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by bpicolo 4y ago
Black’s model for Python is great. It has a default limit of 88 but will go over that up to 10% if the formatting makes more sense that way.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
> 14 days without pagers There’s an interpretation of that where life is great
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by bpicolo 4y ago
The goroutine model in go is plenty conceptually simple for concurrency. Correct me if I'm wrong, but loom seems similar in that sense? I don't find myself missing out on futures in Go.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Good to know the web still allows it - will do that in the future. Thank you!
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by bpicolo 4y ago
You used to be able to move funds into vanguard + purchase in a single submission in Vanguard (though clearly multiple steps on their end). The new app seems to only offer sending money to money market settlement, before waiting two days to
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Need http/2 for grpc, which is certainly gaining popularity these days
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by bpicolo 4y ago
More backend focus - databases, cron, backend apps - while keeping the netlify-experience frontend goal
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Hah, I'm a bad person to ask because I'm managing now. I've used much more React professionally, but I still find myself much more productive in the Vue ecosystem. I don't often collide with company cultures that require
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Daisy/Tailwind + Vue3 is my favorite front end toolset to date.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
There are several industries where wire for million dollar+ transactions are the norm. Seems like a real enabler in those spaces?
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by bpicolo 5y ago
To be fair monitors were only about that size in total at the time
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Heck, it's worse now - if your data deletion tooling did a good job, there are dozens or hundreds of microservice databases to restore.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Autohiding the dock on the bottom works for me. Don’t need it showing full time - mostly use CMD-space to launch apps.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
It’s not comparatively quick, but you don’t necessarily need quick to scale or be successful
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by bpicolo 5y ago
I’m squatting https://t.fail until I have the blog writing motivation.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
50k-100k reads per second was pretty doable on mysql even back in 2014-2015 era. You can get a 60TB NVMe instance with 96 cores these days - https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/i3en/ . Relational databas
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Jenkins is the most flexible system I've worked with, but Buildkite has been great and just gets the job done reliably. Big fan.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
The real yak was the PHP we wrote along the way?
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by bpicolo 5y ago
You're probably right. Just doesn't scratch quite the same egalitarian itch eh?
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by bpicolo 5y ago
I might be missing the context, but I think the units on the graphs might be off? Currently "Bytes per second". Guessing there should be a multiplier on that?
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by bpicolo 5y ago
There definitely isn't one at feature parity, just better attempts than I've seen in other ecosystems, heh.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
I think Mike’s success is awesome. Sidekiq has created so much value for startups in our industry and can operate up to a scale very few companies have to actually worry about. Other folk have reproduced similar in other ecosystems to succe
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Nothing wrong with having a nice yak wool coat
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Think that means the shares are options contracts. I don't think they own the underlying shares?
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by bpicolo 5y ago
They SPACd before launching a product? Jeez.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
> it's better to have a working profitable project with bad code, than a perfect unfinished project, with meticulously chosen design patterns. A lot of businesses were built on PHP this way
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by bpicolo 5y ago
“Low prices on toothpast” Ads with text interpolation are hilarious
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by bpicolo 5y ago
> but asking 10$ for a mobile game was kinda unheard of Kind of crazy that the whole market was defined by shovelware
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Might be a browser extension mucking things up? Ad blockers, etc
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Theoretically the goal of SSO systems, just hard in practice with inconsistent implementation and the SSO tax [0] [0]: https://sso.tax/

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