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AI Is a Microcontractor(aartur.substack.com)
4 points by aartur 6mo ago|0 comments
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by aartur 7y ago
I'm not against wool/polyester inner layers, they are much better than cotton. But it's not magic, they will also work worse when they are wet, and they don't transport the sweat from the skin perfectly. So what works th
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by aartur 7y ago
I don't recommend Goretex, or other jackets with membranes, for outdoor activities (unless it's raining or it's really windy). They are not nearly as breathable as regular clothes, which means you will be sweating more. And e
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Kunegu – a federated web search engine(github.com)
3 points by aartur 9y ago|0 comments
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Monique Dashboards just released – an innovative way to make custom dashboards(github.com)
3 points by aartur 9y ago|0 comments
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by aartur 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah we are struggling to bring a simple description (you might look at the product faq [0]). But it's for a reason - Monique.io doesn't directly compete with similar products like traditional monitoring s
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by aartur 10y ago
Sorry :(. But it makes some sense - it prevents some sorts of attacks.
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by aartur 10y ago
Monique.io is a monitoring system focused on high-level "metrics" (SQL results, API responses, JSON data) that are automatically parsed by AI, with alarms defined in Javascript, plus the feature to auto-create a dashboard by emplo
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Show HN: Monique.io – a monitoring system for high-level “metrics”(monique.io)
4 points by aartur 10y ago|6 comments
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by aartur 10y ago
Even when you are selling SaaS (so it's a "service")? I think you can have problems with payment processing companies as they might not want to make business with a private person.
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by aartur 10y ago
> In the Netherlands, there is a threshold, and you do not have to incorporate But you still have to register some form of sole-proprietorship company?
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by aartur 10y ago
Not sure how general this is, but in Poland if you have SaaS you need to have a company (because it's a "service"). But when you are selling just source code to someone else, it can be counted as personal income (no company n
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by aartur 10y ago
I think PH is different because it seems that if a superuser/mod will not upvote an item, it will be practically dead. On HN/Reddit/Medium you will always get at least 20-50 views. On PH I got 5. It's even more stark whe
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by aartur 10y ago
From my investigation it seems that it's some kind of filter provided by Cloudflare, in this case blocking a possible "shell script injection".
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by aartur 10y ago
> tweeting to my 400 followers. That must be the difference (or I was blocked by some filter). I didn't try to make a social-media call-for-action, because I didn't want to trigger voting-ring protections. EDIT. As for the filt
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by aartur 10y ago
I submitted my startup two days ago by myself, as someone who didn't have any PH "karma", but I somehow was granted permissions for submitting products (probably because I was subscribed to a newsletter for a long time). I as
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by aartur 10y ago
Do you mean an "enterprise" self-hosted plan with a price of >= $1k / mo? Generally everything is possible, since we are now learning how the users would like to use the service. But the SaaS model is easier to manage, and
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by aartur 10y ago
I think you are right that the "really traditional" monitoring system like Nagios or Munin only work through agents and plugins. Some of the hosted systems have centralized APIs. But, to my knowledge, they all use the metric conce
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by aartur 10y ago
Isn't mondash a "traditional" monitoring system? I see that you have to submit metrics individually, as JSON with a "value" attribute.
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by aartur 10y ago
Actually a free plan will be announced in a day or two. This should capture your needs without paying a dollar :).
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Show HN: Monique.io – a new kind of monitoring system (AI + Unix + Javascript)(monique.io)
18 points by aartur 10y ago|10 comments
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by aartur 10y ago
>I just want to pay for a hosted version that isn't going to be $1k monthly and require me to build "plugins" to do something that is akin to an API call. Sorry for a shameless plug, but you might check something that I bu
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by aartur 10y ago
And there's another surprise waiting to be discovered. The execution of a LWT is not guaranteed to return applied/not-applied response [1]. It can raise a WriteTimeout exception that means "I don't know if applied".
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by aartur 10y ago
I run the benchmark using PyPy (which doesn't have this C extension) and got a result about 20% slower compared to CPython (ie. still faster than Go). EDIT. I also did a funny thing and replaced the CPython C _csv.so extensions with pu
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by aartur 10y ago
Isn't the append-only design unsuitable for scenarios where many updates/deletes are made? If you update/delete 1GB of your 2GB database each day, then after a year the database is 365GB in size, but the live data is only 2GB
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by aartur 10y ago
Generally the best advice is to conform to the SPOT (Single Point of Truth) rule as much as possible. For example, the place DEFINING users' addresses can be your own database and the data in salesforce is only a REPLICATION of that da
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by aartur 11y ago
A network protocol is only a small component of a microservice in terms of affecting performance, by far the biggest difference is an in-process call vs network/IPC call. The latter is at least hundreds time slower due to how computers
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by aartur 11y ago
Interesting. Is the circuit breaker a feature of .NET running on Windows? To my knowledge, it can't be implemented on Linux + Java or Python (a thread can't be terminated from outside, and some syscalls involve a whole process).
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Errant Architectures (2003)(drdobbs.com)
1 points by aartur 11y ago|0 comments
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by aartur 11y ago
> it's orders of magnitude better to deploy lots of smaller identical monoliths than it is to try and build and deploy lots of services and manage the contracts and complexity between them. This article from 2003 by Martin F

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