DandyDev

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Statement on Removal of Mercedes Lackey from the Nebula Conference(sfwa.org)
1 points by DandyDev 4y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 4y ago
With the risk of feeding a troll: can I ask you why you're so angry in every comment? You're almost hateful. I want to understand what makes you act like this, why you think the makers of Fig deserve this kind of response and how
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by DandyDev 4y ago
$5/mo for 10 accounts is $50/mo in total. I don't know where you got the $500/mo from. And that is a very reasonable price for a core service like email and not selling you data
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by DandyDev 4y ago
direnv actually won't run anything until you explicitly allow it to. And if the .env file changes, you have to re-allow direnv to read and execute it. Seems safe to me
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by DandyDev 5y ago
This makes it sound so easy, but in my experience, permanent staging environments exist because setting up disposable staging environments is too complex. How do you deal with setting up complex infrastructure for your disposable staging en
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by DandyDev 5y ago
I'm confused as well. How can you run an RDS instance alone for 7 people for $150 a month? Let alone the other infra? You probably need a VPC on each account, with a NAT Gateway, which easily costs $20/month or so.
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by DandyDev 5y ago
While you're right about European investors being risk averse, it's not generally true that American VCs won't talk to European founders. I'm an early employee at an early stage company (1,5 years old), incorporated in T
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AWS IAM Demystified(daan.fyi)
3 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Question: what is "ideological" about the facts stated in the README? Putin invaded Ukraine. Lives are at stake. Being against that is no more ideological than the need for you and me to eat and sleep.
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Source makes greenhouses smarter to secure the future of food supply(techcrunch.com)
1 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Hey samjs, we've been using Oso at Source.ag for a month or so, and we're really happy with it! Precisely the fact that you solve authorization on a resource level and implement filtering on the DB level, makes it super useful! Th
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by DandyDev 5y ago
I have used 1Password since way before the cloud version became the default. I loved the product... and I still do! I moved to the cloud version and the experience has been really slick. I actually think the product is well thought-out and
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Setting up an AWS multi-account strategy for fun nor profit(daan.fyi)
1 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Because you'd like use the Python ecosystem, for example for writing ML code, but you'd also like to write typesafe code (or rather typechecked, using mypy)
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by DandyDev 5y ago
This is very cool. Sad that it only works for NPM packages. Would love this for PyPI packages
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by DandyDev 5y ago
The "covidiots", as you call them, seem to be everywhere, at least going by what's happening on social media right now. House prices are also a common and global problem. At least in urban areas around the world. The lack of
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Customzing Pyenv Behavior with Hooks(daan.fyi)
1 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Article author here. To me the big advantage of Protocols as opposed to ABCs, is that you don't have to have your classes implement a special base class and can instead focus on the _consuming_ code. Using a Protocol for a function par
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Article author here. You're absolutely right of course! Thanks for pointing this out. I immediately fixed it.
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Static Duck Typing in Python with Protocols(daan.fyi)
3 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Super informative article, thanks for that! It comes to the same conclusions that I intuitively had as well: - EKS if you really have to use k8s - ECS if you have a modicum of complexity but still want to keep it simple - AppRunner if you j
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by DandyDev 5y ago
My experience with ECS is quite okay. You start a cluster, stick a container on it through a task and optionally a service + load balancer and it just works. It doesn't seem any harder than EKS, and it's mostly cheaper. I also fin
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Even without using reserved instance pricing, ECS on EC2 is much cheaper, isn't it? At work we use Hasura, which is written in Haskell and cannot be (easily?) run as a Lambda. Our alternative solution is to run it as a container on ECS
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Is this sort of sweeping generalization really necessary? I can tell you that it's not true in any case. I'm one of those Mac users that doesn't complain about performance, because I rarely see the spinning beach ball.
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by DandyDev 5y ago
Localstack Pro looks quite nice and comprehensive, but the CI pricing seems to really discourage proper continuous integration best practices. At 10 cents per run you're encouraging developers to run their CI pipelines as little as pos
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How to Add an RSS Feed to a NextJS Blog(daan.fyi)
1 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
I don't think the claim is that Python is a good replacement for C. But there are probably more (business) problems for which Python is the right tool to solve it then problems for which C is the right tool. C is also a lot harder than
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Use Tools That Suit You and the Problem(daan.fyi)
2 points by DandyDev 5y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that will not happen for the whole ML and data ecosystem in Python. And it's also pretty questionable if everything ported to golang is 10x better. 10x more verbose? Sure!
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by DandyDev 5y ago
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