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Business and customer values(hypered.io)
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This seems very nice. What would be the pros and cons of using Weave instead of Tinc ? I have used Tinc for a while[0] and, the end result looks very similar (i.e. there is not a nice command-line tool dedicated to use Tinc with Docker, but
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The idea of a Merkle tree[0] is used in Git and Bup[1] actually splits files into ~8k blobs, using Git as its data store. Edit: what would be the state-of-the-art Git store format ? [0]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mer
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by thu 12y ago
I was able to connect to any database from a multi-tenant ERP written in Python. The idea was to get hold of the class of the connection object, and re-instanciate it, while passing a new database name in parameter. That ERP lets users (of
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by thu 12y ago
I still am very impressed with CoreOS but I find sad that they were forced to move away from their initially touted "only systemd+etcd". (No blame on them, that was expected as the Docker ecosystem is still young and very fast-mov
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by thu 12y ago
Cool, was wondering if John MacFarlane was part of it (and he is). The standard implementation is in C[0]. I guess this is a good middle ground (from a social perspective, not from a technical one). This is a very nice initiative. In partic
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Free market can destroy itself, for instance by the creation of a monopoly. How to apply the mechanism of the free market, as good as it can be, if it disappears ? Anyway here, it's not about competition (that's what they want you
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by thu 12y ago
PostgreSQL provides different ways to replicate a database state. There are multiple ways to create full backups (file-sytsem level backups, so-called basebackups, and dumps) and accompanying ways to restore them. There are multiple continu
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by thu 12y ago
Are you sure it is related to entering an existing container (and running a new process) ? From reading the README file, it seemed to me it was only spawning a login shell process in a new container (not an existing one), and possibly resum
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by thu 12y ago
The point is not containerization with Docker (vs. something else), but showing a project that can be used as a login shell. I.e. I think a good chunk of the challenge was gluing everything from sshd to the running individual containers. Ev
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Solomon, where can we read more about the decentralization plans ?
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You missed his point 1.
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Lightweight threads in Haskell (using the excellent GHC runtime).
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"correct" w.r.t. what ? A checkout (or a tarball as offered by GitHub) of the repo is all those files, which is probably what most people want.
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What is "creating the circumstances" ? The airline company that made the trip possible ? The company building the camera ? The upset wife that sent her husband away (probably not relevant here) ? Would a burglar taken by surveilla
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by thu 12y ago
The idea it that if I have a few containers that need to know each others. Say an application server `app` and a PostgreSQL database `db`. While conceptually I need to spawn only `app` and `db`, I have a script to actually spawn `ns` (i.e.
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by thu 12y ago
I'm using that approach for Reesd. Instead of a single dnsmasq instance on the host, I have one instance (actually a Docker container) for each logical group of containers. Containers can reference db.storage.local and different groups
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by thu 12y ago
Indeed, and Google Images search is pretty good with thumbnails.
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by thu 12y ago
Articles like these always repeat it is hard to hire in the SV. I got a few interviews to do remote working for such startups and some of them said it was not possible to work with me only four days per week (I'd like a part time job).
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I could have used part of that yesterday! Suggestions: As I have installed HAProxy in a Docker container, I noticed that the dependencies for `sudo add-apt-repository` are quite numerous. Instead I created a new sources.list and added the s
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by thu 12y ago
I'm not complaining about the location but your statement about "how serious" I am is over the top. I am willing to create a startup on which I'm working in my free time (I need a day job to pay the bills) and personal e
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by thu 12y ago
I'd say that at most it forces you a bit more (if that was necessary) to check the SSH fingerprint of the machines you're SSHing into.
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by thu 12y ago
I guess rawgit should change its strategy: they instruct people to not link to rawgit.com but to cdn.rawgit.com when you expect heavy traffic. The thing is that you have to read their instructions, which is probably not what you see when yo
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by thu 12y ago
For my project I am using Tinc to create a VPN that bridges the different per-host local Docker networks. I have described how to do that in a Gist: https://gist.github.com/noteed/11031504 The approach is taken from a
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by thu 12y ago
Your answer appears to be for another post; here the post is about Swift being closed-source and tight to the Apple ecosystem, not about being compared to another language.
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Not for everyone, and the one we advocate isn't new at all: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_%28term%29
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Namur (Belgium), remote, contract or part time I am a capable Haskell and Python developer. To get a feel of what I can do: My side project is Reesd, a redundant storage service for developers. It is made of: - Several Docker containe
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3. when the code is AGPL, receives contributions, then the original author offers a commercial license including said contributions without any contributor agreement.
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I have mentioned EDSLs in my comment... and yes they can be found everywhere. Lispers are well known for creating DSLs because of their macro system.
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Just started to watch this presentation and it strikes me that what they do with C++ as a meta language resembles a lot what Haskell programmers do with Haskell and EDSLs. The note about overloading the comma operator remembers me the idea

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