brunoluiz

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by brunoluiz 2mo ago
Well, the author embodies the true spirit of Hacker News. Without people publishing their experiments or learned things, others wouldn’t learn or feel inspired to ~hack things together.
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How Crossplane providers work and how to implement one(brunoluiz.net)
1 points by brunoluiz 2mo ago|1 comments
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by brunoluiz 2mo ago
Crossplane allows engineers to write Kubernetes controllers without writing controllers (eg: via YAML). Most of the time it works well, but sometimes custom Golang is required so teams can implement a custom provider, which is what controls
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by brunoluiz 4mo ago
100% with the author on that one, albeit the performance decay seems to depend on the type of task for me. Simple plumbing tasks seem to run okay with longer running contexts. Also, some colleagues were playing around with RTK ( https:&#x2F
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by brunoluiz 10mo ago
I am curious why the author did not consider ConnectRPC ( http://connectrpc.com/ ), which could be a great middle ground since it is compatible with both Protobuf and JSON served APIs. It is developed by Buf, which has been a
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Naming cloud resources doesn't have to be hard(brunoluiz.net)
2 points by brunoluiz 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A terminal based UI to explore Crossplane traces(github.com)
1 points by brunoluiz 1y ago|0 comments
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by brunoluiz 2y ago
Is it somehow related to GoReleaser? I saw GoReleaser supports multiple languages now as well
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OpenTofu Is Going GA(opentofu.org)
31 points by brunoluiz 3y ago|2 comments
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Blue/Green Deployment in AWS Aurora PostgreSQL and RDS for PostgreSQL(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by brunoluiz 3y ago|0 comments
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by brunoluiz 3y ago
I thought you had mistyped template there but actually no, templ is some other package different from the stdlib one. I had a quick look on its documentation and it seems quite neat! I was hoping that bud with svelte compilation would fill
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by brunoluiz 3y ago
Hi, author here: please do have a look on the first part, in which I give a bit more context on some decisions I had to go through https://brunoluiz.net/blog/2022/nov/low-downtime-postgres-up... Observe that
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Low downtime Postgres upgrade: the runbook (AWS Aurora)(brunoluiz.net)
1 points by brunoluiz 3y ago|1 comments
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Let's Talk about Helm(gist.github.com)
1 points by brunoluiz 3y ago|0 comments
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PgBouncer is useful, important, and fraught with peril(jpcamara.com)
229 points by brunoluiz 3y ago|73 comments
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by brunoluiz 3y ago
Isn’t engineering an exact science while prompt engineering is completely not? Although, even software engineering being an exact science, it is a funny one: most of us don’t get certified as like, let’s say, mechanical engineers do. Would
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by brunoluiz 3y ago
Out of curiosity: has anyone found or know the list of trade-offs? There is not free lunch, and the single-threaded model gives certainly consistency guarantees… but what else?
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by brunoluiz 4y ago
Author here: after a long process to achieve the low downtime, I am quite keen to test the blue/green deployment RDS feature AWS released last month (currently only available to RDS MySQL). It will certainly make it way easier to upgra
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Low downtime Postgres upgrade: I want to believe (part I)(brunoluiz.net)
4 points by brunoluiz 4y ago|1 comments
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Diversity and Inclusion in Tech: Who Bears Responsibility?(jaminologist.com)
1 points by brunoluiz 4y ago|0 comments
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ImageWand: Privacy-first image conversion experiment with Golang and WASM(brunoluiz.net)
5 points by brunoluiz 4y ago|0 comments
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by brunoluiz 4y ago
That is a very nice app and, funnily enough, I was doing this manually (via Trainline) yesterday after watching this Wendover Production video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9jirFqex6g . One suggestion for the app: allow u
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PostgreSQL Interface for Google Spanner(cloud.google.com)
11 points by brunoluiz 4y ago|4 comments
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Improving Vimeo’s policy on video bandwidth(vimeo.com)
1 points by brunoluiz 5y ago|0 comments
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by brunoluiz 5y ago
For those outside supported regions: https://web.archive.org/web/20220320011705/https://myfox8.co...
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by brunoluiz 5y ago
Does anyone know why the covers were usually like this in the 70s? They are so characteristic and replicated across many books that I bet there is some back story EDIT: wrong decade there
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by brunoluiz 5y ago
Go back two centuries… people said exactly the same about Impressionists. Then afterwards about Modernists. So on, and so forward. Many artists went nowhere back then, others used their experiments to create masterpieces. It is always relat
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by brunoluiz 5y ago
I guess if the user install, it should be able to play (haven't tried). But, because this would require extra steps, I preferred to just have the ST + VP9 to Firefox. In future versions, I could give an options page where the user can
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by brunoluiz 5y ago
I don't have anything against meme GIFs: they are short and meant to be repeatable, so all good. But, as I wrote in the post, I came across too many GIFs with demos, tutorials or animated diagrams on GitHub and NPM. This was the motiva
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by brunoluiz 5y ago
Yeah, I had the same feeling that MV3 has been rushed and is not 100% ready. The other issue as well is that Mozilla and Google roadmaps are quite different, so you might end-up having to support both MV2 and MV3 for a while at least. And e

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