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by tbrock 9y ago
Superhuman is great. I've been lucky enough to have been able to use it for a while now and I'm addicted. The team is super responsive to feedback and take the science of email to the next level.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Right but was this a thing before golang existed or is it specific to go commands? It was certainly popularized by "go get ./...".
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by tbrock 9y ago
I don't play games on my computer but if I did I think that is an OK divergence especially for older titles. This is a web browser we are talking about.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Nope, I just don't use Windows. I use Linux and MacOS where, if you don't do anything too out of the ordinary you are in 64bit land 100% of the time. On my Mac I don't see any 64 bit programs running and on Arch everything is
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by tbrock 9y ago
Holy moly! Is anyone else wondering why this took so long? It's almost 2018 for god sakes. I don't think I've used a 32-bit program in over a decade. Yeah flash is 32 bit but flash has been dead for the greater part of that d
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by tbrock 9y ago
Might be easier (but just as much fun) to whet your palate by creating a pico-8 game first: https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php
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by tbrock 9y ago
The reverse debugging portion of this video was mind blowing. I had no idea you could do that.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Better not drive fast on the same roads over and over, the car might crash!
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by tbrock 9y ago
Too bad he went to work at Tesla. It's nice to see that people are interested in the self driving car thing but, as in the case of Chris Latner, isn't it more fun / more leverage to work on the stuff that enables all this?
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by tbrock 9y ago
How would one build something like this securely and ensure fairness to all those who wish to execute (avoid DOS)? Surely there is more to it than just running the code in a Docker container, right?
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by tbrock 9y ago
Yeah NordVPN is the best of the bunch. Got my vote as well.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Cool. Insomnia is quite good. I prefer it over Paw (for MacOS only) because it is cross platform and I only want to learn one tool that works on both Mac and Linux. Thanks for all the hard work!
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by tbrock 9y ago
I was recommended "High output management" and found it pretty bad. Some of the insight at the end was ok, but most of it was very boring and obvious.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Wow, I've often fantasized about maintaining Geary or Empathy (also on the unmaintained list). Gnome needs solid lightweight email and messaging clients but I'm not sure I have the time to do it. I find that, now that Gnome has bu
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by tbrock 9y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm curious if you already knew the tech stuff before/while committing the crimes or did you learn all that after going through the system?
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by tbrock 9y ago
Ah I missed that, touché
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by tbrock 9y ago
This article hilariously makes it seem as though Google hadn't thought about using Linux cgroups and namespaces to manage processes before dotcloud conceived of Docker. Nothing could be further from the truth. Google has been doing &qu
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by tbrock 9y ago
XFS is the default FS on RHEL now, so likely that.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Are we calling Google cloud gsuite now?
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by tbrock 9y ago
This makes absolutely no sense. In no way would the debug output help them remotely. Hopefully the visibility will now cause this to get fixed.
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by tbrock 9y ago
It's better but definitely not "extremely fast". The mac from 6 years ago does it in 300ms which is still 3-10x faster than what you suggest is the norm for your setup. The difference between 300ms and 3 seconds is the tippin
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by tbrock 9y ago
How about built in replication that isn't insane to setup and use? Might be a close second.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Why is this milestone important?
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by tbrock 9y ago
This company is pure scum. Without sharing the details of my personal grievances I can assure you that you are better off sending money to others securely using any other payment system on the planet.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Yeah that bit doesn't make any sense. If anything the pi would support more users with similar workloads to those being run on the sparcstation in the same fashion (without containers).
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by tbrock 9y ago
Interestingly, Parse was hosted on AWS until the very end even after being bought by Facebook.
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by tbrock 9y ago
I'm selling jackulusrift.com if anyone is interested.
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by tbrock 9y ago
Our lambda services are entirely down, no lambdas appear in the lambda console: null (Service: AWSLambdaInternal; Status Code: 503; Error Code: null; Request ID: null) Requests to API gateway return 502: Internal Server Error
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AWS Lambda major outage: suspending traffic to US-EAST-1(status.aws.amazon.com)
10 points by tbrock 9y ago|2 comments
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by tbrock 9y ago
Well, the best pitch I've heard for nginx is: "Come for the performance, stay for the configuration".

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