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by hosh 4y ago
This looks interesting too, though no OTP out-of-the-box: https://docs.rs/axiom/latest/axiom/
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by hosh 4y ago
I don’t remember the name and I don’t remember if it is tokio or something else. However, I did find this: https://docs.rs/genserver/latest/genserver/ I will keep looking. Keep in mind, BEAM uses a preemptive
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by hosh 4y ago
Our team had worked on an Elixir app for a couple years, before splitting off game logic into Dotnet. Scaling the dotnet server was a much different beast: - It wasn't designed to crash on failure. It uses thread pools with no supervis
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by hosh 4y ago
I think it is misleading to frame this as "behavior". I think what we really have are battle-tested concurrency patterns, which then uses the language feature called "behavior" to implement. This collection of battle-tes
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by hosh 4y ago
Our ops team standardized on UTC (though not all of our tools support that). When we talk to stakeholders and customer-facing folks though, tend to convert it to local time.
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by hosh 4y ago
We have used those notebooks for: - Incidents, collecting different metrics and showing them next to each other, with comments - Longer-term reliability debugging. They can form a kind of ad-hoc dashboard. These are usually issues that degr
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by hosh 4y ago
While I would like to ingest every one, cost is a factor. Even if we were self-hosting, there's a cost to ingesting and storing every single span. And even if we are able to pay for ingesting 100%, not everything is practical to be ing
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by hosh 4y ago
I have seen it around, but didn't know it was open source. If you guys are working on correlation, then I will definitely be watching this. Consistent link urls that can be shared is also useful. Hopefully someone else will contribute
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by hosh 4y ago
I don't know if we got a discount for an annual contract, or if the annual contract pricing was published on the website. But we were able to work out things like, using seasonal pricing because our traffic is seasonal.
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by hosh 4y ago
When we switched off of AppSignal, since our instrumentation as deeply intertwined with our code, it took a while to change that over to Otel. But at least now, being Otel, theoretically if we want to change it to a different vendor, we can
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by hosh 4y ago
We use DD, and we have to use Otel for our Elixir apps to ingest spans into DD because there are no DD SDKs for Elixir or Erlang. From the perspective of a customer, I can tell you that DD already has quite a bit of a moat. Their main compe
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by hosh 4y ago
I thought that Arrows ( https://www.haskell.org/arrows/ ) can handle conditionals, and the splitting and joining of concurrent streams of computation? Is there something novel about this approach that is distinct from Ar
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by hosh 4y ago
Yes. I could not tell whether I was enabling or disabling cookies. I don't know whether that was badly done, or a dark pattern.
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by hosh 4y ago
I restarted with Kalid Azad’s Math, Better Explained . It approached math first by intuition, and then worked out to refine it with proofs.
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by hosh 4y ago
My main concern isn't whether ChatGPT will kill off anything, like journalism. Instead, my concern is that this will create a Internet-wide echo chamber. I've seen what happens when an individual human enter a delusional feedback
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by hosh 4y ago
There's a lot of this article I agree with. Some of the key things I disagree with are: 1. That the shaman's job is sensemaking for the community 2. That the shaman's job is useless in the modern world I think the modern worl
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by hosh 4y ago
Could also be "The Return of the System76 AMD-Only Laptop"
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by hosh 4y ago
On the other hand San Francisco’s hardiness zone is 10a, 10b. If there is enough sun, it can support zone 10 tropical plants without a greenhouse, sunken or otherwise.
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by hosh 4y ago
From what I remember, the Bay Area doesn’t have enough porous layers to absorb water. It’s rocky ground and bedrock. You don’t need to put the sunken greenhouse at the lowest point. Layer some berms below the greenhouse on the slope — effec
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by hosh 4y ago
Water harvesting is also a part of permaculture design. It depends on variability of the rain, the slope you are working with. I have a two-volume book from Brad Lancaster with all about design patterns for harvesting and managing water, wh
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by hosh 4y ago
These design ideas are old. It’s more that our civilization did not value this and never planned housing like this. There are other patterns that can harvest sun, rain and wind. North facing can work well if you’re in a place that recieves
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by hosh 4y ago
Earthship designs involves an integrated greenhouse, which helps passively regulate the interior, as well as part of the greywater treatment system. Use of greenhouses, sunken or not, is one of the permaculture design patterns.
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by hosh 4y ago
In Japan’s case, their aging population does not result from a myth of global overpopulation. During the recession in the 90s, firms stopped hiring. However, they only hired graduating university students, to train in their methods and for
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by hosh 4y ago
Some pretty good stuff leading to work on computing that can survive societal collapse.
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by hosh 4y ago
It is surprising. Just as surprising to me was walking my dogs down my street a couple months ago, and hearing one of my neighbors loudly talking about software that is free from corporate and government interference, and that you can see t
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by hosh 4y ago
I noticed that normies — my extended relatives, SCA folks I know, neighbors — spend their time on mobile and not on the desktop. And Windows is as frustrating to them as anything else. They don’t really care if it is Windows or Linux; it’s
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by hosh 4y ago
Look for contract work and agencies. Keep an eye open to local businesses that might need some help. I don’t know if the market supports this, but you can also find early stage startups to help out. Attend local tech meetups (esp if they ar
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by hosh 4y ago
I once saw a book written by a former HR manager who states, performance reviews are not really used to get better performance. They are ways for organizations to get documentation to fire you without getting sued for it, if they need it. H
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by hosh 4y ago
There are several attempts to put it back: https://9to5tutorial.com/the-story-of-how-to-make-a-prolog-c... https://github.com/k1complete/exprolog
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by hosh 4y ago
Whether it is a human or a chatbot, I think most people want to know the company behind the product will do right by them and keep promises made. It’s a about trust, not about cheer.

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