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tuna
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Comment #16644410
Complex and great read, thanks. I suggest following @cmeik on twitter for good content: https://twitter.com/cmeik
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Comment #16596271
Golang. Next question please.
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Comment #16596263
golang. next.
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Comment #16239005
Pretty sure that using stdlib and trying to limit shell script in Go would help performance. Case in point, forking "du": https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/blob/master/internal/…
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Comment #16065594
PV vs HVM woes
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Comment #16010590
this field was studied and explored in the 90s by University of Wu-Tang Clan in their seminal paper C.R.E.A.M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBwAxmrE194
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Comment #15478971
2017 and my dude still trying to sell consulting by applying the old emacs vs vim strategy. I usually defer to facebook using thousands of mysql and other big companies using way m…
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Comment #15387966
Amazing ! nit: Change COUNT to LIMIT while it still time. Also can this primitive be used to replicate redis data instead of sentinel/cluster ?
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Comment #15251778
https://www.whoownsmyavailability.com/
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Comment #14916191
always.
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Comment #14636723
Nice write up that should become the go-to tutorial for TF and local training. Helped me a lot w/ the mobile part, it was a bit strange to thing about transfer the training when I …
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Comment #14402728
Is it from Silicon Valley (tv show) ?
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Comment #13183933
Good call ! I think the value of lightsail is more of what you get along with it (S3, other products and a path to scale up) than the vps itself (which can be had by less than both…
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Comment #11028536
Pipes was really cool. Their email still sought after (at least in latin america) for corporate customers. Perhaps a SaaS spin off with email, pipes, ecommerce search/recommendatio…
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Comment #10449183
docker brought back the frenzy of delivering software in a tarball just like slackware in the past. Long live patrick volkerdig and tar -zxvf ... -C / !
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Comment #9811238
My fave locust setup is spinning up aws instances to tests from time to time. I've created ansible automation to help on that ( https://github.com/gleicon/locust-swarm ) but it can…
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Comment #9636213
I don't know about this cp/m backport as MSX-DOS but can tell that CP/M programs ran unmoddified: dbase II and a texteditor I forgot the name were ported from TRS-80 and required a…
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Comment #9462122
I wonder how long it will take to leak their data, spec those associated with facebook logins.Not surprised that they failed, it had plenty negative and offending posts and no cats…
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Comment #9159225
You get these feelings even when you are not fired and going thru a bad period in your job etc. Loved that he is very articulated and honest, it makes for a nice piece to read and …
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Comment #8842192
any way to check which ones are real people and which ones are bots creating accounts for some reason ? maybe their activity posting vs subreddit popularity... I guess you may be s…
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Comment #8171173
https://secure.ciscodude.net/blog/2014/08/12/major-internet-...
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Comment #6941074
Any thoughts on creating docker images as alternative to capistrano ? There's a couple of projects that can help on it (a Dockerfile could help on it) Good job :)