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by ukd1 5y ago
https://zerotier.com / https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne
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Rainforest (YC S12) Is Hiring Senior Engineers, Globally and Remote(jobs.lever.co)
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by ukd1 5y ago
You really really wanna do everything (locking, working, unlocking, deleting or completing) in a transaction, and use SKIP LOCKED to find work. It's actually pretty high performance when you so this.
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Rainforest (YC S12) Is Hiring Remote Engineers, Product Designers and CSM(jobs.lever.co)
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Wow, I love the graphics on this website. Seems like it'd could be functional for actual interfaces - is that the plan? Congrats Bryan et al.
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Rainforest (YC S12) Is Hiring Remote Engineers, Designers and CSM(jobs.lever.co)
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Rainforest (YC S12) Is Hiring for React and Ruby Engineers(jobs.lever.co)
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Rainforest | Senior Frontend Engineer | Full Time | Remote (international ok!) Rainforest | Senior Backend Engineer | Full Time | Remote (international ok!) We're a Ruby and React team, with a sprinkling of Go and Elixir. YC S12, and h
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Hunting a race condition in the Android 10 Emulator(rainforest.engineering)
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Rainforest (YC S12) Is Hiring Senior Engineers, Globally and Remote(jobs.lever.co)
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Rainforest QA (YC S12) hiring back end and front end folks internationally, remote(jobs.lever.co)
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I buy the main reason being the all-in-one solution; the comprehensiveness is attractive. However, I think you're underplaying the lock-in: migrating clouds is non-trivial - mostly due to stuff that's not running in k8s/docke
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Rainforest | Senior Frontend Engineer | Full Time | Remote (international ok!) Rainforest | Senior Backend Engineer | Full Time | Remote (international ok!) We're a Ruby and React team, with a sprinkling of Go and Elixir. YC S12, and h
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by ukd1 6y ago
Shouldn't there be a fixed ratio of goalie surface area to goal face? Otherwise, this ends up in a Red Dwarf goalie for the 2224 World Cup which was a genetically engineered rectangular block of muscle the exact size of the goal...
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We've been using this since late 2019, and generally been loving it. The concept of things being bets, plus fixed-time variable-scope are amazing, imho.
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macOS Tcc.db Internals(rainforest.engineering)
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I'm with you; pretty sure tHinK-oF-tEh-chIldRen and general fear based culture is what happened.
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From what I understand it doesn't really work like that - files get split in to 30 chunks on different providers, and you only need 10 to restore. Apparently "this means that if 20 out of 30 hosts go offline, a Sia user is still a
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by ukd1 6y ago
Siacoin and Filecoin are basically this; you can store small parts of files under contracts that give you crypto in return. Occasionally you'll get tested by the network to check if it's online, and you have the files you should h
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1.1.1.1 disagrees with you, but that's an aside. ISPs get common-carrier status - I think platforms should be able to have this protection and requirements too, if they want it. For ISPs this protects them from things folks do with the
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by ukd1 6y ago
This is one of the many reasons why I prefer not use google to store contacts; you can grant the permissions, and not worry about it.
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...it will be encrypted
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How? Can you share a link that we can listen to?
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or https://teller.io
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Yet, if you're a Cloudflare user, all of your edges are there - so it doesn't matter. We use Workers extensively for "edge" related things. Lambda, never - but for working with S3 buckets, sure. They feel similar, but
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Cool - which country? Could you link to the Github repo?
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For me it has been paying for folks to help pair code with new languages I'm learning has been amazing at speeding up / getting some nuance quickly. Latest language was Rust. Second, books.
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Actually, no - but we/I probably should
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We do, but only for a few smaller services. It's great, but most of the things we do aren't CPU bound, so we use Ruby. Personally, it's become my default for side projects.
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I had very similar problems with Crystal early on; I remember having to write my own S3 library, which meant having to write the signing, which meant having to patch the core OpenSSL lib to add the correct SHA. At that point, I realized it

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