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by bgentry 3y ago
It sounds like you're looking to be able to find out when a job has finished working, no matter which node it was run on. No, River does not have a mechanism for that today. It's definitely something we've talked about though
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by bgentry 3y ago
That makes a lot of sense, I've had the thought a few times that the NOTIFY overhead could get overwhelming in a high-throughput queue but haven't yet had an opportunity to verify this or experiment with a mechanism for reducing t
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by bgentry 3y ago
Hi bojanz, to be honest we were not well informed enough on the licensing nuances. I appreciate you sharing these links, please tune into this GitHub issue where we'll give updates soon and make sure any ambiguity is resolved. https:&
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by bgentry 3y ago
Yes, there's a note in the readme to that effect although I don't think they bear much resemblance anymore. que-go was an experiment I hacked up on a plane ride 9 years ago and thought was worth sharing. I was never happy with its
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by bgentry 3y ago
I don't think these approaches are necessarily mutually exclusive. There are some great things that can be layered on top of the foundation we've built, including workflows. The best part about doing this is that you can maintain
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by bgentry 3y ago
Hi Parker, I'm genuinely sorry it comes across as though we lifted this stuff directly from Oban. I do mean it when I say that Oban has been a huge inspiration, particularly around its technical design and clean UX. Some of what you&#x
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by bgentry 3y ago
You've found an underdocumented feature, but in fact River does already do what you're asking for! Check out `ScheduledAt` on the `InsertOpts`: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/riverqueue/river#InsertOpts I
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by bgentry 3y ago
The UI isn't quite ready for outside consumption yet but it is being worked on. I would love to hear more about what you'd like to see in it if you want to share.
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by bgentry 3y ago
2015, even :) https://brandur.org/postgres-queues
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by bgentry 3y ago
Oban is fantastic and has been a huge source of inspiration for us, showing what is possible in this space. In fact I think during my time at Distru we were one of Parker's first customers with Oban Web / Pro :) We've also ha
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by bgentry 3y ago
Hi HN, I'm one of the authors of River along with Brandur. We've been working on this library for a few months and thought it was about time we get it out into the world. Transactional job queues have been a recurring theme throug
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by bgentry 3y ago
Unfortunately the Elixir ecosystem is a harsh dose of reality: only a handful of good 3rd party libraries that are well maintained outside of Phoenix, Ecto, and Oban. I say this as somebody who’s spent several years full time in Elixir on a
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by bgentry 3y ago
Or just charge a fair rate for all water resources in the state, one that is representative of its scarcity and cost, without massively subsidizing inefficient agricultural use in the process. The alfalfa situation would correct itself if t
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by bgentry 3y ago
The actual source referenced by the article appears to be this tweet thread: https://twitter.com/Merocle/status/1686093369322176512
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by bgentry 3y ago
Which is fine for filtering particulates, but does nothing to resolve the issues of CO2 buildup, natural gas appliance fumes, formaldehyde from composite wood products or other off-gassing, etc. For proper indoor air quality you need both f
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by bgentry 3y ago
I've had this exact situation happen on numerous occasions. It's always people turning into a parking lot ahead of me, in a situation where they will absolutely be out of the way long before I reach them, but also I'm activel
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by bgentry 3y ago
Your iOS device passcode also gives root access to your entire iCloud account, including the ability to reset your account password. This was highlighted a couple months ago by the Wall Street Journal in relation to a recent wave of thefts
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by bgentry 4y ago
The standards should be high in any situation where you can significantly harm a person's life trajectory, even if not in a criminal court. Getting kicked out of Stanford for cheating could definitely derail a person's life.
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by bgentry 4y ago
But the stakes seem very low: we're talking about procedural due process protecting the rights of fraternities to host parties with alcohol. No? The quote is in reference to a lawyer defending students accused of cheating on an exam
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by bgentry 4y ago
There's quite a bit more in the story, such as this from an alumni attorney helping students anonymously accused of cheating on an exam: The students knew Ottilie ran his own law practice and reached out for his counsel. Ottilie agree
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by bgentry 4y ago
They're #18 on the US list you linked, I saw other articles saying they were #16 so it probably just depends on the date assets were measured.
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by bgentry 4y ago
I also have only HSV cameras or Ubiquiti ones for this reason. Everything I care about is stored on-site or in the cloud with end-to-end encryption, no privacy or surveillance state enablement concerns. There's a great HomeBridge plugi
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by bgentry 4y ago
Yeah, this works great for public/free Substacks. Unfortunately Substack doesn't offer any way to get a private RSS feed for subscribers, except for podcasts. So you end up with the truncated public versions of articles in the pub
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by bgentry 4y ago
Likewise. Spent my whole childhood in the Laguna Niguel area, didn’t know what Clark Foam was back then but always passed it on Crown Valley. Sad to see that it’s become just another bland condo complex but that is the way of South Orange C
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by bgentry 4y ago
From https://www.energy.gov/articles/history-air-conditioning : > By the late 1960s, most new homes had central air conditioning So the addition of central HVAC likely isn't a big factor, because most new homes
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by bgentry 4y ago
The ventilation retrofit is likely much cheaper for any home that already has central HVAC. I would know this because I did that exact upgrade on my home and spent <$2500 to have a professional install a high end oversized ERV to replace
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by bgentry 4y ago
Again, that problem is better and more cheaply solved with adequate ventilation. And quality household ventilation not only removes natural gas byproducts in the air, it also removes CO2 buildup, dust, cleaning chemicals / VOCs, respir
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by bgentry 4y ago
I'd get behind an incentive in the form of natural gas prices that accurately reflect its externalities. Even add a requirement that new homes have spare/dedicated 220V wiring in places where gas appliances exist (dirt cheap to do
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by bgentry 4y ago
Key quotes: > This means that of the 3.2% of US carbon footprint that is composed of residential gas, only 4.1% of that—about .13% of the total US carbon footprint—is made up of residential gas cooking. > It would be hard to find, if
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Banning Gas Stoves Is a Terrible Idea(unprepared.life)
14 points by bgentry 4y ago|27 comments

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