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by davidgf 5mo ago
If you're an US citizen, I would understand why. If you're from elsewhere, looking at how both countries deal with foreign policies, perhaps the answer requires some serious reflection.
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by davidgf 3y ago
That would be really helpful. At the company I'm working for, we are transitioning to Keycloak, and one question that I have no answer for yet is how to standardize deployments across environments. Ideally, I would love to apply DevOps
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by davidgf 3y ago
By any chance, is that Terraform open sourced somewhere? It's for a friend :)
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by davidgf 4y ago
It will always respond "it works on my local machine".
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by davidgf 5y ago
Here's another interesting excerpt, from Neil Postman's "Amusing ourselves to death": As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny
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by davidgf 6y ago
I'm not too sure about that... Just to clarify, I'm referring to the burst limit, not the concurrency one.
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by davidgf 6y ago
Lambda scales well... until it does not. If your traffic pattern is very spiky and unpredictable, the burst limit can be a real pain in the neck. It ranges between 500 and 3.000 Lambda instances, depending on the region, and when that thres
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by davidgf 7y ago
Interestingly enough, the .top domain gives what it promises: it's at the top of the worst performing TLDs list
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by davidgf 7y ago
Just look for another job, don't even waste a single second of your life considering that offer. I worked for a company that would allow us working from home some days a week, and we even had some remote colleagues. At some point, our
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by davidgf 7y ago
It's in the wiki https://github.com/huginn/huginn/wiki/Agent-Types-&-Descript...
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by davidgf 7y ago
Please elaborate. I'm not questioning what you say is true, but I'm interested in a tool like this one and would love to know more before choosing one or another.
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by davidgf 7y ago
You should check out the Pinephone then: https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
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by davidgf 8y ago
A strictly typed pure functional language that generates JavaScript. That, along with a clever compiler, makes them claim that apps built with Elm don't have runtime exceptions.
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by davidgf 8y ago
The recipients did however report “less stress symptoms as well as less difficulties to concentrate and less health problems than the control group,” said Minna Ylikanno, lead researcher at Kela. “They were also more confident in their fut
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AWS Cognito User Pools or Identity Pools: what do I use to secure my API?(hackernoon.com)
2 points by davidgf 8y ago|0 comments
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by davidgf 8y ago
At least they didn't remove the good stuff in VEVO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
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Canary deployments in Serverless applications(medium.com)
2 points by davidgf 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Functional Devs, how would you solve this more efficiently?(JS+Ramda)
2 points by davidgf 9y ago|0 comments
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by davidgf 9y ago
Yes, once you get used to the development environment, coding Serverless is pretty smooth. However, when you need something a bit more convoluted than executing a single function, but rather orchestrating a bunch of them across different se
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by davidgf 9y ago
Rails is a great framework that prevents you from dealing with a lot of boilerplate when it comes to web applications and to focus only on the business logic. There are some great platforms out there (Heroku, for example) that deal with mos
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by davidgf 9y ago
For the large majority of CRUD apps the least cost you should be concerned about is hosting, but development time. This kind of architecture adds an extra layer of complexity that is trivially solved with most of the web frameworks out ther
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Show HN: Canary deployments on Serverless(github.com)
5 points by davidgf 9y ago|2 comments
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by davidgf 9y ago
AWS SAM is ok, but I encourage you to take a look at Serverless framework https://github.com/serverless/serverless , which eases a lot managing the whole infrastructure. There are already some applications running compl
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by davidgf 9y ago
If I saw your reply before writing mine, I wouldn't have bothered responding :) Absolutely agree with every single word
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by davidgf 9y ago
I wouldn't stop learning new languages. They are just tools, and knowing several of them lets you better judge how to face a new project/problem. I was (in fact, am) a happy Rubyist, but had to start working with Node and learnt t
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by davidgf 9y ago
Slack! That productivity killer... at least from the point of view of a software developer
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by davidgf 9y ago
Unfortunately not, my opinion is simply based on my personal experience and on what I've been learning along the way. I find promises really handy for data processing pipelines (grab some data and perform some transformations over it t
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by davidgf 9y ago
Although async/await is simply syntax sugar around promises, there's a huge difference indeed. With async/await your code keeps an imperative style, while with promises code end up with a functional look
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Ask HN: How do you remember your HN username?
2 points by davidgf 9y ago|0 comments
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by davidgf 9y ago
I started using Async/Await and liked it, but I've been learning more about functional programming and went back to Promises

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