aprdm

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by aprdm 4y ago
Isn't pydantic a data validation python library ? What would a VC want out of it ?
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by aprdm 4y ago
Do you have some good articles on database migrations in production ? I've had some bad experiences, e.g: a delete locking for a long time and no one being able to use it :D
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by aprdm 4y ago
What is the different between defying and disagreeing ?
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by aprdm 4y ago
It's not about feeling like I own the company or not. I make decisions based on what I believe is right and efficient for the problem at hand. If I were CEO I would have different contexts and problems at hand probably...
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by aprdm 4y ago
Solving problems. Solving problems for a business is what's valuable. Sometimes you need broad, sometimes you need expert, sometimes you need to find an expert.
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by aprdm 4y ago
Django
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by aprdm 4y ago
I use it in the web browser
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by aprdm 4y ago
I throw my events in databases and then query them in the dbs themseveles through services when it makes sense to do so
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by aprdm 4y ago
I've deployed it with the pretty minimum configs, I've wrote a consumer with the minimum python example, and a writer with the minimum python example. It all just sort of works, what am I missing beyond this ? Is this the basics ?
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by aprdm 4y ago
It's 2023, it still just works and much of the internet/world runs on top of it. Take it as you wish :)
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by aprdm 4y ago
I believe there's likely a lot of AI and generated content there too.
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by aprdm 4y ago
reddit.. already gamed, likely to be gamed more and owned by bots/chatgtp
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by aprdm 4y ago
Do you have source for 12? That indeed seems pretty crazy.
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by aprdm 4y ago
One example can be to target many different OSes/CPU architecture / GPUs architecture.
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by aprdm 4y ago
I used it instead of matlab when working on power systems calculations, it worked pretty well!
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by aprdm 4y ago
Might be the exception but I’m at a company with tens of thousand of people and we don’t have many rituals, if you want to solve a problem you go and do it. But you do have to own your solution.
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by aprdm 4y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I hear similar things here in Canada and from friends in Europe. Seems like the system is globally collapsing regardless of the flavour. No system was ready for what covid put it through
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by aprdm 4y ago
Isn’t that Reddit ?
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by aprdm 4y ago
Some companies simply don’t have enough profits to be able to pay that for everyone
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by aprdm 4y ago
It’s worth noting that some big companies have something like what you describe. I was building packages for one and it’s basically reverse engineering however something is packed (e.g an RPM) and making it build/bundle in the way big
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by aprdm 4y ago
Fastmail, 1Password, Apple phones and notebooks, vscode, docker
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by aprdm 4y ago
yes it's called pay someone to do it
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by aprdm 4y ago
Do you have an article on how to set it up like that ?
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by aprdm 4y ago
Can Akkoma talk with Mastodon? Otherwise I think I miss the point of your post
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by aprdm 4y ago
That's really cool! Seems like as the comment on your blog said, you could try to template it and perhaps offer Mastodon as a service on AWS? :) Thanks for sharing.
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by aprdm 4y ago
Each person only lives once (I believe so ?!) is up to them to decide how to live their lives.. people can take calculated risks while still investing the majority of their money in boring indexes because most likely they will do better tha
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by aprdm 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, big congrats! Do you feel there were others that tried a similar path but failed ? And why do you think that is ? E.g: do you think if you started over from today you would have a good chance of creating another service
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by aprdm 4y ago
Look at a timeframe of 10-20 years. You will likely lose a lot of money in some bets and be worse off than if you just did the index. But who knows, good luck to you
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by aprdm 4y ago
If you rename a file with TS it asks if you want to refactor the imports, I believe it does the same in python. Apart from that.. you can do ctrl shift H I believe to replace across the project, but I won't use it that often.. I was in
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by aprdm 4y ago
I'm using 1password for 8y now and am still confident on them being able to securely store my secrets. I think the trade off between convenience and security is there. I did move some 2fa codes to it and I'm unsure if I should hav

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