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by bpicolo 5y ago
Sporadic database performance issues can certainly make you feel that way. They are definitely not trivially debugged at scale
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by bpicolo 5y ago
The composition feels a lot closer to the "ratom" concept from the Clojurescript ecosystem ( https://github.com/day8/re-frame/blob/master/docs/flow-mecha... ) than it does hooks. I don'
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by bpicolo 5y ago
I have to say, I've never felt this in the Vue ecosystem. It's relative simplicity in state management, and slower relative paradigm shifts have been pleasant. The 2->3 shift wasn't perfectly done (and it did split the sta
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Does the mac studio potentially replace the mac pro concept? It seems targeted at exactly the audience that mac pros targeted (ridiculous amounts of video simul-editing)
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by bpicolo 5y ago
RS in general has uniquely good questing (RS3 has made some truly great experiences). They go so far past "collect 10 bear butts" in a way no other game I've encountered does (though one could argue that story-driven games si
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by bpicolo 5y ago
I don't believe you need consent to log, generally speaking. Sharing PII-laden logs with a third party? Sure. The line is somewhere between that, but typical server-side logging usually won't require any sort of consent. GDPR didn
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by bpicolo 5y ago
S3 is often essentially a database in these scenarios. You store columnar data format files in S3, and various analytical systems can query with S3 as a massive backing storage.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
If the dead company stops paying the bills, Amazon can definitely delete that.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
.NET 5 nixed the "Core" naming I think. It's all .NET now. (They kept "ASP.NET Core" for libraries)
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by bpicolo 5y ago
> Super important to keep these sort of patches lowkey and to try to stuff them into larger commits That's a bananas philosophy
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by bpicolo 5y ago
That is probably an issue - suspect developers ultimately are going to pick the cheap-for-them version. (Probably what happened in my case)
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by bpicolo 5y ago
People are going to be very disappointed by their heating bills. Electric heating is expensive as hell, and gas is usually included in rent. My small studio a few years back was +200$ in winter months with crummy electric heat.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Commercial woks put out 5-10x the heat of a home range. Commercial induction exists too, but needs a lot more power than a home setup
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Every project has bugs. Log4j just also happens to have literally the most scrutiny on the planet right now. That's actually a great thing for the long term health of the project - it's getting a whole lot of free auditing right n
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by bpicolo 5y ago
That's the best part - tests never commit data. Everything that happens is within the transaction, and only visible to that test. It doesn't let you test interactions of parallelized code doing independent/interacting databas
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by bpicolo 5y ago
> 3. Does not allow running multiple test simultaneously. It does with almost every form of transaction isolation mode. Read uncommitted in Postgres still behaves as read committed, so in Postgres you're never missing the mark here
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Though it does assume that people care about transfer of the token instead of the physical good.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Because the materials that go into production are located in Asia. It's the second, third, fourth order dependencies that are challenging. Relocating would mean both building up entire verticals from raw material and all stages of proc
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by bpicolo 5y ago
I would bet there's a very large population of people that use a smart phone and have never touched a computer.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Does that include the AWS launched M1 instances last week?
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Where would you say Solr falls short? In terms of search - it's definitely the case that ES has expanded beyond that (metrics, apm...)
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by bpicolo 5y ago
The 165 guideline is for instantaneous heat. With sous-vide, you pasteurize to the same degree with lower heat for a longer time.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Forms are one of those things that are so much easier to manage in Vue (and no extra dependencies) https://v3.vuejs.org/guide/forms.html
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by bpicolo 5y ago
This is what Facebook's Bigpipe was doing in 2010. https://engineering.fb.com/2010/06/04/web/bigpipe-pipelining...
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by bpicolo 5y ago
You may underestimate the ingenuity of non-developers hacking on no-code platforms. They end up thinking a lot more like developers than one might think. Our operations organization has independently arrived at some things pretty darn adjac
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by bpicolo 5y ago
That's definitely relevant for nodejs apps, but running js client side is a very different risk profile from running arbitrary scripts on the computer or server doing an npm install.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Many mass market fish sauces cheat with MSG-equivalents. Definitely some great pure (salt + fish) sauces out there - like Red Boat.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
You can get an SD case for a micro SD card for less than 5 bucks. Can't adapt the other way inside a slot.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Depends on the games you play. Some publishers are good about this, some aren't. Worth checking.
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by bpicolo 5y ago
Pretty excited for Go 1.18 for that reason! Will likely take some time for the ecosystem to shuffle out good solutions for different bits, though

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