yawniek

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by yawniek 11y ago
awesome stuff! another entry i really liked took a completely different approach https://kingdom.scapp.io/
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by yawniek 11y ago
we where overwhelmed by the quality and the number of apps you guys built ontop of the homegate.ch api. i really hope we can take this further.
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by yawniek 11y ago
great times ahead for D! for those now interested in the D language one must recommend Ali Çehreli's free book that now is also available as print: http://ddili.org/ders/d.en/index.html
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by yawniek 11y ago
its open source: https://github.com/CyberShadow/DFeed
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by yawniek 11y ago
i am using arch mostly as a server os and it works very well. if you want to quickly setup a working desktop i can recommend antergos.com, its essentially arch with a nice installer.
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by yawniek 12y ago
i don't know them, so no idea. but i am pretty sure, that you can figure out a pricing that works for both.
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P2pkit: nabling you to accurately discover and directly message users nearby(p2pkit.io)
10 points by yawniek 12y ago|3 comments
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by yawniek 12y ago
most of the bigger news outlets have very nice mobile apps. you can buy subscriptions on there and read the news without ads. since this is obviously not really working (yet?), i am really curious on how future journalists will generate rev
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by yawniek 12y ago
sequel + postgresql is pretty much a dream team. i really miss it now that i am on a python stack.
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by yawniek 12y ago
i recently evaluated msgpack-rpc and thrift for a small side project. surprisingly it turned out that msgpack was not only much faster but also way easier to use (for lots of small messages). i got around 300k msgs/s throughtput with m
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by yawniek 12y ago
thanks for sharing!
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Analysis of Raft Consensus [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
80 points by yawniek 12y ago|3 comments
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by yawniek 12y ago
isn't usually the transfer of data between memory and cpu the bottle neck and not the cpu itself? e.g. http://www.pytables.org/docs/CISE-12-2-ScientificPro.pdf
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by yawniek 12y ago
is there a simple way to stream all the updates or at least the new submissions/deletes by just subscribing to a Websocket?
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by yawniek 12y ago
in a enterprise setting you rarely want to remove devices/space.
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by yawniek 12y ago
basically you need to integrate an ldap server with a decent frontend.
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by yawniek 12y ago
had that same problem and additionally performance problems on ssds with fast writes (postgresql) even when turning off the COW
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by yawniek 12y ago
the gui looks pretty cool. personally i would not trust btrfs for a nas. i have made not the best experience while running various production servers with btrfs. i switched (back) to zfs and never looked back, it its just better in every re
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by yawniek 12y ago
slightly off topic: i wonder why google (or mozilla) do not add something like a "less secure" root CA service where everybody can get a ssl cert for free (after showing control over the domain). this would degrade the annoying m
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by yawniek 12y ago
paywalled content. but there was a pretty interesting link to an article about "sao-luis-reggae" linked, but has since been removed.
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Problems with CAP, and Yahoo’s little known NoSQL system (2010)(dbmsmusings.blogspot.com)
1 points by yawniek 12y ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 12y ago
ok thats a way. i usually like to install stuff with homebrew.
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by yawniek 12y ago
a binary for os x would be nice, since installing cabal/ghc currently is a bit of a pain
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NVMKV: A Scalable and Lightweight Flash Aware Key-Value Store (users.cis.fiu.edu)
1 points by yawniek 12y ago|0 comments
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OpenNVM – new interfaces for non-volatile memory (like flash)(opennvm.github.io)
1 points by yawniek 12y ago|0 comments
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by yawniek 13y ago
actually you should let patio11 sell a white label version of tarsnap and see what happens.
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by yawniek 13y ago
isn't chinas foreign debt still net negative? if so, wouldn't be the obvious strategy be to start outsourcing the debt as the US did? we possibly have a few more years and as poulson said, there are quite capable people steering
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Ask HN: Modern web mail application to self-host email?
15 points by yawniek 13y ago|3 comments
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by yawniek 13y ago
jaw dropping how this so called "industry" behaves. scam here, blackmail there etc. it's like you give a bunch of kids one new shiny toy and boom, there is war.
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by yawniek 13y ago
hopefully they can create an app ecosystem that not only consists out of games.

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