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Show HN: Use DynamoDB with the Redis API (Go)(github.com)
4 points by sudhirj 6y ago|0 comments
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by sudhirj 6y ago
So my quarantine project is building a Redis API on top of DynamoDB - https://github.com/sudhirj/redimo.go
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Use the Redis API on DynamoDB(github.com)
2 points by sudhirj 6y ago|0 comments
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by sudhirj 6y ago
Not to mention the same also applies for load. You get about 10ms at 10, 1000 or 1000000 requests per second, again irrespective of how much data you have.
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by sudhirj 6y ago
Building the Redis API using DynamoDB as the storage backend. I want a way to have storage that can handle any load without having to provision server or pay when it wasn’t being used. Dynamo is superb, but the API is too low level and arca
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by sudhirj 6y ago
The way I think about it this: not using the cloud is like building your own code editor or IDE after assembling your own laptops and desktops. It may make you happier and it’s a great hobby, but if you’re trying to run a business you need
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by sudhirj 6y ago
Should be fine - most editors will not round trip on every key press, only periodic saves or command runs.
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by sudhirj 6y ago
Can get the SE, which is pretty midrange unless you’re comparing it to feature phones.
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by sudhirj 6y ago
On which part? Under the watch or the strap? I had a problem with the strap (I sweat a lot) so I got a Nike fabric strap - it breathes a lot, so no effect on my skin.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Probably more to do with FAA regulations than anything else. You can't put more than a 100W batter in a laptop, and the charger is 100W (96W, I think), but modern processors and GPUs need more than that at full speed with all cores, le
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The Little Guide to Message Queues(papiary.com)
2 points by sudhirj 7y ago|0 comments
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Maybe calling them "shitty" is a little uncharitable. They were fine, but nothing special.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
This kind of list crops up pretty often, but again the implicit implication doesn't hold. These products are not "top" because they have good pricing pages, they have good pricing pages because they're at the top. I reme
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by sudhirj 7y ago
I think real time traffic awareness is exactly what the poster wanted, but yeah it seems like people who don’t need that would be better off using OSS where possible.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
So there's two kinds of problems here - not all security flaws are created equal. One kind is missing something or unintended consequences. Making all URLs clickable opens a UNC attack due to some obscure Windows "feature", f
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Sorry to keep plugging this, but I think it’s much more important to take good books and lay them out well for reading on all screen sizes, make them accessible, give people good fonts etc. Trying to do that on https://news.ycomb
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Yup. I’m starting to pull them from standardebooks first, because they’ve already done all the chapter separation work and made corrections. The raw project gutenberg filed and either plain text or rudimentary HTML and are super tough to pa
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by sudhirj 7y ago
I’m trying to get classics in different languages from different cultures as well - if you have something in mind do let me know. We can tip the scales a bit by making the western books a minority.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Thanks :)
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Thank you... And yeah, Wodehouse was my first favourite author. Will be nice to read some of his books again.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Working on a online book reading (and later, writing) site. Would appreciate the feedback, and also let me know which books (public domain for now) you'd like to see available. Will work on a way to write your own books as well, probab
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Show HN: Read the Classics While at Home(papiary.com)
20 points by sudhirj 7y ago|8 comments
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by sudhirj 7y ago
There’s also one step after RDBMSs, which is the Redis style key value or data structure stores that allow some level of client based or cooperative structuring, using conditional sets and gets or CAS operations. Then finally there’s the Wi
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by sudhirj 7y ago
There isn’t really a conclusion - each solution pattern allows you to trade off progressively less control for more rigidity and determinism. Pick a system that matches your use case the best. Think of all your state as a state machine. Is
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Imagine a kitchen where a hundred cooks are trying to make the same pot of soup, same pile of ingredients and utensils. Now imagine they all have telekinesis. That’s global state. The problem is that when disparate bits of code directly aff
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Takes about two and a half hours per test, so yeah, 10 tests a day per unit.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
That’s a fantastic resource, thanks a ton. Will link to their download pages instead of trying to make my own files. I’m looking more at reading online directly, having the book read to you, choosing your own fonts etc, and ultimately helpi
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by sudhirj 7y ago
I'm trying to build something similar on https://papiary.com/ Trying to put the public domain classics on there one by one, and build a really nice reading experience. Help and feedback welcome.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Postgres 10+ now has logical replication features built in, which makes that a better bet for near-zero-downtime replication. Especially if you're trying to move a database geographically or to a different machine or Postgres version,
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by sudhirj 7y ago
I'd say finish it before commenting. Part of the essay's point is that we're all looking for quick and easy payoffs, like trying to get a whole book off the first chapter.

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