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by akurilin 11y ago
Comments based our experience with production Haskell at Front Row: * stack is pretty solid at multi-package builds, save everything in one single git repo for easier snapshotting. See yesod for reference * use stack with stackage LTS unles
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Their desktops are great, we use them for all of our dev boxes. Their laptops are basically branded Clevos, they're plasticky and feel like they were duct taped together. This is pretty typical of most of the "Linux Laptop" v
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by akurilin 11y ago
Agreed. I'm generally much more interested in whether a developer can understand a new problem they haven't faced before, can research possible solution, can compare various trade-offs of solving them and can then implement a solu
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by akurilin 11y ago
Love it, the ICQ sound brings me back.
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by akurilin 11y ago
Front Row Education -- San Francisco -- ONSITE -- https://www.frontrowed.com * Web Engineer ( http://frontrow.workable.com/jobs/67247 ) * Senior Web Engineer ( https://frontrow.workable.com/job
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by akurilin 11y ago
We use a super script that calls ansible. We have multiple AWS accounts and multiple environments within them and it's tricky to avoid repetition of configuration without an external tool. I see it as a good practice. The different cas
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by akurilin 11y ago
Front Row Education -- San Francisco -- ONSITE -- https://www.frontrowed.com * Web Engineer ( http://frontrow.workable.com/jobs/67247 ) * Senior Web Engineer ( https://frontrow.workable.com/job
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by akurilin 11y ago
On that note, what's the most convenient way out there if you want to use a cloud service as an external drive to store most of your images in RAW format? Ideally you wouldn't have to keep them all on your local drive, only the on
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by akurilin 11y ago
I couldn't quite find this, but what domain are these files going to be served from?
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by akurilin 11y ago
Front Row Education -- San Francisco -- ONSITE -- https://www.frontrowed.com * Web Engineer ( http://frontrow.workable.com/jobs/67247 ) * Senior Web Engineer ( https://frontrow.workable.com/job
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by akurilin 11y ago
You get streaming replication out of the box now and you get WAL-based replication assuming you configure a shared drive or use something like S3. The latter isn't super fun to setup automation for. Also not much of a story for logical
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by akurilin 11y ago
No free lunch.
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by akurilin 11y ago
This guide is decent as well if you're interested in getting an analog synth: http://thesynthesizersympathizer.blogspot.com/2015/03/buying... Not modular, but I've been really happy with my Sub 37. In re
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by akurilin 11y ago
Can that be achieved by setting all writes in postgres to isolation level serializable?
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These locks can be non-trivial to reason about at times. On 9.3 I've been bitten numerous times by concurrent transactions attempting to escalate share locks to exclusive lock because of a FK and getting stuck forever, without the db b
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by akurilin 11y ago
Front Row Education -- San Francisco -- ONSITE -- https://www.frontrowed.com Role 1: Haskell Web Engineer ( http://frontrow.workable.com/jobs/67247 ) Role 2: Infrastructure Engineer ( http://frontro
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by akurilin 11y ago
Is there a fundamental difference between Pandora and Spotify Radio? Do they pick songs somehow differently?
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Hopefully not too much, super heavy Ansible + Ubuntu user here.
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Got it, thanks for clarifying. The transition to bare metal story doesn't seem to be nearly as frequent nowadays, although it does still happen. We've been mostly lucky with AWS performance so far, but this certainly isn't su
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Is there any visibility into how this is actually implemented? Was considering switching from self-hosted Postgres on EC2 to RDS, but that delay would be certainly an issue.
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Ouch, isn't automatic failover one of the big selling points of RDS?
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As someone who took a stab at automating slony deployment and configuration, I have to agree that the replication situation is not quite there yet. There are maybe 2-3 examples online on how to use some of those tools, and maybe half a doze
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by akurilin 11y ago
For js error tracking, how does this compare to trackjs now?
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Would love to read about people's experience with this, also the kind of use cases where this is a great fit.
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by akurilin 11y ago
Front Row Education -- San Francisco -- ONSITE -- https://www.frontrowed.com Role 1: Haskell Web Engineer ( http://frontrow.workable.com/jobs/67247 ) Role 2: Infrastructure Engineer ( http://frontro
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[Front Row Education | Infrastructure Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time | Education Technology] Infrastructure engineer to join fast-growing education startup that changes how over a million young students learn math. - Our
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by akurilin 11y ago
Your comment seems more about Clojure's type system and fundamental data structures than about functional programming in general. e.g. Haskell solves some/most of the problems you mention, while introducing different ones and pres
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by akurilin 11y ago
This is great! I've had a hard time finding examples of pro-grade ansible playbooks that deploy entire products across multiple environments. I've had to assemble dozens of randomly obtained ideas piece by piece over the years, bu
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by akurilin 11y ago
[Front Row Education | Infrastructure Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | Full-time | Education Technology] Infrastructure engineer to join fast-growing education startup that changes how over a million young students learn math. - Our
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by akurilin 11y ago
All of my machines are linux, so I like to use ansible for it. I can sync my dotfile git repos, configure the OS how I need it, automate syncing vim plugins, get all of the PPAs I need. This doesn't quite solve the problem of half-fini

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