thejosh

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by thejosh 6y ago
With this and change for JIT, Elixir/Erlang is looking super exciting lately.
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by thejosh 6y ago
That's awesome, thanks for the share. For my homelab I use proxmox on a couple of machines and it works great for managing containers (in terms of LXC containers that would be more of a traditional VM) and it works great. Most people&#
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by thejosh 6y ago
Until that site also goes down.
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by thejosh 6y ago
So glad here in Australia we aren't at the whims of if our employer chooses to give us maternity leave or not :-) https://www.fairwork.gov.au/leave/maternity-and-parental-lea...
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by thejosh 6y ago
I really want to love timescaledb, it's great.. except for the minor issue of not being able to back up. https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb/issues/1835
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by thejosh 6y ago
Yeah, been playing with proxmox on my homelab, put it on an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (6 cores, 12 threads), with 32gb of RAM and it's been running great with containers for when I want to fool around. Fantastic piece of software that has matur
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by thejosh 6y ago
You can always just sync to multiple destinations like gitlab, bitbucket, github etc :).
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by thejosh 6y ago
Sure, if you're a big project. But smaller ones I bet would have less downtime, require less ops, require thinking less about everything.
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by thejosh 6y ago
How much did it have in the past?
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by thejosh 6y ago
I use a XPS13 from 2019? with KUbuntu running Plasma, it's really good. Had hardly any issues and runs great. Main issue with XPS13 is that the RAM is soldered on. Great unit otherwise. Screen is great.
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Patent case against GNOME resolved(gnome.org)
71 points by thejosh 6y ago|19 comments
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by thejosh 6y ago
Depends on what the repo is/problem it solves. Sometimes something is considered "done", when it doesn't need anymore work to it. :-)
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by thejosh 6y ago
We don't have unemployment insurance in Australia, we don't really need it.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Join waiting list added my email to the waiting list, here from AU.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Ublock blocks this from happening and only allows stripe.js when the payment goes through and i've had 0 problems, even with 3d secure.
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by thejosh 7y ago
What do actual users who would want to run Linux actually run? Probably games? Maybe office?
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by thejosh 7y ago
What's wrong with selling software?
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by thejosh 7y ago
If you carry lots of android devices it will alter the traffic on Google Maps - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5eL_al_m7Q
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by thejosh 7y ago
Elixir? José Valim, announcing the just-released Elixir v1.9: … releases was the last planned feature for Elixir. We don’t have any major user-facing feature in the works nor planned. I know for certain some will consider this fact the most
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by thejosh 7y ago
Yep. It's so very dumb that it now charges you to read content. It's a great ploy, get authors (who probably don't realise there is now a content gate) to post on your site, then start to charge visitors.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Yeah, especially as it looks pretty slick!
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by thejosh 7y ago
You might be able to use .NET Core which is opensource and can run on Linux/Mac.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Sure, they care about security until the FBI complains and they don't encrypt your backups :-).
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by thejosh 7y ago
Considering that he already lives in a pretty nice place and makes a pretty decent income, not sure he would care about the final amount too much. PS: check the ABS, it's different median last time I checked.
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by thejosh 7y ago
I found my decade wrapped interesting, as I have been using Spotify for most of the decade and loved my change of music tastes. And the reaction to the music as I remembered which projects I was working on as I listened to those on repeat.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Yes! Postgres weekly was my favourite find from 2019! Great nuggets to be found.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Reminds me of yikyak :)
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by thejosh 7y ago
Appsignal is very very good! I highly recommend it for Elixir projects if you only use elixir and need something setup fast. It's awesome! I also highly recommend looking into spans and tracing (if you use multiple languages together),
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by thejosh 7y ago
And reddit is doing the new thing. Their new design caused me to leave, even their "old." subdomain is pretty bad. Didn't really need it in my life anyway.
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by thejosh 7y ago
Oban looks fantastic! PG is fantastic for a small-medium job queue IMHO. pg_notify with elixirs postgrex is fantastic. We're currently using ecto_job which works really well for us, so we have no reason to switch. Plus we like it'

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