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by booleanbetrayal 3y ago
Thanks for this. Will likely defer until this lands, but looking forward to trying out Brotli and Zstd for this use case!
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by booleanbetrayal 3y ago
We've seen observable performance increases in migrating to unix domain sockets wherever possible, as some TCP stack overhead is bypassed.
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by booleanbetrayal 3y ago
Just chiming in here to say how great of a product ArgoCD is. We've been using it for a few years now and it makes for a highly configurable deployment management layer on top of our clusters. Highly recommend it for managing multiple
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by booleanbetrayal 3y ago
The only correct answer to this question is 2012-09-10, the PostgreSQL 9.2 release date. In that release they unveiled JSON datatypes, and developers were able to have their cake and eat it too. https://www.postgresql.org/ab
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by booleanbetrayal 3y ago
500's on every repo page + CLI errors on pull / push. Completely useless at the moment.
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John Deere agreed to allow farmers to fix their own tractors(qz.com)
5 points by booleanbetrayal 4y ago|2 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
Docker Compose allows for resource limits which can be useful for testing harnesses. I know this works locally for v3.9: version: '3.9' services: some-container: deploy: resources: limits:
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
The Power of Nightmares (BBC / Adam Curtis) [ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0430484/ ] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK3wz-OyR1U
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
It's all for naught if this is overlooked.
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
What a great nostalgia blast! This game occupied so many cycles of my early teenage years. Thanks for the memories!
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
very cool to see some of the newer art packs. thanks for this!
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
What a cool project! Hoping to see a full web suite with something like "ProTerm" integration someday.
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by booleanbetrayal 4y ago
Low / zero downtime is totally achievable with pg_logical and really boils down to whether or not you want to try to adopt bi-directional writes (and conflict management / integrity issues), or if you're willing to just have
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
This one is definitely a nostalgia blast. As a 15 year old kid, it was very empowering to discover what you could do to programmatically bypass rules that were apparently in place for everyone else to adhere to.
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What hacking AOL taught a generation of programmers(github.com)
277 points by booleanbetrayal 5y ago|196 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
lol ... found it @ http://web.archive.org/web/19980419152907/http://freshmeat.u... What a nostalgia trigger. This was from back when Freshmeat was on unreal.org!
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
I did one of the first banners (crowdsurfing logo) for Freshmeat back when keeping up with dependency management was exciting.
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
You are asking for security issues if you take this approach. Better to increment on several small iterations of dependencies, making changes accordingly, such that you will be able to take a CVE-fixing patch without having to refactor your
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Rails changed the meaning of NOT and nobody batted an eye - https://til.hashrocket.com/posts/3zyftipjiu-rails-will-chang... These sorts of changes do in fact happen fairly frequently and developers need to be aware tha
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
It was fully documented and ActiveRecord has done similar things in the past. See also: https://til.hashrocket.com/posts/3zyftipjiu-rails-will-chang...
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
The should have read over changelogs. What production system just accepts changes blindly without internalizing them?
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
So ultimately this is the result of someone not actually reading through the changelog notes from over a year+ of iteration? I guess you can be annoyed with a third-party's abuse of SemVer, but practically everybody abuses those conven
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Out of curiosity, why was this flagged?
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Jack Dorsey Blocked on Twitter by Marc Andreessen After Web3 Comments(cnbc.com)
36 points by booleanbetrayal 5y ago|21 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Assuming sourcemap pipelines work, open your browser and put debuggers on anything you don't understand tracing requests / invocations. Start with something conceptual like a particular page / component and work your way out
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Wait ... this is a real thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xubbVvKbUfY
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
I'm pretty well versed in Kinesis / Firehose errors these days. I just got a new Firehose error I've never seen before: > Firehose error: Slow down. I wonder if they had to introduce a new exception / rate-limit to me
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
We're seeing load balancer failure in us-east-1 AZ's, so we are not exactly sure why this is being characterized as Console outage ...
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Verified in us-east-1 for sure
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
It would be nice if AWS built their PG14 offering for RDS with this supported. PG14 is available on their beta channel now, but I haven't had a chance to play. Has anyone had a chance to explore this yet?

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