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by mmckeen 1y ago
Also commonly used for high-performance networking and security use cases, for example https://isovalent.com/blog/post/cilium-netkit-a-new-containe... . Basically anywhere you'd previously need to write a kern
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by mmckeen 1y ago
https://retina.sh/ is a similar open source tool for Kubernetes. It's early and has some bugs but seems promising.
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Fastly Flat-Rate Pricing(fastly.com)
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by mmckeen 3y ago
How is this the same or different than Fastly's compute at edge product?
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by mmckeen 5y ago
This still happens in Canada I believe
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by mmckeen 5y ago
So basically PHP is still catching up to Hack and but not quite there yet?
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by mmckeen 6y ago
Can you provide data on motorcycle engines? I do believe this to be true for 2-strokes and older motorcycles, but for modern Euro-4/5 regulated street motorcycles I very much doubt it.
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by mmckeen 7y ago
It's the kind of attitude you kinda have to have at that scale, otherwise it's very hard to balance your time between shipping features or fixing issues (you end up biasing towards one side or the other for the detriment of the ov
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by mmckeen 7y ago
Yeah, it's a shame people are praising these new frameworks but forget similar ones that have been around and rocking for years.
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by mmckeen 7y ago
Reminds me a bit of QML, though less declarative. Qt creator also has some pretty good IDE support.
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by mmckeen 8y ago
It never fit.....
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by mmckeen 9y ago
Plasma is already the name of KDE's desktop interface. Reusing the name of an already known project is confusing.
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by mmckeen 10y ago
I think Production Engineering is especially interesting to me as I think we do a very good job of lowering the wall between ops and dev, mostly we build tools and do evangelism to help SWEs own their own services, but above all we do whate
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by mmckeen 10y ago
Maybe it's a next gen UI for ovirt?
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by mmckeen 10y ago
I went to UCLA with one of the authors, weird to see this pop up on HN.
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by mmckeen 10y ago
I didn't say that GlusterFS was the first to do it, just always liked the simplicity of the design. It makes hacking on the internals extremely easily to reason about.
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by mmckeen 10y ago
The design of this seems very similar to GlusterFS, which has a very elegant design. It just acts as a translation layer for normal POSIX syscalls and forwards those calls to daemons running on each storage host, which then reproduces the
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by mmckeen 11y ago
Caltrain is in the process of adopting electric trains. http://www.caltrain.com/projectsplans/CaltrainModernization.... You obviously haven't ridden it recently because signs are posted up at the major stations ab
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by mmckeen 12y ago
Knowing how large Facebook's PHP/Hack codebase is/was, rewriting that application would have been a disaster. Hack is a fantastic language and the work by the HHVM team benefits the PHP ecosystem as a whole. PHP may have its
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by mmckeen 12y ago
If there is only one process, then no spinlock contention, so no problem. The problem comes with multiple processes competing for the lock.
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by mmckeen 12y ago
I think Qt does it decently, as far as the desktop platforms are concerned. I mean look at something like Origin or the Battle.net desktop app.
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by mmckeen 13y ago
This has been integrated into the new version of ownCloud ( http://owncloud.org ) already, allowing for collaborative editing of ODF documents. It is pretty awesome.
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by mmckeen 13y ago
Combine this with the very interesting LinuxConfAu keynote from Matthew Garret talking about the kind of security that IaaS providers should provide, but don't, I am really scared to totally rely on IaaS for things that matter. I mean
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by mmckeen 13y ago
Everyone I know who has used AWS in real life kinda hates it. From joking about downtime troubleshooting, to dealing with managing security and access, AWS is infrastructure built by developers, rather than sysadmins. I would much rather
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by mmckeen 13y ago
I agree with both of you that desktop Linux is kinda an obnoxious scene right now, but that is mostly because of the horrid things Ubuntu does to the desktop and the fact that other distros either 1. focus so much on stability that packages
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by mmckeen 13y ago
I was freaking out a little then I remembered that this is just the Docker client, not the daemon. I guess this is a good thing for increasing the ease of use of Docker in Vagrant/external Linux systems. It still sometimes pains me t