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yissachar
1mo ago
You can have microservices while still using a monorepo. They are still useful for creating service topology that can segment scaling and permissions, though I think people get carried away in the number of services created. I think the eve
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yissachar
7y ago
This article disagrees with you: https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/09/25/taiwan-can-win-a-war-wi... > Both Westerners and Taiwanese should be more optimistic about the defense of Taiwan than is now normal. &g
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yissachar
9y ago
Looks like they somehow converted the hyphens to underscores: https://hired.com/state-of-salaries-2017
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yissachar
9y ago
Yes, this is my biggest problem with the autoscaler as well. I opened an issue about this almost a year ago, looks like they're finally getting around to addressing it: https://github.com/kubernetes/autoscaler/
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yissachar
9y ago
To expand on the sibling comment by nrmitchi, in Kubernetes you don't scale your worker nodes by CPU or memory. Instead you scale your pods by CPU or memory. Running the cluster autoscaler ensures that when you run out of space to sch
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yissachar
9y ago
You still can't use Curator to take snapshots, because AWS ES doesn't expose the `/_snapshot/_status` endpoint. https://github.com/elastic/curator/issues/639
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yissachar
10y ago
You can use Route53 for just a subdomain even if your parent domain is not done through Route53, see https://github.com/kubernetes/kops/blob/master/docs/creating...
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yissachar
10y ago
That's only if you use VPC networking. If you use external networking, you can deploy a networking Daemonset (Weave, Flannel, etc.) and there's no 50 node limit.
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yissachar
10y ago
I tried Weave but ultimately had to abandon it, as there were too many issues in resolving DNS directly to containers. Kubernetes resolves DNS to a virtual IP that in turns maps to the container IPs, which I found to be a much better approa
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yissachar
11y ago
This is a relatively recent development and certainly wasn't true for most of Ashkenazi history.
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yissachar
11y ago
Very cool! On page 17 of the Solar System book I want to rotate the globe but can't manage to do that without also initiating a page flip, which is pretty annoying. Also, the formula rendering on page 21 is not quite right (Firefox).
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yissachar
11y ago
I think that non-nullable types by default are one of Dart's biggest missed opportunities, so I'm really hoping that the Dart team ends up adopting this. This is also a really great example of the DEP system in action. DEPs (Dart
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yissachar
11y ago
Very cool concept! I spent a while tweaking the code to get more CPU cycles, but after a while tired of mining the asteroids manually, so I just got rid of them: ENGINE.Game.spawnAsteroid = function () {} After that the next logical
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yissachar
12y ago
Regarding targeting the web, you can't do this directly with RoboVM, but you can use GWT to do so. This means that you can target Android, iOS, and web with Java. You would have shared code that all platforms could use, and then build