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by blyat 1y ago
I've had some middling success with this by utilizing CLAUDE.md and language features. Two approaches in C#: 1) use partial classes and create a 'rule' in CLAUDE.md to never touch named files, e.g. User.cs (edits allowed) Use
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by blyat 5y ago
If you click the flag icon in the top you can rotate locations. I have only personally used CA ( https://www.ovhcloud.com/en-ca/vps/ ) and US, but it looks like similar are offered in other countries such as https:
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by blyat 5y ago
OVH might be worth looking at for tunneling as well as they have newish unmetered offerings for a few $ more: https://us.ovhcloud.com/vps/
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by blyat 5y ago
In .NET consulting land many years ago I wanted the following: a faster way to build reports (primarily tables, sometimes with charts) for clients. I found the vast majority of work I was doing was taking basic SQL queries and getting them
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by blyat 6y ago
I've only done a few 30+TB moves, largest being 50TB which had similar table structure - one table per machine holding calibration readings that were constantly streamed in from a MUCH beefier RabbitMQ instance. Old CPU, not a ton of c
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by blyat 7y ago
I went on a similar journey but for OpenID Connect. While the spec is fantastic https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.html#Overvi... , I found the same thing to be true - very little explanation of why . For
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by blyat 7y ago
If you want a more batteries-included less-glue-requiring IoC container, can't recommend Autofac enough. Always up-to-date, responsive developers, thorough documentation. I chose it over ten years ago after reading https://w
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by blyat 7y ago
Tried the lowest CPU optimized and the 3rd highest for kicks: $40/mo - 4 GB Memory / 25 GB Disk / NYC1 - Ubuntu 18.04.2 x64 progress: 60.0 s, 3295.3 tps, lat 3.034 ms stddev 1.906 progress: 120.0 s, 3384.4 tps, lat 2.95
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by blyat 8y ago
More OVH numbers using your same pgbenches. I've got a $99/mo GAM1 - Intel i7-7700K NO OC - 4C/8T - 4.2GHz - 64GB - NO SoftRAID (using ESXi) 2x450GB NVMe running 3 VMs. Two VMs are using < 50 MHz, the other is using 30% of