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by brunoluiz 6y ago
I am curious to see if this will mean a shift to more efficient languages (Go or Rust) for Lambda services, as usually people default to JS
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Romain Grosjean survived the biggest crash in modern F1 history(wired.co.uk)
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Most likely, if companies start considering this as a real metric for raises or promotions, someone will come up with ways to fake data to increase stats. Besides, it doesn't seem prudent to gamify something so relative.
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Let's encrypt is not run for profit, and is sponsored by many companies. https://letsencrypt.org/about/ https://www.abetterinternet.org/
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
I wonder where Qt sits today as a desktop framework. I remember it was quite cool to use it and be able to run it in multiple OS.
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
That is quite interesting. Only issue is to rely on Github Issues for it (it might get messy with too many issues opened). I had this same ~dream of hosting a URL Shortener statically, which lead me to create URLZap. The difference is that
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Around the ORM choice, I would stay with raw SQL Queries and use sqlc with to generate the boilerplate (structs and the repository itself). I have been using it and it is amazing. Only issue it only supports postgres, although it has beta s
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Disney's Realistic and Interactive Robot Gaze(youtube.com)
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
1. There is a little explanation on how I manage to do it on the README, but it uses HTML meta tags for this https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H76.html 2. I left it in `urls` it allows the YAML to be extended. Fo
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Author here. Static site generators, published on Github Pages, are quite popular nowadays. But what about a static URL generator, which allows me to redirect URLs based on static files? I've never heard about such a thing, and usually
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Show HN: URLZap – Your own static URL generator(github.com)
12 points by brunoluiz 6y ago|3 comments
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Is a service for feature flags, where feature flags are a software pattern in a way. If you want to learn more about it, have a look into this: https://martinfowler.com/articles/feature-toggles.html In a nutshell, it a
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
> Cloudflare should be serious about this or they’ll only help Google Analytics in its dominance > The main danger I see after paying for and trying Cloudflare Analytics is that they may not believe in this at all. This is so true! Ho
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Getting good code reviews from your peers(brunoluiz.net)
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Not sure where an ORM would help in this case. If anything, it might get in the way sometimes (in terms of performance), as some queries might not be well optimised. But yeah, people shouldn't just "follow the hype". They sho
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Considering all the bad press Apple is having with devs at the moment (from Spotify and EPIC, to this), I wonder how these behaviours haven’t back-fired yet. At the end of the day, a platform without apps or developers dies (Windows Phone u
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Thanks for the explanation ;) > Each version of GPT has exponentially increasing parameter count What are parameters in this context? > Now people are wondering what GPT-4 can do. If you can write human-level coherent articles or if i
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
As a programmer but without that much of data science background, could someone explain what is the whole hype/breakthrough of GPT-3? I know it generates content that makes sense, "HTML+CSS" and some other text based stuff. B
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
Just imagine if they have to shutdown twitter momentarily —- it has been a long time since the last big fail whale
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
The end goal is goal is different: - Prisma is supposed to use as an ORM and not to be publicly exposed (although you can if you want) - Postgraphile is a way to create an API using only your DB schema as reference. There are some tricks he
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
I guess the jacks need a clean-up after sometime. My lightning jack was not holding the charging cable anymore and I was super desperate to lose access to the phone during Holidays. I went to an Apple Store and they just cleaned-up for me (
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by brunoluiz 6y ago
I don’t know, but in times where search engines are kings, do TLDs really matter? Some people in the past said shorter TLDs ranked better in terms of SEO, but that doesn’t seem to be true either.
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The Olognion – Exquisite tech news(theolognion.com)
24 points by brunoluiz 6y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: Grammarly to Markdown (Browser Extension)(brunoluiz.net)
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Is This the End of Airbnb?(wired.co.uk)
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GraphQL Feat API Gateway(brunoluiz.net)
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The ROI of Writing(berti.me)
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Name Convention Project(github.com)
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Kubernetes Devops Productivity Hacks(brunoluiz.net)
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by brunoluiz 8y ago
https://brunoluiz.net This is my personal blog, with random thoughts and guides around software development. Until last year, I was using my Medium to post stuff. But, as I wanted to own my content and not have issues to post co

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