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I do remember a Freebsd 2.2 server, that after it's setup in 98, reached 800 days of uptime without any kernel upgrade, but the main reason for that, we were too afraid to do an upgrade, let alone a reboot, because if the server hadn't started, getting to it physically with a new boot CD, would have been a big issue. And that was the single server that the company had at that time, for a long time :)

I would expected that they also rewrite it in Rust, but that's life, what a missed opportunity! /s

If only they improve the AndroidTV experience a bit

It is a bit surprising to see PDF/OOXML parser, a graph database, etc crammed into an inference engine, why do you need to put them together?

You are not alone, I want to do the same :D

The real important topic (pun intended) for these kind of systems, is what happens, when one of the server is killed, what would the clients see from that. (Not to mention the juice network/DNS or EBS volume problems)

Is it self hosted? I can't see any docker image

Yet another golang gRPC authorization framework... That couple of ms response time for a decision could be fine,if you only call a couple of time per request,but its quickly adds up

Why did you choose Python for your servers implementation language?

Good for you! My experiences wasn't that bright. Even configuring IDEA was a nightmare, especially because none of the Ivy plugin worked with the Scala stuff. And there were a couple of annoying thing, with which I can't live it. Probably they've improved since then

Interestingly, I've made the opposite switch. And I can't even compare the difference between the slow, unreliable ScalaIDE, with the the hardly understandable compiler errors, and the much quicker, leaner Xtend IDE, where you can see, what's the compiled code, which I really enjoy.