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by clone1018 1mo ago
I'm working on Infrastry, a completely hands-off approach to deploying all kinds of (web) apps. You paste in a repo and Infrastry takes it from there, determining what type of software it is, how it should run, what should be configure
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by clone1018 3mo ago
Steam says its unavailable on Mac's with Apple Silicon processors, is that right?
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by clone1018 7mo ago
CLASSIC.COM | Software Engineer (Elixir) | Remote (Eastern Timezone) | Full Time | https://www.classic.com We are building CLASSIC.COM a comprehensive platform for classic, collectible, and rare automobiles. As a leader in our v
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by clone1018 1y ago
CLASSIC.COM | 2 Roles: Software Engineer (Python) / Senior Software Engineer (Elixir) | Remote (Eastern Timezone) | Full Time | https://www.classic.com We are building CLASSIC.COM a comprehensive platform for classic, colle
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by clone1018 1y ago
Really like your web design!
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by clone1018 1y ago
I'm not a customer, but having seen the workflows lawyers go through with documents this product would be extremely useful. I suspect your challenge will be that most laywers are likely risk averse, and would hesitate to put any import
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by clone1018 1y ago
Timely posting! I've been inspired by some recent... large gaps in data at work (silent analytics processing failures) to build a service called QueryCanary. It's a surprisingly powerful but simple tool that lets you define schedu
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by clone1018 1y ago
Thank you! Learned something new.
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by clone1018 1y ago
I'm working on a workflow automation tool that lets devs write workflows in simple yaml files, and then deploy them to the cloud _or_ on premise. Each workflow is a set of actions and a trigger that can transform data, make api calls,
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by clone1018 2y ago
I was able to do it pretty easily with a mobile app, should be just as easy on desktop. You could even register custom “pages” for various parts of the desktop app. https://github.com/Glimesh/glimesh_app/blob/
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by clone1018 3y ago
Fun stuff, got through all the levels but the difficulty only really scales on the last level!
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by clone1018 3y ago
Really enjoy working with bits & bytes in Elixir. The syntax looks weird at first but pattern matching against an incoming message via individual bytes is very nice. I've found the gen_tcp / gen_udp stuff's documentation
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by clone1018 3y ago
Unsure why, but the arrow examples you have there show up as unicode code blocks for me in Firefox on a Mac. Probably one of the reasons not to use them like that!
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by clone1018 4y ago
We use it for our prod deploy pipeline to package the final image. Normal PRs are working because we cache the Ubuntu image, but prod deploys are fresh :( Sooner or later, SSL expirations will come for you!
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by clone1018 4y ago
I've had really poor experiences so far from Elastic.co. Their core ElasticSearch offering seems to be on the backburner while they focus on "App Search" and other unrelated products like their APM offering. This leads to pre
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by clone1018 4y ago
It's interesting to think about how much these types of articles help lead to the panic of a recession that ends up making a recession happen.
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Elastic.co lays off 13% of team(elastic.co)
97 points by clone1018 4y ago|69 comments
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by clone1018 4y ago
As a volunteer firefighter in Pennsylvania the halligan is generally the tool I reach for when doing interior operations. Besides the obvious uses of breaking a door in / breaking glass, it actually can be used for near anything. Searc
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by clone1018 4y ago
Looks like the website is actually a thin layer of JavaScript that converts the blog post from markdown, injects it as HTML, and then renders the comments below it. Without JS the site is just a hidden textarea.
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by clone1018 4y ago
I ended up making something similar (except in reverse) for the x264 options you can pass in: http://axxim.net/~clone1018/tools/x264.html
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by clone1018 4y ago
Highlights blog post here: https://www.erlang.org/blog/my-otp-25-highlights/
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by clone1018 4y ago
MTUs are fun. We (live video streaming platform) were recently investigating issues with users having trouble watching our live video streams when using a VPN. Since we're using WebRTC on the viewer end we thought immediately it was ju
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by clone1018 5y ago
Yes! I love gd.css, for a site like this especially there's no need for branding. Just a simple, clean, accessible, and infinitely reliable web page.
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by clone1018 5y ago
WebSub's biggest advantage from what I can tell is minimizing the load on the publishers. Instead of them having to manage webhooks to send out to, or having hundreds of thousands of clients polling them every minute, they can let a Hu
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by clone1018 5y ago
Generally what happens is a a publisher lets you know its available via a list of WebSub Hubs. Then as a subscriber, your client will pick one or all hubs available and send a request to the hub to get notifications about any updates. The h
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by clone1018 5y ago
Agreed! Websockets is one of my other hobbies and Elixir makes that a breeze too. Given another free weekend I'd like to see about minimizing some of the overhead of the Elixir implementation of WebSub just to make potential maintenanc
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by clone1018 5y ago
Hey! Thanks for submitting this whit537 ! A couple of days ago[0] I discovered WebSub and thought it was a very neat technology. After hearing some complaints about the existing providers (one incumbent and one legacy) I decided to make one
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by clone1018 5y ago
Check out this 2018 photo of the footing... spooky! https://twitter.com/gpk320/status/1078885655634157569?s=21
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by clone1018 5y ago
Somewhat ironically, President Biden is scheduled to be about 3-4 miles away this afternoon to discuss the infrastructure plan focused on repairing America's infrastructure. With over 400+ bridges in the City of Pittsburgh, it feels li
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by clone1018 5y ago
For anyone trying to find the actual changes made, vs the build system that was modified, you can find them with this compare: https://github.com/PatTheMav/obs-studio/compare/universal-bu... The branch on Git

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