rjcaricio
An Exercise in Agentic Coding: AV1 Encoder from Scratch in Rust
Show HN: AV1 encoder in 66 KB of safe Rust WASM
Building a Cultural Bridge: My Late-Night Hack with iOS Shortcuts and LLMs
Re:Painless NGINX Ingress
on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @11:08AM (#15238951)
Thanks for sharing your experience. I've got great insights to double check in my current environment.
Could you share which version of NGINX you found the issue with the reloads? Which version the fix was released?
PS.: I find it interesting/brave that you use a single cluster for several environments.
Re:Kubernetes Ingress with automatic TLS on ARM running in my living room
on Monday April 24, 2017 @10:20AM (#14184508)
Thanks for asking. I am planning to write another blog post dedicated fully to the setup of the cluster itself. For now, I will answer here your questions:
- Since the Pi boards are not so powerful (4 cores/1Gb RAM) just the monitoring takes most of the resources. But still I can deploy small Golang/Python apps. Currently I have 3 OrangePi Boards and 1 RaspberryPi as master node. I have still about half of the memory available in each node so ~450Mi free RAM. On the CPU side, only the master node is constantly using more than half of the available CPU cores.
- I actually run into problems due to the amount of logs done by the Kubernetes components. The partition dedicated to log files was constantly getting full. Then after proper configuration of logrotate it started to be health. Another interesting problem I had was Orphaned Pods. I still don't know the reason for that. To fix this, I had to add some `rm` commands cleaning the directories of old Orphan Pods.
Re:Kubernetes Ingress with automatic TLS on ARM running in my living room
on Monday April 24, 2017 @08:59AM (#14183923)
I am the author of this blog post. If you have any feedback or questions I am happy to reply here.
Kubernetes Ingress with automatic TLS on ARM running in my living room
Crafting effective Microservices in Python
Practical attacks against GSM networks (Part 1/3): Impersonation
The toolset of your fellow Software Craftsman
Re:A Single Div
on Thursday July 14, 2016 @07:59AM (#12093015)
A while ago I was looking into the things in this site and I created this Plugin to help me inspecting how it is done: https://github.com/rafaelcaricio/gradient-inspector
May help you too!
OpenAPI framework for Python – Fast bootstraping of RESTful micro-services
Ask HN: Who is using Facebook's GraphQL in production?
I know Facebook itself is using it obviously. But is there any other companies using it in production? What is your experience?
Re:Working at the Video Team of The New York Times
on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @10:40AM (#10778313)
What do you guys use to create the thumbnails for the video seek bar? Is it pre-generated or on-the-fly?
Re:Free Lossless Image Format
on Friday October 02, 2015 @04:27PM (#10321092)
Free & Open Source version: http://thumbor.org/
Lufthansa near collision with drone at Warsaw on Jul 20th 2015
Chrome DevTools extension for visually inspecting CSS gradients
Re:Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (September 2014)
on Monday September 01, 2014 @10:24AM (#8252956)
Location: Cracow, Poland. (Brazilian, currently with working VISA)
Remote: Good to have
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python, Ruby, JavaScript (AngularJS, VanillaJS), SQL, CSS/HTML
Resume: https://github.com/rafaelcaricio/resume/blob/master/resume.md
Email (base 64): cmFmYWVsQGNhcmljaW8uY29t
Re:Show HN: Chrome DevTools Extension Inspect into CSS Gradients
on Monday September 01, 2014 @09:00AM (#8252600)
Now published at Chrome Web Store:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/css-gradient-inspe...
Show HN: Chrome DevTools Extension Inspect into CSS Gradients
Ask HN: Why CouchSurfing website is always down?
Such a world wide used website like CouchSurfing is always down. I wonder why. Are the engineers there not good enough to keep it up and running?