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by jspdown 1y ago
Traefik maintainer here. I can confirm that bring-your-own certificates, ACME, and mTLS are all included in the OSS version. For enterprise users, Traefik Hub also provides seamless integration with HashiCorp Vault. Regarding the cache midd
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by jspdown 1y ago
Traefik maintainer here. Documentation quality has been a common complaint. Previously, we only provided reference documentation and relied on the community to create tutorials and guides. Based on feedback like yours, we've completed
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by jspdown 1y ago
With today's state of LLMs and Agents, it's still not good for all the tasks. It took me couple of weeks before being able to correctly adjust on what I can ask and what I can expect. As a result, I don't use Claude Code for
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by jspdown 1y ago
I share the same experience. Looking at diffs inside a terminal is as helpful as looking at diffs inside GitHub. I need code navigation to fully understand the impact of a code change or just the code base. I exclusively use Claude Code the
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by jspdown 1y ago
It's the 5 best years that you have left to live. It's not nothing indeed.
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by jspdown 1y ago
Yes exactly, each situation is different. As a team you constantly need to assess whether a dependency should be brought in or of a re-implementation is not better. Sometimes, the re-implementation is so specific to you actual problem that
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by jspdown 1y ago
There's no free meal and adding a dependency is far from being free. Each dependency you add needs to be carefully reviewed, each of its update as well. Though, apparently many people just YOLO this part.
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by jspdown 1y ago
> Jules creates a PR of the changes. Approve the PR, merge it to your branch, and publish it on GitHub. Then, who is testing the change? Even for a dependency update with a good test coverage, I would still test the change. What takes ti
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Exploiting MCP Tool Parameters(hiddenlayer.com)
1 points by jspdown 1y ago|0 comments
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by jspdown 1y ago
> That said, I hope this does not result in the production of evermore things at the cost of nature! It will for sure! Just today the impact is collosal. As an example, people used to read technical documentation, now, they ask LLMs. Wh
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by jspdown 1y ago
I'm a bit worried about the social impacts. When a sector collapses and become irrelevant, all its workers no longer need to be employed. Some will no longer have any useful qualifications and won't be able to find another job. Th
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by jspdown 1y ago
I share the same opinion. While it looks like a productivity boost, there's a clear price to pay. The more you use it, the less you learn and the less you are able to assess quality.
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by jspdown 1y ago
Could you be more specific? How Jetbrain's approach is different?
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by jspdown 1y ago
All the digital artists I know don't use and want new features in Photophop. And more generally, most non-tech businesses values more stability than having new features. Single bill makes a lot of sense for many users.
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by jspdown 2y ago
Permissions and performances. But we could argue that if webapps were more used on mobiles, new APIs would have been opened to facilitate cross-app integrations.
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by jspdown 2y ago
I don't think organization will be able to do this themselves. Transforming vague ideas into a product requires an intermediary step, a step that is already part of our daily job. I don't see this step going away before a very lon
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by jspdown 2y ago
Regarding job security, in maybe 10 years (human and companies are slow to adapt), I think this revolution will force us to choose between mostly 2 career paths: - The product engineer: highly if not completely AI driven. The human supervis
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by jspdown 2y ago
When the design closely aligns with the real world problem it solves, communication pathways are natural and you don't really have to care much about them. What matters is the Actor's role and making sure it represent a strong do
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by jspdown 2y ago
I worked for multiple companies remotely and the thing that worked the best for me was: - Everyone must be connected to Discord in an audio room. - Encourage pair programming. - Record every meeting make them available to everyone. - Log e
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Introduction to Redis Streams(redis.io)
2 points by jspdown 2y ago|0 comments
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by jspdown 2y ago
Can't agree more. I have the feeling I've been in a similar situation very recently and following this principle would have served me better. That's really the piece from this article I will bring home.
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by jspdown 2y ago
Already posted recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40937119 (1178 points) Many interesting discussion there.
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by jspdown 2y ago
Could you elaborate on this? Why do you think it's a bad idea?
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Ignoring slow-running tests in Go(jvt.me)
1 points by jspdown 2y ago|0 comments
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by jspdown 2y ago
It might not be suitable for your use case but, have you tried ACME DNS challenge delegation to a different one hosted by yourself?
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by jspdown 2y ago
If you like Caddy for it's ACME capabilities, then you might enjoy Traefik as well. It supports HTTP, TLS ALPN and DNS challenges and can be configured in one line as well.
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by jspdown 3y ago
At first it would be a big win for companies. But as jobs gets absorbed, the productivity boost will become pointless. The pool of potential buyers will shrink because of unemployment and we will end up with the opposite of what you are des
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by jspdown 3y ago
You can always make your code self explanatory, but the cost in abstraction and maintenance results sometimes a negative ROI. In such cases, writting comments is often the best solution. There's some excitment in identifying those, and
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by jspdown 3y ago
I'm leaving in France, not off-grid and not very far from a big city. We still don't have fiber connection available yet. What I'm saying is that we are a lot in this situation, even in developed countries. Those that accept
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by jspdown 3y ago
The state of the web is very sad. Most people with a fiber connection don't even notice how slow it became. But when you are still on a 2Mbps connection, this is just plain horrible. I'm in this case, it's terribly painful.

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