hckr1292

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by hckr1292 9mo ago
Right, so all of that is independent of mono vs poly repo.
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by hckr1292 9mo ago
That makes sense when you depend on a shared library. However, if service A depends on endpoint x in service B, then you still have to work out synchronized deployments (or have developers handle this by making multiple separate deployments
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by hckr1292 9mo ago
I’m curious about the authors experience with monorepo for marketing. I’ve found that using static site generators with nontechnical PMs resulted in dissatisfaction and more work for engineers that those PMs could handle independently in Wo
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by hckr1292 9mo ago
Did you use turbo, buck or Bazel? Without monorepo tooling (and the blood, sweat, and tears it takes to hone them for your use cases), you start hitting all kinds of scaling limits in CI.
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by hckr1292 2y ago
Agree about the example! I can't tell if this article is tongue-in-cheek or earnest. I'm unclear on the point the author is trying to make.
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by hckr1292 2y ago
Scalability and cost -- Loki stores the the actual log data on S3 and only keeps an index of a few fields. Log queries that can then efficiently target the (hopefully small) set of files containing the data and loki can re-parse those speci
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by hckr1292 3y ago
nushell is also amazing for exploring data quickly like this! I can't use it as a daily driver shell, but I just call it directly from whatever other shell I'm already in and then ^D back to my prior session when I'm done exp
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by hckr1292 3y ago
I can't live without this anymore! However, occasionally sqlite won't quite guess the type affinity as I'd hoped for a column, then I do have to resort to enumerating all the types. I find it slightly annoying to have to swit
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by hckr1292 3y ago
Full disclosure, I currently work at Mux on the video product. Previously though, I worked at an education startup with user generated video content. Like many others commenting on this thread, I built a simple queuing system using RabbitMQ
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by hckr1292 3y ago
This is why QUIC/http3 is happening right?
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by hckr1292 4y ago
I've never seen nushell as a daily driver -- more as a data exploration tool. Have a random export you want to go splunking in? `nu` from your current zsh session and go wild. When you're done, ^D back to your main zsh session, jo
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by hckr1292 4y ago
Can you saw more about this? I've never heard of anything like this and can't figure out if its genius or silly. Things I'm curious about: * Are you working on a SAAS product or embedded/IoT project or hobby project? * H
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by hckr1292 4y ago
As a Rust fanboy, I mostly agree with this sentiment. Theoretically, Rust should prevent “security” issues arising from memory safety issues like heartbleed (maybe not actually heartbleed) but a good GC would too. I do think Rust does push
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by hckr1292 5y ago
Have you considered making this a frontend to apache arrow or datafusion? It seems like Flink or kSQLdb could use this as an alternative syntax to produce the same physical queries. Love kusto!!
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by hckr1292 5y ago
Half true. The true half is that terraform will work out of the box with basically all clouds and many saas vendors. The untrue half is that terraform does nothing to abstract away the underlying vendor. You cant treat gcp VMs the same as a
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by hckr1292 5y ago
The killer feature of harbormaster is watching the remote repository. Can docker-compose do that? If it can, I should just leverage that feature instead of harbormaster! The nicety here on harbormaster seems to be that there are some ways t
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by hckr1292 5y ago
Seems like a lot lower cognitive load and control. However, doesnt this effectively mean youre building lots of primitives from scratch?
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by hckr1292 5y ago
In my experience trying to configure AAD policies, AWS IAM and (to a very limited extent GCP IAM), it does not generally require a large investment in time. It does require a development account in which the developer has full access to IAM
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by hckr1292 6y ago
Really? I haven't found anything else tempting enough to switch. Everything else I've looked at requires me to compromise on the many amenities I've come to expect from SF. Where would you suggest I look?
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by hckr1292 6y ago
I find this counterintuitive to my own lived experience of being in San Francisco as a programmer. Although my partner and I often talk about relocating, the comforts of San Francisco so far outweigh the disadvantages. Specifically, access
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by hckr1292 6y ago
The http crate seems to be used by many popular frameworks: https://crates.io/crates/http/reverse_dependencies It's used by at least Actix-web, Tide, Hyper, and Warp. Generally, this crate's types aree r
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by hckr1292 6y ago
Yeah, the very type-centric programming flavor of the ecosystem and strict type checking in the compiler mean that Rust developers will generally leverage guarrantees from the Rust compiler for all sorts of interfaces that you would never d
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by hckr1292 6y ago
Can confirm
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by hckr1292 6y ago
The movie raises the question of what advertisers are paying for, and conclude it must be behavior modification. From public service announcements that smoking is bad for you to Tom Selleck endorsing reverse mortgages, it seems advertisers
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by hckr1292 6y ago
Did we both work at a certain edtech company? Seems oddly specific and exactly how I remember our monolith being structured
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Ask HN: Google Alerts Alternatives?
3 points by hckr1292 6y ago|1 comments
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by hckr1292 6y ago
Would you ever turn down a job because of the office layout? I'm not sure if I would, and also not sure what jobs are out there where I could have my own office.
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by hckr1292 7y ago
I've had a similar experience. Switching IP address of my mail server lost me some reputation, but mostly just using the directions mailinabox.email has worked for me
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by hckr1292 7y ago
GAE is incredible and poorly marketed. Its the only serverless product I know of that allows me to use whatever server framework I want (flask, rails, spring) but be blissfully ignorant of the underlying VMs. I spent a week looking all the
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by hckr1292 7y ago
The best critical code reviews I've had focused on the design and completely ignored things like formatting. On balance, formatting is an important part of code health. Hopefully, using auto-formating tools (gofmt and friends) should h

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