cwilper

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   by cwilper 3y ago

   I used to approach problems bottom-up, and I often prefer it when I'm working on my own because I do feel I have a much deeper understanding of the system as a whole that way. But on larger teams, and especially teams with junior devel
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   by cwilper 3y ago

   What would be great is a tiered storage service or library where oft-accessed data is in R2 and infrequently accessed has metadata in R2 but blobs in the cheaper S3 storage tiers or Glacier.
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   by cwilper 3y ago

   This is a fascinating topic that doesn't get the attention it deserves. The idea of trusting a single entity (the family computer expert, a single company, or a government agency) to be the sole host or custodian of important records a
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   by cwilper 3y ago

   Yep, the guy has a gift. I've never touched a line of Clojure or looked at Datomic, but I'm repeatedly inspired by Rich's talks, which I come back to often.
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   by cwilper 12y ago

   I did something similar to this a while back, called qdupe[0], written in Python. It doesn't do the deleting for you, but is very fast at identifying duplicates if you have a lot to compare. Based on the fastdup algorithm. [0] https:&
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   by cwilper 15y ago

   Very cool service you've got there. My advice is to get your order page going over SSL asap. Stripe's API is neat, but users don't care -- lack of encryption on a page asking me for a CC# gives off a shady vibe. Good luck!