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<description>Quick story first. A weed smoker died. He did bad things during his life and was sent to hell. Arriving there, he saw an endless field of plants (marijuana) and in the middle, sitting there, Jimmy Hendrix and Bob Marley, rolling a massive join. He ran towards them and say: - &quot;Hi, big fan, quick question. I thought this was going to be hell! But with all that weed, I must be in heaven.</description>
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<description>I&rsquo;ve been trying out Istio for a while now in order to fully grasp what is a service mesh and how to set it up. I made a presentation for the local CNCF meetup in Stockholm where I live.
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<description>1 day free event workshop in Stockholm It&rsquo;s a one day event where anybody can attend for free in order to see what&rsquo;s available in the cloud build by Google. Here is what the summary of that day. At 8.00 sharp, the doors open to many people who were already waiting. By waiting I mean playing with their phone, like I&rsquo;m doing right now because I&rsquo;m writing this blog post. The presentation starts and it is a very well polished, very high level with technical anecdotes.</description>
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<description>The era of the terminal Looking back at the time of the mainframe with dummy terminal clients and their black/green screen, it makes me wonder if things really change that much. I guess it&rsquo;s like in everything, some things change, some don&rsquo;t. Deal with it.
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<description>ClojureScript HTTP data fetching In ClojureScript, there is a very helpful library that is a wrapper around XHR. It is called cljs-http.
In order to use it, we have to use the core.async library. core.async was design to work on the JVM to handle concurrent threads. JavaScript is single threaded but the concept is the same: passing message.
Simple HTTP request It is helpful to know how to get data from a server when building a website or an app.</description>
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