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by noaheverett 3y ago
In this case about the Bible being true about the Ark
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by noaheverett 3y ago
This is where the "verified somehow " kicks in, I don't have the answer for our intellectual minds :)
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by noaheverett 3y ago
Good movie, torn between that one and The Last Crusade on which is my favorite though
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by noaheverett 3y ago
For those who don't believe in the Bible or Christianity: If the Ark was found (and verified somehow), would it change your mind? The Ark itself fascinates me 1) as a Christian and 2) well, look at my name :)
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by noaheverett 3y ago
Stéphane was very helpful to me on the Linux Containers forum[1] when I was just getting started with LXD. We now use it in production for Ark[2] and run each of our apps in separate LXD instances across our physical nodes. It's stable
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by noaheverett 3y ago
In our case each node's ZFS store operates independently, it's not shared. We spin up "VMs" (LXC based) on each node and they talk to each via our private network. Hope that helps!
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by noaheverett 3y ago
Sweet, I appreciate the link!
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by noaheverett 3y ago
Running in production for about 3 years with Ubuntu 20.04 / zfs 0.8.3. ZFS is being used as the datastore for a cluster of LXD/LXC instances over multiple physical hosts. I have the OS setup on its own dedicated drive and ZFS stri
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by noaheverett 3y ago
I do appreciate the response and feedback. You are right, the network effect is the hardest challenge to a social platform. A way to bootstrap is to treat Glue as a "blog" or a personal website where one can post content in a stan
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Show HN: I created Twitpic, now I've launched Glue
8 points by noaheverett 3y ago|2 comments
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by noaheverett 4y ago
Been working on one since last year https://glue.im/noah
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by noaheverett 4y ago
Crystalist? See https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rubyist
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by noaheverett 4y ago
Currently building a back-end API with Kemal, highly recommend. Also has easy to use websocket events built-in.
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by noaheverett 4y ago
Can speak to the DB side of things: Redis in front of an RDBMS scaled well for me at https://glue.im/noah Timlines/activity are built from the RDBMS and served from Redis as a cache. New posts are added to the cache di
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by noaheverett 4y ago
They’re all good to try IMO, another is https://kemalcr.com which is akin to Sinatra if you just want to get an HTTP server with routes setup quickly.
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by noaheverett 4y ago
Crystal is the future™ At least that’s what my hope/gut tells me.
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by noaheverett 4y ago
We use it in production for our products at https://ark.fm and are actively working to move all of our Rails apps over to Crystal which ironically this framework looks great and may be a good choice for us. (Thank you to the aut
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Introduction to WebAssembly in Crystal(glue.im)
7 points by noaheverett 4y ago|0 comments
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by noaheverett 5y ago
Can confirm this too, second down from top right is the mute button (in the south-east US at least)
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by noaheverett 5y ago
I haven’t used PG in production so I’m probably biased, naive or both, so I know this isn’t a direct response to your question, but… MySQL has been great for every project I’ve used it in and haven’t had any issues. Largest app we used it i
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by noaheverett 5y ago
I too wish there were more "fun" blogs out there, however I do see a good amount of dev's who keep a fun/techy blog. There have been a handful of services over the last 2 decades that made it quick and easy to spin up a
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by noaheverett 5y ago
Yes! I have two Rails apps (5.x and 6.x) to upgrade to 7. I'm curious which one will be easier. My hunch is the 5.x app since it didn't rely on Webpacker/Node either. We will see...
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by noaheverett 5y ago
A Github issue for OpenZFS I was following for a year was recently closed via stale bot. I just assumed the feature was dead, however on Twitter (yesterday) they announced the feature's author was giving a talk about implementing it, s
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by noaheverett 5y ago
If they're hitting the outbound SMTP servers, there's no way (at least that I know of) to protect the IP/servers via obfuscation with a service like Cloudflare etc. Email deliverability relies heavily on the source IP of the
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by noaheverett 5y ago
I understand both sides, if you have an audience on Twitter and want to quickly throw out a thread, it works for quick feedback, but at the expense of readability. If the thread is just a few Tweets long it isn't too bad, but beyond th
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by noaheverett 5y ago
I imagine Imgur now is many times bigger than we were. If I remember correctly around 2009/2010 our Amazon rep said Twitpic accounted for about 1% of data stored in S3 at that time and I think our cost was around $100k/month. We e
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by noaheverett 5y ago
Now that's a name I haven't heard in a while. Yes, funny story, Twitter at that time was threatening to cut off our API access due to us trying to trademark "Twitpic". We had been in the process of trying to trademark ou
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by noaheverett 5y ago
You're absolutely right! Have to append "lang" to those searches as well to filter out crystal reports or stuff on Etsy :)
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by noaheverett 5y ago
I like the shorter URL, however googling for “Go” lang stuff has been hit or miss and would need to use “golang” for better results. I wanna say same thing for StackOverflow too but can’t remember…I switched to Crystal so not much Go search
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by noaheverett 5y ago
Hear hear! I deleted my Facebook 2007'ish and never joined Instagram, Twitter is only traditional social media site I use, so I can attest to those checking out (or never joining). Even with Twitter, I have to make an effort to not &qu

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