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   by tazjin 10y ago

   Just as a hint in case you're not aware of this: If you log errors in the format[1] expected by Stackdriver Error Reporting, your errors will automatically be picked up and grouped in that service as well. 1: https://cloud.g
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   Kubernetes definitely runs best on GKE, but projects like kops ( https://github.com/kubernetes/kops ) are making setups on AWS etc. a lot easier. You still have to deal with the other drawbacks of those platforms (slow n
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   Black holes are uniformly sized?
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   > Linux or CoreOS Well, now I'm confused
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   I like FreeBSD but after getting used to systemd I can't go back to systems without useful init systems anymore. Maybe at some point one of the BSDs will implement a new, cleaner init system.
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   There is also Joxa, a somewhat Clojure-inspired Lisp on the BEAM VM: http://joxa.org/ Note that other languages on BEAM are much more "first-class" than other languages on the JVM, meaning interoperability is usua
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   > Making everything asynchronous and detached makes things more complicated, not less It does in languages like JS because they're not built for it. Elixir programs on average don't look very complicated.
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   Check out IRCCloud as well, it's a pretty nice service if you don't wanna run something like Quassel yourself.
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   by tazjin 10y ago

   You can't do it on the managed service (GKE) afaik, but could theoretically run it on normal Compute Engine instances instead. What's the reason for wanting to run an older version?
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    by tazjin 10y ago

    Discussion of the Kubernetes release itself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12043972 This is particular to Google's managed k8s cluster service.
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    Kubernetes 1.3 on Tap for Google Container Engine(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)

    1 points by tazjin 10y ago|3 comments
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    by tazjin 10y ago

    Then it'll be just in time for my birthday! Keep up the great work guys, Kubernetes is amazing.
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    by tazjin 10y ago

    I use PayPal only about once or twice a year (try to avoid it if at all possible) and my security routine is to totally close the PayPal account again afterwards.
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Can we just stop giving this con man more attention?
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    I'm not kidding. Unfavourability ratings don't decide elections (look at some historical ratings of previous presidents). Trump and Clinton have been tied in national polls recently (there was even an outlier showing +3 Trump) and
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Ah yes, do you remember when Jeb! Bush was going to be the Republican nominee? Everyone was very certain about it.
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Trump and Clinton are the only remaining candidates, and Clinton is flip-flopping on the issue depending on who she's talking to. She only recently did an anti-TPP U-turn - who knows what she stands for after being elected. Fortunately
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Trump is probably our only chance at stopping this from becoming a reality.
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    If magic existed it would, by definition, be neither impossible nor supernatural.
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Marketing for the new, US-focused Harry Potter movie? :)
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    I spent about 3 minutes trying to figure out what RoboVM and BugVM are. The RoboVM website has removed all explanations of the product and just says it's winding down, their Github page links to their website, BugVM links to RoboVM and
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    MaNGOS is GPL-licensed so I would hope that they release their changes :)
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    This is what people mean when they say that Go has disregarded everything we learned in the programming language community in the last decades. Sure, some people are productive in it and that's fine - but for those of us who have worke
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Google still loves doing this with Chromebooks. They have human-translated marketing websites for the Pixel in Norway and their buy button is just greyed out.
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    > Perhaps, rather, a product of an infelicitous programming language? You don't have to worry about extra function arguments in javascript. I can't even tell when these things are troll posts and when they are meant to be serio
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    When contributing to other projects I still use Github as it's of course up to the authors to decide where they want to host their code. For my own projects it doesn't matter so much, few people contribute to my Emacs configuratio
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    GCE, it works extremely well there!
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Been using this for a while now and very happy with it. I decided to stop using Github for personal projects due to political disagreements with the company and the fact that git should really not be centralised. Gogs has probably 95% featu
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Erlang and related languages are applicable for most long-running applications. The amount of people who actually use true distributed Erlang is probably small, because you get many of the benefits either way.
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    by tazjin 11y ago

    Pure code can (unfortunately) throw exceptions, e.g.: Prelude> head [] *** Exception: Prelude.head: empty list