merightnow's comments

merightnow | 2 years ago | on: Structured logging with slog

Have you checked lnav?

merightnow | 3 years ago | on: How fast are Linux pipes anyway?

Unrelated question, what hardware do you use to setup your network for 25Gb/s? I've been looking at init7 for a while, but gave up and stayed with Salt after trying to find the right hardware for the job.

merightnow | 3 years ago | on: An accidental experiment that saved 700 lives

Most likely it didn’t have to pay any money because you either payed your full deductible for the year already, or most likely it was payed by the accident insurance and not the regular health insurance

merightnow | 4 years ago | on: Yerka bike uses frame as lock

I usually carry a big lock to be able to get all the way to the frame. But this design is definitely my least favourite one.

merightnow | 4 years ago | on: Dura is a background process that watches your Git repositories

I've tried that as well. For me it was really difficult as I use the current changes quite a lot, and it makes it a lot more difficult to grasp the work I've done so far without having a meaningful change set.

merightnow | 5 years ago | on: Daniel Ek commits to investing €1B in European ”moonshots”

The scope is not to produce "unicorns" but to drive innovation and R&D for all different kinds of projects. Those funds should not act as VC with the only purpose of growth, but it should fund sustainable innovative companies or open source foundations. Lately I've been seeing the EU founded logo on more and more extremely useful open source programs that everyone uses and which had no funding sources because of the lack of "extreme profit" in the horizon and that should be the results that this grants achieve.

merightnow | 5 years ago | on: Why Go's Error Handling Is Awesome

For me error handling in go was one of the biggest downsides. Using ADTs and union types for Either is most pleasurable error handling case I've encountered.

merightnow | 5 years ago | on: Oracle’s BlueKai tracks people across the web – that data spilled online

Can't think of a single company which did that and had any impact on me. I'm not able to read some news on a local foreign website once every few months and that's kind of everything.

merightnow | 5 years ago | on: Apple releases open source 'Password Manager Resources' project for developers

Why would any site do that? Other than in a banks website I haven't encountered that behaviour previously