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mmckeen

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About mmckeen

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    Also commonly used for high-performance networking and security use cases, for example https://isovalent.com/blog/post/cilium-netkit-a-new-containe... . Basically anywhere you'd pr…

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    Comment #43627957

    https://retina.sh/ is a similar open source tool for Kubernetes. It's early and has some bugs but seems promising.

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    Comment #36349635

    How is this the same or different than Fastly's compute at edge product?

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    Comment #28726183

    This still happens in Canada I believe

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    Comment #26828261

    So basically PHP is still catching up to Hack and but not quite there yet?

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    Comment #26360494

    Can you provide data on motorcycle engines? I do believe this to be true for 2-strokes and older motorcycles, but for modern Euro-4/5 regulated street motorcycles I very much doubt…

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    Comment #22585756

    It's the kind of attitude you kinda have to have at that scale, otherwise it's very hard to balance your time between shipping features or fixing issues (you end up biasing towards…

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    Comment #20087990

    Yeah, it's a shame people are praising these new frameworks but forget similar ones that have been around and rocking for years.

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    Comment #20087969

    Reminds me a bit of QML, though less declarative. Qt creator also has some pretty good IDE support.

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    Comment #17405077

    It never fit.....

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    Comment #14976995

    Plasma is already the name of KDE's desktop interface. Reusing the name of an already known project is confusing.

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    Comment #13504951

    I think Production Engineering is especially interesting to me as I think we do a very good job of lowering the wall between ops and dev, mostly we build tools and do evangelism to…

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    Comment #12477736

    Maybe it's a next gen UI for ovirt?

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    Comment #11512045

    I went to UCLA with one of the authors, weird to see this pop up on HN.

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    Comment #11444317

    I didn't say that GlusterFS was the first to do it, just always liked the simplicity of the design. It makes hacking on the internals extremely easily to reason about.

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    Comment #11436411

    The design of this seems very similar to GlusterFS, which has a very elegant design. It just acts as a translation layer for normal POSIX syscalls and forwards those calls to daemo…

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    Comment #9672819

    Caltrain is in the process of adopting electric trains. http://www.caltrain.com/projectsplans/CaltrainModernization.... You obviously haven't ridden it recently because signs are p…

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    Comment #9065777

    Knowing how large Facebook's PHP/Hack codebase is/was, rewriting that application would have been a disaster. Hack is a fantastic language and the work by the HHVM team benefits th…