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kochman
6y ago
Good points, you're right: you have to be signed in for Database to work. We'll make this clearer. We'll also fix the code snippet copying. Thank you for giving it a try!
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kochman
6y ago
We did! Our infrastructure has some unique constraints around filesystem persistence. We use btrfs and regularly take snapshots of the repl's filesystem while someone is editing the repl. However, we don't take snapshots when a re
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kochman
6y ago
It's Postgres under the hood. The key-value service itself is Go and we run it on GKE alongside some of our other services. Yep, that's the idea. If you had a user with ID 1, one scheme to get all her info could be storing attribu
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kochman
6y ago
Right now it is 1:1, but we're hearing that people would like to share one database among many repls. Something you can do right now is spin up a repl and have other repls talk to it over HTTP to share a database: https://do
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kochman
6y ago
Hey HN! I’m a Repl.it engineer who’s been focused on bringing Database to life. Happy to read your comments and answer any questions you might have.
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Killing C.I.A. Informants, China Crippled U.S. Spying Operations
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LeChiffre, Ransomware Run Manually
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kochman
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Pipethis
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kochman
11y ago
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Exploring Swift Dictionary's Implementation
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kochman
11y ago
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Cast
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kochman
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System Integrity Protection (a.k.a. Rootless)
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kochman
11y ago
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kochman
13y ago
This is standard operating procedure for many companies in the VPS and server market. It's to ensure that they can keep customers updated even if all of their infrastructure goes down. Some companies take it a step further and put thei
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kochman
13y ago
I don't like the trend of businesses becoming less and less easy to reason with. If an algorithm, or even a person, decides to cut you off, that's it. There's little recourse in situations like these.