thejosh

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by thejosh 8y ago
We had 0 dramas moving from 2.0 to 2.1. Was nice and easy.
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by thejosh 8y ago
Try and install Chrome on Windows 10 and tell us that again.
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by thejosh 8y ago
Because GitHub is so stable and never goes down?
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by thejosh 8y ago
You should really look into multistage builds. This sort of deployment should scare you.
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by thejosh 8y ago
Rider makes .NET Core amazing on Linux. Well worth the price.
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by thejosh 8y ago
It's almost like Apple is a global company.
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by thejosh 8y ago
Yeah, if you have a simpleish app (or even not a simple app) you can probably benefit from playing around with how PG does search without needed ES/Solr/etc. But it really depends what you do, obviously.
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by thejosh 8y ago
What sort of monthly spend?
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by thejosh 8y ago
Azure disk speed for VMs is absolutely horrendous for the amount you have to pay. Our workloads are so bad because of this.
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by thejosh 8y ago
Enterprise users or people in offices?
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yeah, I've tried buildkite, and like it, but the thing about CI is it should be immutable. Plus gitlab has pretty good pricing for me for my personal project (free).
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by thejosh 9y ago
Gitlab is pretty much the only provider other than CircleCI to get CI right. I use their hosted gitlab version, but have their CI runner on our ci box that runs docker. It's fantastic.
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by thejosh 9y ago
I want to love OVH, they just need to spend some time overhauling their terrible management UI.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yeah their UI is beyond useless. Their support is beyond useless. Can't even cancel my servers, but everything else was great. Ended up having to use their API to cancel the server, since support wouldn't cancel the server for me
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by thejosh 9y ago
Their UI is pretty terrible and broken though, the entire Microsoft ecosystem, including Office365 admin is pretty buggy and terrible. Better than it use to be, so I'll give them that, atleast they are always improving.
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by thejosh 9y ago
How long does it take to get access to AutoML?
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yeah appear.in works quite we for us as well, low latency voice is nice.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Our tests take about 10 seconds to run (mainly the tewts which need to test a lot of endpoints, our domain is around 1.4s), with the compile being the slow part, which brings CI to around 1min30s-1min50s on average. We use elixir, so we get
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by thejosh 9y ago
Here in Australia, bank transfers are free between banks, but can take a couple of days to clear sometimes (same bank is instant). Heard horror stories elsewhere, but pretty good customer experience here in AU IMHO.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Only reason I use FB is chat as well, simply because friends and family still use it. Only reason I still have a FB account and not simply a messenger account is spotify is tied to it and I can't unlink from FB as the login source..
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How a Laser-Shot Disk Defeats Hackers and Pirates(youtube.com)
1 points by thejosh 9y ago|0 comments
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by thejosh 9y ago
I would avoid scaleway due to stock issues.
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by thejosh 9y ago
This is great, it's going to be the next big hit, calling it now. Awesome work :).
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by thejosh 9y ago
You can learn both, but learning the basics of elixir will help. Phoenix is not your app, don't treat it like that.
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by thejosh 9y ago
If only you could pattern match x in the function def, would remove the need for this whole thing.
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by thejosh 9y ago
You should learn elixir before phoenix. Phoenix is just elixir.
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by thejosh 9y ago
I really want to love the new Firefox, it's really great... Except I can't debug promises in JavaScript, and JavaScript debugging seems very subpar compared to chrome.
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by thejosh 9y ago
Yeah, its citizens are free to do what they please, right.
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by thejosh 9y ago
We include them, but lock them away via nginx rules for sentry and dev IPs.
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by thejosh 9y ago
If you are scraping specific pages on a site, curl. Then transform that into the language you use.

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