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Bruce Eckel: “Go could be a much better solution for Android programming”(opensource.com)
4 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
I was just answering your question. Some might think that context matters. As in, what happened to Pao just comes with the job while what happened to Eich was purely personal.
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by vruiz 11y ago
Objectively? Pao was criticised for her present actions while at the job, Eich because someone pointed at his past.
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by vruiz 11y ago
Best of luck to Steve, Reddit CEO looks like a risky job to have these days.
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by vruiz 11y ago
> What better solution for the same price do you propose to get HA on a budget cloud provider? Nothing, your solution is obviously better than having none and it's enough for your needs. But the original discussion was about what&#x
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by vruiz 11y ago
> Name a business that has not had a 30 second outage in the past year? It's not a 30 second outage! Your domain will keep resolving the bad IP. Even with an extremely low TTL (also not recomendable) ISP's DNS will cache it and
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by vruiz 11y ago
I'm not sure all clients will behave as you are experiencing. But in any case: > if no response in ~30 seconds, try the second That is not HA. Most people will not wait 30 seconds for a page to load. If your business looses money wi
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by vruiz 11y ago
Meh, most people will never notice it, and if for someone is an issue, you can continue to develop using 1.4 locally until 1.6 comes in 6 months.
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by vruiz 11y ago
The compilation time is slower, not the resulting compiled binary. > On average the programs in the Go 1 benchmark suite run a few percent faster in Go 1.5 than they did in Go 1.4, while as mentioned above the garbage collector's pa
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by vruiz 11y ago
Yes, the entire Gophercon2014 is available online http://confreaks.tv/events/gophercon2014 And I guess 2015 will be too, I just can't wait :)
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by vruiz 11y ago
2x is still means much faster than C++. Go has an strict release cycle[0] and at some point you have to make the switch if you want a compiler easier to develop. I'm sure it'll get much better soon. https://github.com&#
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by vruiz 11y ago
I'm not familiar with disruptor, but if you want an alternative to buffered channels maybe mangos[0] would interest you, it supports inproc and IPC among other transports. [0] https://github.com/gdamore/mangos
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by vruiz 11y ago
Silly me I was hopping it would be a video stream.
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by vruiz 11y ago
It's private as in only for customers (not exposed to the internet), not private as in only for you.
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by vruiz 11y ago
> Any LB goes down, and DNS client retries will deal with it. How? How does the DNS client know that the IP no longer works? do browsers today have this mechanism? I'm not a network guy so perhaps I'm wrong but it's my und
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by vruiz 11y ago
Obviously the new GC and GOMAXPROCS take the spotlight, I was just surprised about the new trace function.
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by vruiz 11y ago
With the new scheduler I believe this is much less of an issue. It is huge though because there might be a bunch of data races in the wild that were hidden until now and are about to see the light of day. Hopefully most people test with -ra
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by vruiz 11y ago
Have they implemented IP failover already? I haven't heard anything. Having your own LB without being able to fail over the IP is not HA. If the LB does down so does your business.
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by vruiz 11y ago
changelog: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.5 It seems to me like they've included Google's trace viewer[0] into the go tool, nice. [0] https://github.com/google/trace-viewer
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by vruiz 11y ago
> The $83 million is going directly into growing our team and expanding our product offerings with networking and storage features. Great to hear. Real private networking, object/shared storage and most importantly HA (IP failover&#
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Up1: Client-side encrypted image host web server(github.com)
1 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
Ouch, it really shows that getting to the HN frontpage can be just a lottery.
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by vruiz 11y ago
> you have to find agreement with the other 18 elected leaders that try to represent their people as well That right there might be the root of all EU problems.
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by vruiz 11y ago
How do you go from "tax on private wealth" to "tax on the poor"?
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by vruiz 11y ago
Nice to see Plan 9 making a bit of a comeback these days (at least in HN). I would certainly be glad if some of the ideas behind it became more popular today.
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by vruiz 11y ago
The data is immutable, not the database itself, meaning that you create entries but not modify them. The same way you can not modify a constant after you create it. "Immutable data database" would sound a bit redundant.
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by vruiz 11y ago
Side question. I'm well aware of the benefits of docker but, has anybody measured performance degradation due to lack of machine specialization? Back in the web 1.0 days it was common knowledge that you start in 1 server, then you spli
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Event Sourcing in practice(ookami86.github.io)
1 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
Woah. Where were all these cool visualizations when I was studying physics?!
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by vruiz 11y ago
> work with any container runtime (like Docker, rkt, Kurma, or Jetpack) Just noticed how they are not linking Docker, I guess there are still some frictions :)

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