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by jabr 5mo ago
You’ve been able to do download/upload progress using the Streams API with fetch for more than seven years now. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Streams_API
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by jabr 10mo ago
State replication is currently based on corrosion: https://github.com/superfly/corrosion
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by jabr 10mo ago
> In fact could you not just cron the cli deployment command on the nodes and get an effective poor man's declarative layer In the project discord, a user recently experimented with a custom setup that sounds very similar to what yo
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by jabr 10mo ago
I haven't tried it, but EPMD with DNS discovery should work just fine, and should be similar to this NATS example: https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud-recipes/blob/main/nats... Basically just conf
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by jabr 10mo ago
There is a `--no-install` flag on both `uc machine init` and `uc machine add` that skips that `curl | bash` install step. You need to prepare the machine some other way first then, but it's just installing docker and the uncloud servic
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by jabr 10mo ago
Do you have an example of what you mean? I'm not entirely clear on your question.
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by jabr 10mo ago
The `compose.yaml` spec for services let's you specify which machines to deploy it on, so you could target the database and web app to the same machine (or subset of machines). There is also an internal DNS for service discovery and it
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by jabr 10mo ago
There isn't a cli function for adding a connection (independently of adding a new machine/node) yet, but they are in a simple config file (`~/.config/uncloud/config.yaml`) that you can copy or easily create manually
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by jabr 10mo ago
I can only speak for myself, but I considered a few options, including "simple k8s" like [Skate]( https://skateco.github.io/ ), and ultimately decided to build on uncloud. It was as much personal "taste" t
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by jabr 11mo ago
How does this compare to https://www.mooncake.dev/pgmooncake ? It seems there are several projects like this now, with each taking a slightly different approach optimized for different use cases?
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by jabr 11mo ago
DuckPGQ is an interesting option, but unfortunately, that project hasn't been touched in a few months and does not currently work with the latest version of DuckDB.
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by jabr 11mo ago
A couple companies using Kuzu in products are talking about joining efforts on a community fork, including Gitlab and Kineviz. Possible future home of that work: https://github.com/Kineviz/bighorn
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by jabr 11mo ago
My best guess is the company was acqui-hired and will soon be working on implementing Kuzu's tech in a different database owned by the acquirer. My _hope_ is that it was some IP issue with the University of Waterloo and a new company w
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by jabr 1y ago
AT&T * https://imada.sdu.dk/u/kslarsen/dm546/Material/IntelnATT.htm * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_assembly_language
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by jabr 2y ago
"HTTPie CLI — modern, user-friendly command-line HTTP client for the API era. JSON support, colors, sessions, downloads, plugins & more." https://github.com/httpie/cli
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by jabr 10y ago
http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=139478 http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ravenben/research/CS252/252Paper.pdf I have an old implementation (in C) of paged, deterministic skip lists here: https:&#x2F
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by jabr 12y ago
It looks like the WebRTC Object API might happen for IE13, but no support for the full API is planned. It looks like IE12 should have the Audio API and getUserMedia, though. That lets you do some interesting things with audio, at least.
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by jabr 12y ago
It varies by feature, but due to IE's long release cycle, it's generally about a year behind Firefox and Chrome on most things. While basic sites work, some things just aren't possible to do in IE yet. For example, http:&#x2
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Add your name to the Whitehouse Net Neutrality petition(petitions.whitehouse.gov)
2 points by jabr 12y ago|0 comments
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by jabr 13y ago
You do realize that he was born and raised in the late USSR, right? You are seriously defending US police actions that made a former Soviet citizen worry about what would happen next?!
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by jabr 13y ago
No. We expect better, I guess. You probably should, too.
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by jabr 13y ago
I was in grad school with Peretz for a few years, and I can assure you that he was neither drunk nor a smart-ass. And I have no doubt that his narrative is entirely credible. (And to be clear, we're talking about a guy that has a PhD f
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by jabr 13y ago
He wasn't told bluntly. They said they no longer needed him. He said he would like to stay, and then he was tackled, cuffed, and sent off for a bit of solitary.
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by jabr 13y ago
The police overreacted. And it sounds like one cop in particular overreacted and then triggered a cascade of nonsense. This kind of thing is not rare, but it's not common, either. It happens nightly, but it's unlikely to happen to
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by jabr 13y ago
Have you ever lived in that neighborhood of San Francisco? 99.9% of my interactions with the police have been entirely professional and exactly what I would expect. The 0.1% occurred in the Tenderloin, Mission, and SOMA (neighborhoods of SF
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by jabr 13y ago
You apparently missed the part where he did all of that, and then ended up naked in solitary for 12 hours.
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by jabr 13y ago
/.@./ is pretty much the best you can do. And even the dots are a bit iffy.
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by jabr 13y ago
I responded to the sibling comment a while ago, and I'd welcome you joining that thread. But for a quick synopsis of my response to your statement: 1. Billions of people use computers with a variety of operating systems every day; 2. T
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by jabr 13y ago
I was arguing your point; specifically, I don't think their "major footholds" have sufficient strategic value to push Microsoft into a class of its own. And to be clear, my "just another enterprise software company"
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by jabr 13y ago
My point is that operating systems are largely commodified now, and that Windows' strategic value (for both Microsoft and the corporations using it) only holds in very homogenous environments. That is the state of most corporations tod

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