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Durable Execution with Restate [video](youtube.com)
1 points by johtso 2y ago|0 comments
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by johtso 2y ago
Love the sound of this tool! Seems a bit of a shame to permanently delete anything that's been completed, sometimes it's really useful to have a record of what you've been working on.
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by johtso 2y ago
Maybe those links could be updated in some automated way?
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by johtso 2y ago
That's one thing that's really nice about Cloudflare workers, you're billed on CPU time, not duration, so you can happily make slow requests to other services.
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by johtso 2y ago
It asks me to enter a species and I can't enter Latin plant names?
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by johtso 2y ago
The label "Sign in with your corporate ID" for GitHub sign in seems a little odd..
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by johtso 2y ago
Doesn't anything involving requests to other services inherently have to be idempotent because there's still a chance of a communication error resulting in an unknown outcome of the action? You don't know if the "widget
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by johtso 2y ago
As someone just getting into gleam, and without much functional programming experience, this article really clearly explained something that I hadn't really considered the significance of. Makes me appreciate the pipe syntax all the mo
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by johtso 2y ago
Arc are planning on building a built in adblocker https://x.com/joshm/status/1728926780600508716
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by johtso 2y ago
Right.. I always assumed that one day I could dump my location history into a geospatial database and query it. Now I'm hearing that you can't even get historical data through takeout anymore?
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by johtso 2y ago
What the hell?? Seriously? There's no way to get my historical location data anymore? I always assumed I could rely on my google location history as a way to look back at where I've been throughout my life..
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by johtso 2y ago
How about the scenario of a stolen device that's logged into the service. The victim logs in on another computer to try and reset their password and lock the thief out of the compromised account. This can't be done without revocat
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by johtso 2y ago
I think Morgan Freeman is a useful comparison to make. Imitations of his voice have been used in a lot of political campaign videos (not sure how many of them got permission). An imitation of his voice was also used in a UK "morethan&q
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by johtso 2y ago
I agree, I find so much of the art of modern magic cards completely uninspiring. They all look the same. Old magic cards had an element of the strange and the quirky. Sometimes the designs bordered on naive. Hand painted illustrations had a
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by johtso 2y ago
This is another Orson Welles classic, outtakes from a frozen food radio commercial: https://archive.org/details/findusfoods_orsonwells
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Axios Adds Fetch Adapter(github.com)
1 points by johtso 2y ago|1 comments
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by johtso 2y ago
This seems like a pretty big deal! A huge number of libraries rely on Axios, and with the growing popularity of alternative serverless runtimes, these libraries can't be used because of the dependency on XHR.
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by johtso 2y ago
Agreed, I've used this for a number of years and have been happy with it, very straightforward free service.
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by johtso 2y ago
One thing that I didn't enjoy when taking Zed for a spin was the default of prettifying my code on-save. I feel like that's something that shouldn't be enabled by default. People are most likely going to try and jump in editi
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by johtso 2y ago
Turso is sqlite not postgresql
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by johtso 2y ago
You can even put a button on a sheet to trigger a script
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by johtso 2y ago
Looks neat! Seems very limited though.. like you can't even insert multiple lines in one request?
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by johtso 3y ago
This is beautiful! Definitely worth looking at the examples in the Github repo: https://github.com/ClickHouse/adsb.exposed/ I particularly like the example of helicopters following the river Thames in London: htt
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by johtso 3y ago
This is super exciting! The bit about being able to chain methods and have it only make one request is wild!
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Cloudflare acquires Baselime to expand serverless application observability(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by johtso 3y ago|0 comments
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by johtso 3y ago
Just made exactly the same comment, the xz maintainer is clearly the proverbial "random guy in Nebraska"
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by johtso 3y ago
"Engineers have been circulating an old, famous-among-programmers web comic about how all modern digital infrastructure rests on a project maintained by some random guy in Nebraska. (In their telling, Mr. Freund is the random guy from
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by johtso 3y ago
I never use cheques, but had a strange cheque related situation a few years ago. For some reason an empty bank account that I never use had gone £100 overdrawn, supposedly due to a cheque that had been cached, and was racking up fees. After
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by johtso 3y ago
Reading back my comment now, I know what you mean! I guess "piece" would have been a better word, or even just "music".
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by johtso 3y ago
"While the Baroque rules of Chess could only have been created by humans, the rules of Go are so elegant, organic, and rigorously logical that if intelligent life forms exist elsewhere in the universe they almost certainly play Go.&quo

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