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by ijcd 4y ago
No paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20220529214915/https://nymag.com...
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by ijcd 5y ago
Yup, and AWS Code*
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by ijcd 5y ago
Typescript/React and Go. Ruby and Ember once upon a time.
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by ijcd 5y ago
100s of services and databases to work out and sort through. Good luck building a global real-time video CDN too. You could build your own faster. Microservice architectures mirror the org that built them. You wouldn’t do it the same way f
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by ijcd 5y ago
In general the broad access was to code repos early on. Some were gated. There’s lots of collaboration and the need to study other code bases for learning and collaboration, read only. It’s micro services galore there so one didn’t tend to
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by ijcd 5y ago
X
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by ijcd 6y ago
The extractors directory had 765 extractors in it, only one of which is YouTube. The facts seem cherry-picked to support their case (well duh). Hopefully that will matter. Given that youtube is a tenth of a percent of the extractors maybe t
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by ijcd 6y ago
Can’t be certain that no one has copied the unencrypted user’s data either.
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by ijcd 6y ago
My favorite approach is encrypting all of a user’s data (everywhere) and just deleting the key from a central store instead of actually erasing.
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by ijcd 7y ago
That was done too, of course. There’s so much to get done in these big systems that it’s often most efficient to take the quick win and move on, especially when, as I mentioned, the world is expected to fix the problem for you for free.
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by ijcd 7y ago
We had internal discussions around the "hacky" nature of the solution. Both sides had proponents. The proof was in the numbers and some teams utilized it, others did not. In the end it was a few-line solution that solved the probl
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by ijcd 9y ago
The title is misleading. I did a science project on this in the early 1990s. The paper mentions that the retention of memories after decapitation has been known since the 1950s. The news here seems to be that they have developed a computeri
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Announcing Taggart – A Markup Generation Tool for Elixir(medium.com)
2 points by ijcd 9y ago|0 comments
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How Twitch Uses PostgreSQL(blog.twitch.tv)
2 points by ijcd 10y ago|0 comments
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Go’s march to low-latency GC(blog.twitch.tv)
45 points by ijcd 10y ago|1 comments
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Documenting the recreation of an IBM 1130 computer(ibm1130.blogspot.com)
2 points by ijcd 14y ago|0 comments