hermanradtke

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by hermanradtke 3y ago
Last time I used solr the facets were defined in the schema so Lucene could create and index on that field.
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Pre-RFC: WASM compilation of proc macros(internals.rust-lang.org)
5 points by hermanradtke 3y ago|0 comments
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
What I like about this approach is that it maps well to different teams. The ops team can own the bottom 3 and product teams can own the top 3.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
The JS eco-system (npm, React, etc)? Sure. Let us also acknowledge that JavaScript, the language, has been prioritizing backwards compatibility before golang even existed.
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Preventing Overload with Graceful Feature Degradation(usenix.org)
2 points by hermanradtke 3y ago|0 comments
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HashiCorp Switches to BSL License(hashicorp.com)
68 points by hermanradtke 3y ago|3 comments
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
The import from URL feature on Google docs is perfect for importing mermaid.live diagrams to accompany the text. A mermaid.live URL contains the complete diagram state, which allows anyone to follow the original URL, make modifications and
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
This is also true of SaaS dev tools. There are plenty of ways to reduce friction. In this case, mold could have offered a 30 day commercial license to the company to demo the linker and see if the ROI was worth it.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
Talking is a superset of > synchronizing dependencies, tools, and releases
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
Nice QoL improvements. Hurl is my go-to for any Postman-like problem. It is much easier to maintain and share hurl script then it is for me to share a Postman json blob.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
> OceanGate had previously taken the Titan to this depth to visit the Titanic. So, it was "proven". Surely there was a large amount of tail risk.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
The sudo-rs Cargo.toml [1] file seems very reasonable. This is the curse of being cross platform. The inclusion of https://github.com/Stebalien/tempfile as a dependency is responsible for the overwhelming majority of l
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
Apollo has repeatedly said they will pay, but the amount being asked way too high. Also, no where near enough time has been given to make a change to a pay model.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
As an engineer, I am the same way. Since I’ve been working more closely with sales I have learned the overwhelming majority of people are not like this.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
This would have been perfect for the original ytmnd Now I miss that place…
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
The hypermedia response is not intended to be a bag of data that the client parses and transforms into a view. The HTML response is the view. This is how the basic web works. The browser (as a client) knows how to render HTML. HTML also pro
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
This is literally how esm support in node works today unless you turn on an experimental feature flag. https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/esm-node.html
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
They may recrawl every 2 days and make 100,000 parallel requests.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
Especially since server side rendering react is a lot more expensive than server side rendering something like a mustache template.
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by hermanradtke 3y ago
> you want a declarative source of truth for what the schema looks like today, not a chain of changes that only tell you that after computing the combined effect Applying a series of migrations to get a final db schema is not much differ
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How We Built Our Embedded World Demo on Rust for QNX(ferrous-systems.com)
1 points by hermanradtke 4y ago|0 comments
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
The same way a web browser knows how or interpret html. The client is written against the spec. The API drives the behavior, just like html does. This is great in theory, but very hard to do in practice.
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
The git ignore file set up prevents accidental pollution. A script and/or symlinks is overhead.
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
It will now…
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
Most languages are compiled or transpired into another representation. For TypeScript, source maps can help with the debugging. The live reloading dev server is just a wrapper around your code. You should still be able to use the browsers d
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
This is only true on the browser. Server-side JS has threads: https://nodejs.org/api/worker_threads.html
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
Scalars like this are so dangerous. A New Type would help here, but this is much easier to say in hindsight.
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
I don’t disagree that GitHub should tone down the gamification. However, I do disagree with this: > which shows an extremely flawed gauge of the work you're doing (Code review, Issues, etc) Reviewing code and triaging issues is real
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
The DNS cache in hot-shots is broken. That is why we added the UDP socket options. https://github.com/brightcove/hot-shots/issues/223
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by hermanradtke 4y ago
Using an IP address will still call dns.lookup and waste an extra tick. The tl;dr is that you need to write your own lookup function.

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