LeonidBugaev

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Show HN: Make open-source contributions fun and meaningful(helpwanted.dev)
4 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Find active open-source projects looking for help(helpwanted.dev)
2 points by LeonidBugaev 2y ago|1 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 2y ago
I do maintain big OSS projects and and try to contribute as well. However contribution experience can very bad, if you follow the path of picking the most famous objects. Good luck contributing to Node, Rust, Shadcn and etc - they do not ne
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by LeonidBugaev 2y ago
One of the cases when AI not needed. There is very good working algorithm to extract content from the pages, one of implementations: https://github.com/buriy/python-readability
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by LeonidBugaev 3y ago
Plus in production, with high load, Redis cluster is way more common, which kind of solve single-threaded concern.
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by LeonidBugaev 3y ago
What I really appreciate about Rails, is the strong vision, and not becoming another bloated framework for building "enterprise grade" applications. This is a 20-year-old framework, which does not afraid to radically change with t
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Do AI chatbot plugins spell the end of UX as we know it?(tyk.io)
2 points by LeonidBugaev 4y ago|1 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
I hope so! But I also hope that I will be also able to monetise some of this movent. GoReplay dual licensed under AGPL and Commercial license. I also sell special appliance licenses. If anyone in this thread wants to build a product based o
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
I love to see more activity in this area! I'm maintainer of GoReplay https://github.com/buger/goreplay and work in this area for the last 10 years. It is quite hard problem to solve, because you have to deal with
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
I think BDD has very bad reputation because people associate it with test automation. And it is actually pretty terrible tool to teschnicall describe tests. What BDD is good at, is defining project requirments, it is a thinking tool. Especi
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
I had more simple and dumb approach in past. Lets say you have some password like "super-secret". Just place a secret "html" with content under the directory with the same name as your password. In public page have some
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
1. Is it possible to re-use part of diagram, like require statement in PlantUML? 2. Any plans for native C4 model support, or examples how to emulate it? 3. What about layout control? By default D2 generate way nicer layout, but it is synth
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
If you are looking for a more general tool, which can do not only API tests, but also interact with Databases and etc, but still use declrative syntax, try Venom https://github.com/ovh/venom
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
If you liked this fantasy console approach, you should also check https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php , it is not OSS, but have really great community and support.
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by LeonidBugaev 4y ago
I'm using this plugin for Obsidian and very happy so far https://github.com/st3v3nmw/obsidian-spaced-repetition Essentially no need convert your notes to Anki cards, your notes litelarly became spaced repetition c
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by LeonidBugaev 5y ago
If you are interested in logic programming itself, check http://minikanren.org/ . Go community has a bunch of its implementations.
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by LeonidBugaev 5y ago
Question: how do you actually run it without getting banned? I've got banned pretty hard by both my local home ISP and using Linode servers, when tried such scanners. Mass port scanning is easy to track, and it usually forbidden all IS
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by LeonidBugaev 5y ago
Do you support it only for dynamic languages, where possible to monkey patch code? All the debuggers mentioned above for the backend work only under Linux, because from what I understand, they use `ptrace` syscall, and on Mac have completel
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by LeonidBugaev 5y ago
For those who are looking to similar tooling in back end space, check - https://undo.io/ (It can also support Golang https://docs.undo.io/GoDelve.html ) - Mozilla RR https://rr-project.org/
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
Tyk | Full Time | REMOTE (see tags) At Tyk.io we are building the best API management solution. We really value work-life balance and equal opportunities to everyone. I can't imagine the better team to work with. We are looking for a l
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
It looks like one of may marketing websites, in this case build by clubhouse or zeppel. And I'll be frank, clubhouse does not work at all for complex software projects. Maybe it can fit some web consultancies flows or similar, but it i
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
For us Jira became the only option for scaling engineering. Do not bother about if you have less then 3-4 teams. But if you scale, essentially it is the only solution we found which can fit everyone needs, and give deep enough insights abou
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Alternative JSON parser for Go (10x times faster standard library)(github.com)
3 points by LeonidBugaev 6y ago|0 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
I work with open-source for the last 8 years, as a business owner and as contributor. There are a lot of people who assume that the biggest value of using open-source project that it is free. Additionally there are a lot of idealists who th
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
First round and discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22629972
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Micro-grants for side projects. Second funding round(tyk.io)
8 points by LeonidBugaev 6y ago|1 comments
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
Combine it with https://github.com/iodide-project/pyodide (Python and bunch of scientific libs compiled to webasm), and you will get really nice lite Jupiter alternative which can cover 90% of use cases.
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
I would love to learn more about your setup. Does Reflect has built-in Roboflow integration, or it ismth custom?
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
I'm very busy, and it is hard to find slot in my calendar for deep work, if I do not put it manually in advance. I was using similar concept by manually reserving 2h slot windows each day for a deep work. And it worked great! But I wan
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by LeonidBugaev 6y ago
In general agree. Tests are needed, but not for the sake of the tests. You need to cover main hot paths. And thats why I prefer integration testing. And ideally automated one, for example using things like GoReplay https://gorepl

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