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by weitzj 6y ago
How are your esp32 Nim deployments holding up? Do you have futur plans for the new esp32 riscv processors?
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by weitzj 6y ago
> I guess you care less about the code since you'll be fully managing graphics ... Is this a thing you have experienced for yourself and others around you? My experience does not hold this statement as it is much harder for me to pa
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by weitzj 6y ago
This looks interesting. But as a developer I really would like my pull requests, linters and what not. This feels like the G-Programming language from LabView which allows you to graphically program your physics experiments. But once you dr
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by weitzj 6y ago
Interesting. I use solely tig which makes staging hunks/ stashing a breeze. If this tool is even faster and I can keep my tig muscle memory and use something like tig . or tig —all then I might get sold on this new tool
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by weitzj 6y ago
I am wondering why they don’t use the google/tink project on GitHub where you already have a fair amount of languages (Java, C++, Go, Python) doing AEAD, etc. Just add another language, and reuse the protobuf definitions.
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by weitzj 6y ago
Or add a popd $DIR
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ESP32 Rainmaker-IoT Cloud on AWS for ESP32(medium.com)
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Record and train voice into a TTS voice(github.com)
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Digital Clock in Conways Game of Life(youtube.com)
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by weitzj 6y ago
The easiest way is using t Proxmox installer which has ZFS as a filesystem. Underneath it is a Debian 10 installation. Last time I tried you could not enable ZFS encryption. I don’t know what is the case with Openzfs 2.0 Do we have encrypt
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by weitzj 6y ago
Maybe Argo from CloudFlare and maybe cilium.io or weavenet
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by weitzj 6y ago
I think the article is well balanced for when you can use a mesh and what the actual problem (heterogeneous tools) is. What I think is missing is, that there is an underlying assumption that you can tweak each software you have in your envi
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by weitzj 6y ago
I agree whole heartedly. Self hosted JIRA is subjectively 3 times faster than cloud JIRA/Confluence. I still don’t think they will get through with this. There are too many regulated companies in Germany which self host JIRA for a reas
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by weitzj 6y ago
Because you want to run it on docker or Kubernetes. For example if you were to have a desktop program as a single binary but you could tweak its installation process. You would need some kind of configuration interface on what parameters to
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by weitzj 6y ago
Thanks. Do you have some resources how Google Artman fits into this? It looks like mix/match of Protobuf with Yaml to define a Rest Api. But I don’t see it promoted very much except with the cloud endpoint
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by weitzj 6y ago
Before ALb, you could setup gRPC workloads with a layer 4 LB like Elb or Nlb but would have to roll your own TLS termination in a self hosted reverse proxy with gRPC support behind the LB. The downsides were: You can’t rely on ACM for certi
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by weitzj 6y ago
grpc.io is great to start learning. Also the blog posts on grpc.io are interesting, but I find them harder to discover whilst reading the documentation. But here they are: https://grpc.io/blog/ Grasping the concept of
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by weitzj 6y ago
There is also Charlesproxy which supports Protobuf. But from my experience you use the code generator and trust the deserializer and serializer since they are unit tested. So you can just unit test your methods and don’t have to look at the
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by weitzj 6y ago
The grpc Gateway in Go worked quite well for us. I have not tried the native Envoy decoding functionality, yet. Also you should look at Google Artman on github/googleapis as sometimes it felt that defining the REST mappings in Protobuf
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by weitzj 6y ago
Also context propagation is part of gRPC which supports you in thinking about tracing, request cancellation, deadlines so that you actually have a chance to employ SLOs
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by weitzj 6y ago
So the only remaining question is: When does AWS roll out quic support in ALBs?
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by weitzj 6y ago
It makes it really nice to define APIs (like with Openapi of swagger). There is a bunch of code generators out there to produce code for your definitions to have a native swift , objective , Java, Go api stubs for either clients or servers.
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Application Load Balancers enables gRPC workloads with end to end HTTP/2 support(aws.amazon.com)
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by weitzj 6y ago
Also it seems like the amount is of type number. Ideally you would calculate in Dollarcents or Eurocents (I.e. solely use integers) like 100 Eurocents equal 1€ So you do not have any rounding involved Also if a request comes in twice there
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by weitzj 6y ago
I was wondering as well. How does that work with eventual consistency? Shouldn’t there be double bookkeeping so you don’t generate money out of the air?
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by weitzj 6y ago
gunzip is probably what you were looking for
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by weitzj 6y ago
Does anybody know if one can program a chatbot for the signalapp? Ideally in Go or Rust would be nice
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by weitzj 6y ago
I did not quite get how they configure envoy? Did they write their own control plane? Use ambassador/Istio/Gloo?
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by weitzj 6y ago
Good. One more reason to look at rust. Main motivation is webassembly for me
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by weitzj 6y ago
I had this moment recently.... What’s between hardware and software? Firmware Hard - Firm - Soft Maybe I never saw it since I am not a native English speaker. But better late than never Like: Heavy Metal - Metal - HardRock - Soft Rock

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