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Show HN: Shuck – a fast shell linter written in Rust(github.com)
8 points by ewhauser421 5mo ago|1 comments
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by ewhauser421 5mo ago
If you're all in on Go and AI, you might want to take a look at: https://github.com/ewhauser/gbash It's a just-bash like variant implemented in Go. Useful for giving a managed bash tool to your agents without
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by ewhauser421 1y ago
Nice! Ive been wanting to try this ever since PGLite came out. Anything that won’t work if you tried this as a drop in replacement for a full PG instance in tests? Maybe extensions? Any benchmarks?
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by ewhauser421 1y ago
Bazel is an investment to learn for sure but your effort estimates are way overblown. We have a Python, Go, and Typescript monorepo that I setup for our team and rarely have to touch anything. Engineers rarely think about Bazel as we use Ga
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by ewhauser421 2y ago
timestamppb.New(time) is hard to figure out?
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by ewhauser421 3y ago
Just verify the SHA of the tarball a la Bazel?
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by ewhauser421 4y ago
It's weird to me that GitHub doesn't have larger machines types available for actions yet. I don't want to bother with a self-hosted runner just to get more CPUs. They have much larger machines available for Codespaces - why
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by ewhauser421 5y ago
Congrats - PIOSolver is an amazing program. What are the future plans for it? It would be great if you didn't need a PhD to set it up though. I keep wondering if I'm actually training myself using the right solutions or not based
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by ewhauser421 5y ago
The irony of Honeycomb using an open source tool from Datadog is not lost on me =)
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by ewhauser421 6y ago
Patrick, I think Stripe does a lot of things right, but your comments back in 2018 certainly indicated that Billing could be used in perpetuity: "- For existing customers, there's no pricing change. You just get more functionality
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
Is Coinbase willing to make their guide on how to stay safe when working from home public? It’s a link in the doc.
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
(Beam has a DirectRunner which is just in memory)
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
Why not Apache Beam? It doesn’t require Spark or Flink
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
Have you thought about open sourcing the non-AI pieces? It would be great for other researchers so they wouldn’t have to build the poker pieces from scratch
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
Neal - super interesting stuff. Couple of questions: 1) What were the reasons for choosing 6-handed play (assuming logistical and costs)? It would be interesting to see how the bot’s strategy would differ in a full ring game. 2) Are there a
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
I’ve been using ActiveInbox to achieve the same thing. It’s not perfect - and has been a bit buggy with the redesign - but its been an effective tool for me.
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by ewhauser421 7y ago
Google announced Dataflow SQL recently. Not too many details on it yet but should be close to what you want
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by ewhauser421 8y ago
To be clear, we spent $10M+ annually on AWS at a previous company. We do not spend that amount at my current employer.
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by ewhauser421 8y ago
I see a lot of Google Cloud bashing on this thread, so thought I'd share my viewpoint as a customer. We've been a Google Cloud customer for close to a year now and just recently signed a deal to move all of our infrastructure over