nouney

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by nouney 2y ago
Nginx is not one of the building blocks of Kubetnetes. It's just an Ingress controller
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by nouney 5y ago
GKE can use IPv6 now
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by nouney 6y ago
But you ARE cool for listening to Kapitan Korsakov!
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by nouney 6y ago
I don't get it, how do you configure nginx with a YAML file?
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by nouney 7y ago
Take a look into kustomize https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize
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by nouney 7y ago
I'd suggest rofi[1] rather than albert, runs like a charm. [1] https://github.com/davatorium/rofi
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by nouney 7y ago
Managing a VM vs a managed Kubernetes cluster? I'd choose kubernetes without hesitating
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by nouney 7y ago
Like everywhere else ...
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by nouney 7y ago
GKE is free.
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by nouney 7y ago
Yes it is. You can do more with Kustomize
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by nouney 8y ago
Read the Dragon Book[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniq...
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by nouney 8y ago
> - Avoid NIH: There's a very good chance that the code you're writing could instead be imported from libraries/frameworks that already offer it. Avoid the overhead of reinventing the wheel and focus exclusively on busines
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by nouney 8y ago
Lille's subway is "driverless".
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by nouney 8y ago
No they don't.
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by nouney 8y ago
I guarantee bluetooth headsets suck, all of them.
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by nouney 8y ago
I've been using Tile38 for over a year now. It is amazing.
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by nouney 8y ago
It will lock you down, as it's very hard to migrate from go-kit. IMHO, it only brings problems.
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by nouney 8y ago
Just another guy speaking subjectively of something he barely know.
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by nouney 9y ago
Backend: - Go, NodeJS - Redis, MongoDB, Tile38, Neo4j - GKE - Traefik Frontend (mobile app): - React-Native
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by nouney 9y ago
And for the rest of the world? I always wanted such a kind of service, can't wait to use it.
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by nouney 10y ago
I don't like the dark header. But StackOverflow changed its header from dark to white and I don't like it either. That makes me so confused about my likes.
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by nouney 10y ago
From the README: "mux is a lightweight fast HTTP request router [...] It also scales better." Where can I find the benchmarks?
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by nouney 10y ago
No I wouldn't. I can't see any reasons to use Have.
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by nouney 10y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=boycott%20docker&sort=byPopula...
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HTTPS' massive speed advantage(troyhunt.com)
116 points by nouney 10y ago|45 comments
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by nouney 10y ago
TL;DR: This is an implementation of strtok() in Go ...
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by nouney 10y ago
"ActiveRecord is hardly "the depths". After ActiveRecord, your data will probably go through Ruby's I/O system, TCP stacks, IP stacks, low level kernel I/O, firmware on network cards, a database management syst
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by nouney 10y ago
"How many people can actually write BFS on the spot, without preparing for it in advance?" A lot of people. You should too, even if you're just a front-end.
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by nouney 10y ago
Ok great, thanks for your explanation!
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by nouney 10y ago
In which case is it really useful?

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