joevandyk

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by joevandyk 8y ago
Does anyone miss or want type checking when working with Elixir? After working with Ruby to build large systems for so long, I'm missing a little bit of the safety that types provide. Typescript has been great.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Crowd Cow employee here. Animal welfare is incredibly important to us, and is the reason why many of us work here. We will look into ways of improving our messaging.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Branch off the release branch for fixes to it. Then merge back into release and develop branch.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Server is supposed to check authentication/authorization through some method. If HTTP, that’s done via setting some information in the request headers, be it a cookie, or basic auth, or token auth, or similar. CORS is done by the brows
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Sometimes joins (and left joins) can be much more expensive than if the foreign keys are in a single indexable column.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Time the queries out after X seconds. Limit people to X seconds of query time each hour.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
There’s a social and economic understanding that Redhat works hard to keep malicious code out of their distributions. That doesn’t exist with containers pulled from joevandyk/postgresql.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
https://downdetector.com/status/fox-news/news/216662-problem...
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Then you should use nginx or haproxy ;)
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by joevandyk 8y ago
Seems simpler to do this at the load balancer level. That way you can use the same strategy for any type of application.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
There’s nothing that stops you from using all those things in Rails migrations.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
If you can store events in a sql database and use transactions and use idempotent APIs, a lot of those issues go away.
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by joevandyk 8y ago
More on mantis shrimp: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/mantis_shrimp
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by joevandyk 8y ago
I’m sure you are aware but AWS has a newish loaf balancer now: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/appl...
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Kalmbach Media announces marketing partnership with Nautilus magazine(kalmbach.com)
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Spending time to help improve Amazon's documentation helps more than just Amazon, doesn't it?
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Why do people put in countless hours of free labor for Jimmy Wales?
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by joevandyk 9y ago
How do you deploy updates to the docker containers without downtime?
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by joevandyk 9y ago
https://blog.anayrat.info/en/2017/11/26/postgresql---jsonb-a... explains this problem in more detail.
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by joevandyk 9y ago
It would be a hiring point for me for someone that became quickly comfortable and productive in a language that was unfamiliar.
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Salt water is buoyant. If you know how to float, it doesn’t take much energy.
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by joevandyk 9y ago
I started work at Crowd Cow earlier this year as a way to feel better about what I eat. Our goal is to let people know about their food and purchase from farms they like. https://www.crowdcow.com
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by joevandyk 9y ago
I think that’s called “counting sheep”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counting_sheep
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Anyone have any recommendations for getting k8s on a 3 machine system, like Digital Ocean or OVH?
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Active Admin is fine for CRUD things.
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Confused how that's not tying allowance to chores.
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by joevandyk 9y ago
I've never been served wrong by constantly asking these questions: 1. How hard is this code to change? 2. How hard is this code to delete? 3. How hard is this code to test? Code that is hard to change, delete, and test is bad. Code tha
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by joevandyk 9y ago
A "churn" metric would show if a given piece of code is getting changed frequently. That can identify hot spots in the code.
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by joevandyk 9y ago
You are using a large spot instance on ecs?
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by joevandyk 9y ago
Where?

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