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Show HN: Log2fluent – send logs to Fluent over TCP/Unix sockets(github.com)
1 points by opmac 2y ago|0 comments
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by opmac 2y ago
There's a lot of inconvenient truths one needs to accept if they want to advocate for widespread nuclear energy. Specifically, there are very real nuclear proliferation concerns which cannot be ignored. Alternative clean energy sources
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by opmac 4y ago
Thanks.
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by opmac 4y ago
This research is nearly two years old and I haven't found any consumer devices specifically made for this purpose yet, unfortunately. I'm sort of wary of buying random LEDs advertised as 670nm on Amazon and then shining it directl
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by opmac 4y ago
Perfect succinct response. It is a 100% viable workaround.
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by opmac 4y ago
Returning a 429 would not just to hope that the Go proxy would obey the response, but rather it would significantly reduce the workload the server has to do when it gets a request it doesn't want to serve.
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by opmac 5y ago
> I couldn't say exactly why it got popular. Probably because it has the backing of Google.
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by opmac 5y ago
Seiko 5 is probably the cheapest, worthwhile mechanical watch. You can always get cheap Chinese and Russian watches as well but they will be of lesser quality and reliability than the Seiko. So to answer your question directly - probably no
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by opmac 5y ago
Analog vs digital! I feel similar to you. There's a certain feeling with analog/mechanical instruments that is hard to replicate. That being said, I think there is something fascinating about eco-drive movements, or just plain qua
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by opmac 5y ago
Super cool - thanks!
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by opmac 5y ago
I love this. As a watch enthusiast myself, it's always great to see the history of watches and how their internals came to be. For anybody interested, there's also an awesome video from Hamilton made in the late 40s that shows a l
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by opmac 6y ago
It is somewhat slower if you are looking up records by key. You still need an index to do that, and non-integer PKs such as UUIDs can be twice as large as the integer alternative, taking longer to search while requiring more memory. That be
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by opmac 6y ago
In a database like MySQL where a clustered index exists for the primary key, or even a NoSQL DB like DynamoDB, it often makes sense to expose some version of the PK to the public if your lookup pattern for that resource is going to be by PK
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by opmac 6y ago
Encrypt them on the backend before exposing them to the public. Decrypt in the backed on access. See https://hashids.org/
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by opmac 6y ago
The hashids documentation is pretty explicit about it not being secure. It says verbatim: > Do you have a question or comment that involves "security" and "hashids" in the same sentence? Don't use Hashids.
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by opmac 6y ago
I was going to recommend this. No reason to use a special data type for the ID in your database unless you have some sort of actual constraints (like a 64 bit limit or something). Instead just use a sequential integer (or UUID). When you ne
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by opmac 6y ago
From the status page: > This issue has also affected our ability to post updates to the Service Health Dashboard. Just seems so ridiculous that they have trouble reporting the impaired status of their system due to... the impaired status
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by opmac 6y ago
K so they avoided that problem, but something similar has obviously gone wrong again, considering that Kinesis had been partially or fully down for almost an hour before the status page got their first update. And the fact remains that curr
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by opmac 6y ago
It is kind of perplexing that AWS dogfoods its own status page. I remember during the massive S3 outage a few years ago that their status page remained green almost the entire time because the red/green/blue icons for the status w
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by opmac 6y ago
Did you even read the article? I feel like you just repeated like 90% of what it said.
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by opmac 6y ago
Hardware is defined by physics. I can write code that is logically the same no matter what hardware it's running on. Of course, some software has to take the hardware it is intended to run on into account, but this is not a fundamental
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by opmac 6y ago
I would say logistics is outside the realm of the software itself, but rather with the organization. It's a valid point, but somewhat tangential to what Fowler is trying to say here. That is, software is not inherently complex, but rat
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by opmac 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Triangle
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by opmac 6y ago
I'm not sure how this relates to Teams whatsoever and why you're drawing the comparison. Teams is for organizations who have Office 365. Duo is person to person chat... think Apple Facetime. I can't call up my Mom on Teams. I
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by opmac 7y ago
Copyright 2018?
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by opmac 7y ago
In my experience, yes, but it depends on the company. Most tech leads I've interacted with (including myself) write some code from time to time.
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by opmac 7y ago
Which has its own problems but that's another story.
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by opmac 7y ago
The latest versions of Kotlin support multiplatform programming (and hence native compilation) and this feature is actively under development. The JVM is not necessarily needed if you go that route. https://kotlinlang.org/do
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by opmac 7y ago
YAGNI - learn to embrace it.
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Java in a Container: Resource Allocation Guidelines(ccampo.me)
3 points by opmac 7y ago|0 comments

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