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by tonyhb 9y ago
Yes, the idea behind a blockchain is a merkle tree of events, metadata and salt that hashes with a predetermined number of 0's (the difficulty) as a prefix. If you wanted to make your event stream more tamper-proof you could also intro
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by tonyhb 9y ago
What's the difference between this and opentracing? AFAIK opentracing is built by the people who created Dapper at Google, and the project also has a set of standards for HTTP transport.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Mm it's a little sparse right now - had to dig into the opentracing spec, dig in to the implementations and make it piecemeal. OpenTracing is for everyone - both tracing implementors (eg. Jaeger engineers) and for you implementing trac
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Using Opentracing and uber's Jaeger client is awesome. It's easy to implement, and Jaeger provides multiple different mechanisms for sampling traces (always on, guaranteed throughput etc.). It's awesome to be able to see a U
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Kubernetes is literally the Angular of orchestration systems. SwarmMode is so much cleaner and less complex to use, dive into, and hack on. I'm unsure why the community rallies behind Kube considering it's insecure, horribly comp
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by tonyhb 9y ago
The bold headline steals attention away from the copy; it makes it much harder to focus on the actual content. IMO they could try making the bold header a lighter shade to stop stealing focus. I much prefer the older one for readability.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
That's awesome :)
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by tonyhb 9y ago
or, like, netcat? `nc -l -p 8888 > foo` to listen, `nc 10.10.10.1 8888 < tail -500 /dev/random` to send. Still cool though :)
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by tonyhb 9y ago
This is what I take from it: by revealing your cards there's less room for manipulation. The buyer already has preconceptions that could range from: - This will not work; I didn't see this in the screenshots - I don't unders
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Which itself is based off of gofmt and facebook's Reason. More languages should provide standardized ways of writing and formatting code. It makes everything easier - from diffing to subjectivity.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
EFF has a new wordlist which can be used for things like this. It focuses on phonetic and spelling differences across each word so that this doesn't happen, plus it prevents words from "duplicating" when you combine them (ie
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by tonyhb 9y ago
It costs the UK £123.7b to run the NHS for a year: http://www.nhsconfed.org/resources/key-statistics-on-the-nhs America spends more than 7 times that for private health insurance. Something's wrong.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
> previous record by 65 feet
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by tonyhb 9y ago
No, it's a great solution both from a UX and technical perspective. It's easy to wrap your head around the manager, workers, and how tasks are scheduled from start to finish. Plus, it's secure. Would recommend.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
According to that thread's comments the patent was granted in 2011 whilst Divvy was around in 2010, so hopefully it's safe.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
> Reproducibility is a big problem in analytic pipelines, specifically genomics... [Docker solves this problem]. There is a legitimate fundamental issue with reproducing people's setups and Docker solves this. Ergo docker is valuab
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by tonyhb 10y ago
> "Relay Modern is designed from the start to support garbage collection — that is, cache eviction — in which GraphQL data that is no longer used by any views can be removed from the cache" Could we go ahead and implement prope
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by tonyhb 10y ago
Pretty sure they took that from https://workfrom.co , which incidentally I find to have a better UI.
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by tonyhb 10y ago
No, doctors, pharmacies and labs do not sell data; it's illegal under HIPAA regulations and you do not want to be caught liable under those laws.
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by tonyhb 10y ago
AFAIK HotelTonight also use faxes for every booking, as do almost every other booking site. Mainly due to the same issue: all hotels use different systems.
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by tonyhb 10y ago
This looks pretty solid, and the ability to create our own resolvers makes things much more flexible. Currently creating a cross-platform react native app using realm.io for persistence. While it's is great, the debugging performance
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by tonyhb 10y ago
Heh, I made the same thing but with global endpoints and swappable drivers so that components can be shared and endpoints can be stubbed/mocked: https://gitHub.com/tonyhb/tectonic Think that genraally we're l
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Trailblazer: A high level architecture for Ruby(github.com)
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by tonyhb 10y ago
+1 totally, thanks for the heads up!
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by tonyhb 10y ago
The expressiveness of a language directly impacts the amount of code you need to write for a feature. Go is a concise language but it's not expressive - you'll write 4 lines to call a func and check an error. This means that PRs a
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by tonyhb 10y ago
Maybe you're looking for event sourcing? It's great in theory but for all the reading I've done I haven't been able to find any case studies on it working well in practice
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by tonyhb 10y ago
wrote this as a comment when that article was posted to YC: tl;dr: author looks at secret management services and reviews them KeyWhiz: Provides everything you need but with complex PKI management, meaning setup and maintenance is a pain.
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by tonyhb 10y ago
tl;dr: author looks at secret management services and reviews them KeyWhiz: Provides everything you need but with complex PKI management, meaning setup and maintenance is a pain. Secure. Vault: A+ would test again. Awesome rotation polici
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by tonyhb 10y ago
"priority/backlog" for 18 months. Kube doesn't care about security.
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by tonyhb 10y ago
Secrets as in passwords and keys stored at rest in plain text. So not really secrets.

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