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by jeremycarter 3y ago
I am also working on a similar solution. How far did you get?
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by jeremycarter 3y ago
Keep the monolith but break your system up into virtual actors. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/orleans/overview
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
I used to write HTAs all the time. Active Desktop anyone?
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Great resource. Do you teach teams virtually?
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Couldn't agree more!
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Yep. I would avoid this library.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
It's poor design
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Our concern is in the core design of the product offering that shows some big weaknesses. Nobody is being deliberately critical here.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Typescript was born of JScript. Check the history and the docs.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
I have seen a .NET project that did something similar to this, it was called Bridge. That was 8 years ago no sure if it's still available.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
It's also interesting to compare energy usage. Intel has RAPL which allows you to measure the joules of a certain program or processor. We should be focusing not just on performance but also on environmental runtime impact.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
A common pitfall. FastAPI is orders of magnitude slower than Java or .NET. A simple expressjs API outperforms it, especially with concurrent users.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Have you got a spare 30 minutes to have a look at my pitch deck? How can I contact you?
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Why so defensive?
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
This is the correct answer. Not the cool answer.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
I've been saying a similar thing for years too. Anyone want to team up to make attempt #27 at this problem?
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Great library! Thanks for sharing
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
I'm looking to show HN my project next month and would love to know a good strategy to avoid the hug of death.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
That would be great. I just really liked reading your feedback!
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
What's your product? I'd love to test it.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Massive fan of Mailsac! Great offering.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Did you manage to download all the photos and videos? Just asking for a friend of mine...
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
PVCs and PACs are premature ventricular and atrial contractions. There is also some recent studies treating arrythmias with vegus nerve stimulation too that's why I'm saying youve really got to be careful.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Important advice. As a person who has PVCs and PACs I would say avoid anything that isn't medical grade and advised by your cardiologist/specialist doctor.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
You are 100% correct. The best kind of correct
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
A shout out to Orleans https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/orleans/
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
I'd argue that Java/C# with Typescript is still a reasonable mix to maintain, they're not entirely foreign.
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
They form the type safety
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
Not to derail this conversation but I would love to hear more about this use case. If you don't mind could you contact me? https://github.com/jeremylcarter
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by jeremycarter 4y ago
This is a great little library! Well done! Several years ago I wrote this tiny (very flakey) in memory topic producer cache - https://github.com/jeremylcarter/PartitionCache . The purpose was to create something like Ev

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