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kimi

2,548karma·798submissions·November 19, 2014
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If your devs are bright and want to learn something new, go for Clojure. If you already have strong Java skills and need to deliver fast, go for Java 8.
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Had the same issues multiple times with their Amsterdam data centre.
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This is a myth. One single Asterisk instance may handle 200-500 calls nowadays, but if you cluster them, you may grow carrier-size networks out of them. There are a number of large scale Asterisk depl…
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With a cluster of Asterisk boxes and the right tools, it is easy to originate millions of calls. I was talking to a person today who is to place ~60 million calls in 20 days, and you can do that with …
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Opened up a bug https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync/issues/2
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JOOQ is nice, but it is more aimed at writing SQL in a portable way than at reading/writing objects.
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You write maybe more code, but you control how you want objects serialized. And when you find yourself fighting against the database layer, you know you are doing something wrong.
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Examples are here: https://github.com/l3nz/ObjectiveSync/tree/master/tests/ch/l... …
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It looks like I'm not alone in hating Hibernate.
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Put the things that are going to change as the last step; use very few steps (eg dont copy files one by one) and let Docker cache the results. We use WhaleWare as a templating tool: https://…
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Two weeks? we have been running Docker in production for over one year and have thousands of separate instances. No big issues os far. All that is said is true (or at least points to an area of conce…
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Two weeks? we have been running Docker in production for over one year and have thousands of separate instances. No big issues os far. All that is said is true, it's just a matter of weighting pr…
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