uk)
4 points by stolsvik 4y ago|0 comments
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by stolsvik 4y ago
https://polyformproject.org
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by stolsvik 4y ago
Huh? That’s pretty much exactly what banks do: They loan out the customers' money to someone else, taking an interest..

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