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by tantalic 7y ago
The underlying lesson that I have learned (the hard way) repeatedly: anything that may change the traffic pattern can result in difficult to predict infrastructure issues. This can be as related as a changing protocol (as shown here) or a s
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by tantalic 8y ago
On the other hand the fact you could mention all of those off the top of your head means they are working–even if you are skipping most of the ad content.
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by tantalic 8y ago
We are talking
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by tantalic 10y ago
Google Container Engine (GKE) is certainly the easiest way to setup a Kubernetes cluster. We have been running it for a couple of months now and couldn't be happier. If you're wanting to stick with AWS I have always heard great th
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by tantalic 10y ago
We have been playing with Deis Workflow since Beta 1 and couldn't be happier. It adds a very approachable layer on top of Kubernetes so that developers can quickly and easily deploy apps.
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by tantalic 11y ago
Are there any plans to support OS X workers? This would be extremely helpful for Mac and iOS apps.
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by tantalic 11y ago
We use a old traffic signal powered by a Raspberry Pi to similar effect. We have found it quite useful in providing timely feedback and encouraging the quick resolution of issues. You can see pictures and source: https://github.c
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by tantalic 11y ago
Here's a similar concept for more general secrets (although could be used with pictures) that might be easier for the HN community to "get": Core Secret https://appsto.re/us/MVFMP.i , http://c
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by tantalic 11y ago
Anyone accused of a crime has a fundamental right to confront the witnesses against. Even if the witness is a computer algorithm. In the United States this right should be protected by the Bill of Roghts. Protecting the financial feasibilit
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by tantalic 11y ago
While I quite agree with your general point I think GCD is often under appreciated. Characterizing GCD as "mostly just a thread pool with a nice API" glosses over the key feature which Mike Ash specifically points out is not in th
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by tantalic 11y ago
Which makes it that much cheaper to operate ;)
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by tantalic 11y ago
The whole point of a gun is to enable shooting.
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by tantalic 11y ago
All crypto libraries should provide and developers should use constant time comparisons for exactly this purpose. A good example from the same page is the Go crypto/hmac package includes mac.Equal to check for equality without introduc
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by tantalic 11y ago
One of the major ideas behind CoreOS is that system updates should be frequent, automatic and reliable. As such the self-updating Chrome OS was chosen as the starting point. https://coreos.com/using-coreos/updates/
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by tantalic 11y ago
That is a great reason to do this and the best way to learn.
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by tantalic 11y ago
I've been using Node.js/io.js on ARM for a number of projects and have been pretty happy with it. For example using a cheap development board to create a build status light: https://github.com/tantalic/build-l