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This NOW page is about what I’m focused/thinking currently. Inspired from now page by Derek Sivers . Projects / Current activities Catching up on my writing backlog Learning Svelte Books Currently reading - The Eagle has Landed by Jack Higgins Career For my professional status and experience, read about page . Quotes “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away....
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Nikhil I am a developer with interests in information security, web development, data analysis, unix systems and open source software. Currently creating experiences as a Web Experience Specialist at Salesforce India . Before that I was working as a full stack developer at HMI Tech . And before HMI Tech, I was taking care of security and IT operations at Mapbox for 7 different time zones from Bengaluru. Before moving to Security and IT....
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The newest release of Go – Go 1.13 – finally introduced full support for Go Modules – brilliant and long-awaited solution for built-in dependency versioning problem. Modules now enabled by default, and virtually make GOPATH obsolete. Technically speaking, GOPATH is still supported, and Go 1.13 Release Notes uses term “ GOPATH mode ” (as being opposite to the “ modules mode ”), but still, to me this is a tectonic shift in the Go deve..
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The newest release of Go – Go 1.13 – finally introduced full support for Go Modules – brilliant and long-awaited solution for built-in dependency versioning problem. Modules now enabled by default, and virtually make GOPATH obsolete. Technically speaking, GOPATH is still supported, and Go 1.13 Release Notes uses term “ GOPATH mode ” (as being opposite to the “ modules mode ”), but still, to me this is a tectonic shift in the Go deve..
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This piece of work is an object that has consumed my past year. It has been a long time of continual picking ups and putting downs…
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I’ve been using Google Compute Platform (GCP) & Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) for years. And I love it, I hated AWS since the first release to these days, naming is cumbersome, UX is terrible… Here are a quick survey of the tools and how I’ve used them for small to medium projects: Cloud Build Cloud Build is super easy, it’s a scriptable CI/CD, very similar to Github Actions, there is a one hour free tier per day, the default machine is ve..
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Processing 40 TB of code from ~10 million projects with a dedicated server and Go for $100
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The command line tool I created Sloc Cloc and Code (scc) (which is now modified and maintained by many other excellent people) counts lines of code, comments and makes a complexity estimate for files inside a directory. The latter is something you need a good sample size to make good use of. The way it works is that it counts branch statements in code. However what does that actually mean? For example “This file has a complexity of 10” is..
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Kubernetes is easy to use after some exposure; it's pretty convenient too. But it is super hard to set up. eksctl is a good tool for folks who don't want to spend hours/days/weeks debugging VPC configuration in 1000s of lines of CloudFormation. None of the other tools seem to be that much easier to use (kops, kubeadm, etc.). But even with EKS and eksctl you are constrained to Amazon Linux worker nodes. AMIs are practically impossible ....
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I have an Ansible role that deploys microservices, of whom I have a list of. The microservices are called foo, bar and baz. I also have a list of stages, called DEV, QA and PROD where the microservices get deployed to. Of course, every microservice needs to connect to a database using credentials. These credentials are different for every microservice in every stage. This means I have nine different password-variables stored in an Ansib....
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I remember the first program I built fully on my own: a music downloader. There was a site that would basically index random music files found on Google and present you with a way to search them. I guess they would periodically search google for things like intitle:index.of mp3 (which you can still ...
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I remember the first program I built fully on my own: a music downloader. There was a site that would basically index random music files found on Google and present you with a way to search them. I guess they would periodically search google for things like intitle:index.of mp3 (which you can still ...
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This is the text editor general, the thread for the discussion of implementing, or implementations of, text editors for programming and general use. Less a thread for vi or Emacs help, more on the fundamental nature of text editors like vi and Emacs. >History - General resources | http://texteditors.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?EditorHistory - Colossal Typewriter Program | https://www.computerhistory.org/pdp-1/fc990374851eb7082492c2aa341fb....
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