aidos

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by aidos 5y ago
They’re perfect for client generation of db ids. I was looking to do exactly this format, but decided not to do anything that was weirdly non-standard. Uuid6 is the one I’ll be switching to now.
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by aidos 5y ago
Some interesting tips on this list (and in the comments). It’s definitely worth taking a step back every now and again and investing a little in picking up some newer tools for better workflows. I recently switched to the latest neovim and
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by aidos 5y ago
Clever. Never seen that idea before.
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by aidos 5y ago
That’s awesome. Thanks.
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by aidos 5y ago
It did the same to the Macs (even recent models) to be honest. The M1 is the only laptop that seems to not die under zoom strain.
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by aidos 5y ago
Nitpick: I might be misremembering but I feel like I had CyberDuck in 2004 (OSX Panther?)
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by aidos 5y ago
While I think the documentation is pretty good, something like Blender is really hard to find your way around initially as a layman. I’ve found YouTube tutorials to be the best way so far but, My God, they’re slow going. Don’t get me wron
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TypeScript + React: Why I Don't Use React.FC(fettblog.eu)
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by aidos 5y ago
I worked with a guy that was convinced at the last second to change his test email from a swear word to just "test". When he accidentally sent that to the customer base the CEO tore him a new one; it could have been so much worse.
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by aidos 5y ago
I’ve wondered the same but haven’t done any digging into it yet. We’re in the middle on migrating a lot of code over and I plan to test the impact. It’s all going to depend on what sort of optimisations are done by the browser. They could v
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by aidos 5y ago
It’s actually more fine grained than that, which is what makes it work. You can add responsive variations and hover styles all in the same place. It’s effectively inline styles on steroids. And actually, today for the first time in ages and
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by aidos 5y ago
Ah ha. Yup, that’s exactly it. Thanks for the pointer. Edit: can you explain by what you mean by solving it with topics? I thought topics were a broadcast mechanism?
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by aidos 5y ago
Well, I only ever enqueue idempotent work, so again, in my scenario it can fail and be rerun, but I’m also unsure about what you think is a bad idea here. Honestly, I had more code managing two phase commits so I would only push to the queu
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by aidos 5y ago
The solution I use now is to have the queue in the dB and then have a single process pushing to another queue better suited to dealing with workers. I drank from the “keep your queue out of the dB” koolaid once, but then you end up worrying
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by aidos 5y ago
I’m assuming they mean to use Postgres logical replication.
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by aidos 5y ago
And it’s working ok now? Do you know how the network support is?
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by aidos 5y ago
Not really any questions (other than my one in the comment thread about the best way forward for providers on Apple Silicon), but definitely a hat tip in your direction. I’ve had a good 8 years of plain sailing out of Vagrant and I apprecia
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by aidos 5y ago
As a counterpoint, vagrant has never broken on me, nor been slow. It’s mostly a configuration system for VM providers, so I don’t even see how that makes sense.
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by aidos 5y ago
Has anyone had any success with a vagrant provider on Apple Silicon now that virtual box is now out of action? We’re using UTM, which does the job as a frontend to qemu, but it’s be nice to switch back to a vagrant based declarative file.
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by aidos 5y ago
We’re making the switch at the moment and, after a bit of a learning bump, everyone is flying along with it now. It’s basically inline-styles++ with having all the context right there but not having the edge cases that require breaking out
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by aidos 5y ago
In the PostgreSQL codebase they have readmes scattered about and it’s great to jump into some subfolder and get the details you need in the right context.
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by aidos 5y ago
What a great insight! I absolutely loved his first album. Even better when he teamed up with Conan Mockasin (who I’ve always kept an eye on because I went to school with him) to form Soft Hair. Their track, The Lying has to Stop, is a work
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by aidos 5y ago
I just had to do a double take as I was reading a stack overflow post at the same time and recognised it as the same author.
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by aidos 5y ago
They seem like what I'm looking for. I was looking at moving to something more random because our current UUIDs (uuid1) are too easy to mistake for one another at a glance.
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by aidos 5y ago
I always love these little snippets of the history of how these projects come about. When you use something as established as PostGIS these days it’s easy to forget those few individuals that planted the seeds from which it formed. It’s an
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by aidos 5y ago
We’ve had 2 home births now. And the 1st birth was nearly a homebirth too. They’ve all gone well for us, so I recommend them from that point of view, but on the other hand, I don’t recommend them because I’d hate to have any hand in a situa
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by aidos 5y ago
From memory, when this came up before there was a lot more information about how they have to jam in a load of stuff to deal with international travel so that everything works as soon as you arrive in another country.
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by aidos 5y ago
Excellent, thanks for the info, will check it out.
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by aidos 5y ago
It’s a little hard to parse that on mobile but it looks like you’re doing correlated subqueries against the dB schema for each row in the table you’re deleting from. As others have said, explain analyze will show you what’s going on. I’m fa
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by aidos 5y ago
I last used HAProxy about a decade ago for fairly simple load balancing and caching - worked really well. Question about the suitability for a dynamic backend case. I have a system where clients are assigned to backends exclusively for the

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