RabbitmqGuy

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   The King Is Naked(bikozulu.co.ke)

   1 points by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago|0 comments
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   The Golang package dependency story has been bumpy, but one thing they got absolutely right is not having a package registry. Anyone can host their golang package at example.com/myPkg and Go wouldn't care less what/who runs e
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   Github on moving to graphQL and then moving out of it again; https://lobste.rs/s/me5emr/how_why_graphql_will_influence_so... NB: I can't authenticate the veracity of the comments
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   Looks like streamlet requires synchronized time. That can be hard to achieve. From the link; "The protocol runs sequentially in synchronized ‘epochs’ that are 2 seconds long. Every player starts in epoch 0 at the same time...."
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   > I believe the original developer passed away a few years ago? Yeah, via euthanasia. https://twitter.com/hintjens/status/783254242052206592?s=21
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   I’m always able to tell what a particular cloudflare product does/is in the first paragraph. However for this one, I’m unable to even after reading the entire blogpost. (edit) is this like zerotier, tailscale, beyondcorp etc?
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   The author is Rob Pike; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Pike
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   by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

   https://www.youtube.com/c/AndrewKelley Andrew is making a systems programming language; Zig. But he also does dwell on other general systems programming issues that are language agnostic
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   Statement Regarding the Zen Programming Language(ziglang.org)

   376 points by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago|286 comments
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    This is the kind of content that makes me visit hn, long & insightful
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Zig also debuted their foundation a few weeks ago; https://ziglang.org/zsf/
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    This. Something I've wished for; hacker news only with top level comments
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Is this like goreplay[1]? How are you different? 1. https://github.com/buger/goreplay
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Splunk taking minutes to load dashboard is not a problem imposed by post-calculation, it's more of a problem of lack of schema. Most post calculation works on free text logs and thus has to regex it's way to a solution. But it do
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Also have a look at polyform licenses https://polyformproject.org/licenses/
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Damn you work at jango? I've been a happy customer since ~2009. It's the best kept secret on the internet. I wish you guys blogged about your engineering, I bet there's lots to say. Keep rocking
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    Dart; Sound Null Safety(dart.dev)

    3 points by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago|0 comments
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    https://about.sourcegraph.com/
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    Implementation of Coroutines in Compiled Languages(iamgweej.github.io)

    1 points by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago|0 comments
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    > When solving a problem, everyone will point you to some pre-made solution. > But no! Not yet! Do it the hard way. This. That is why I'm a big fan of Zed Shaw's 'learn X the hard way' method of learning
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    As a person who uses Go i don't need day by day updates to know that the Go team is working hard on generics. I trust that they are & indeed they are. > now one year old with little visible progress, no updates since August on p
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    This is a great debugging story. I don't know if dgraph hosts the traces themselves or some other service
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    TimescaleDB
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    For whatever reason, I had always thought that paid maternity leave was available universally in all countries. I hadn't even fathomed that the opposite could be true. America continues to surprise me.
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    This was a really good post. Their first blogpost is also amazing; https://zerodha.tech/blog/hello-world/ They have basically self hosted almost everything with a team of 30
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Hi. That's a good summary of what errorship does. The pricing [1] page has an faq that touches on the build vs buy question 1. https://errorship.com/pricing.html
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    > Having to look at the list of all exceptions and figure out which ones are of interest wouldn’t be ideal. You can filter for exceptions by tags. You can also use full text search to filter for exceptions. ie all the functionality provi
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    I had also noticed the lack of mention in the docs, so I reached out to datadog sometime last year. Their response was that it doesn't have any limits or quota
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    Hi. > If your server is down, my application would crash too. The errorship library is written in such a way that it fails open. If our servers are down(or any other failure), it does not affect your application and your application cont
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    by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago

    errorship is not using the datadog eventstream to send all logs to it. Rather, errorship just sends exceptions, their stack traces(and a few other metadata like hostname) to the eventstream. > although not sure how DD would feel about th