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by jspdown 3y ago
Incremental forward-only migrations (non-state based). Then, for the How and When, it mostly depends of your constraints and sizes. There's no silver bullet, it's hard, it require constant thinking, it's a slow and often mul
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by jspdown 3y ago
For local development, I cannot recommend lnav[1] enough. Discovering this tool was a game changer in my day to day life. Adding comments, filtering in/out, prettify and analyse distribution is hard to live without now. I don't th
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by jspdown 3y ago
Instrumentation for everyone but only if you are on Windows. It so sad to see the level of support for Linux in this domain.
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Semi-Automated Go GC Tuning at Uber (2021)(uber.com)
1 points by jspdown 3y ago|0 comments
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Better native form validation (2020)(oliverjam.es)
1 points by jspdown 3y ago|0 comments
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by jspdown 3y ago
Looks really nice and well integrated. I'm a bit surprise to not see any mention of soft body. Does any one know if they've implemented the "small step" paper as well?
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by jspdown 3y ago
I was diving into your code and noticed you were using golang-migrate for running your migration queries. I never heard of it before and the number of databases they support sounds interesting! How was the experience overall with this tool?
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by jspdown 3y ago
I didn't mean to be rude or anything like that. You are probably right, seeing all these positive opinions, there must be value in there. I'm just amazed by the reactions on this post. From the HN crowd I was, wongly, expecting ve
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by jspdown 3y ago
I'm a bit surprised by the comments here. Looks like people really find LLM useful for their day to day work. I'm surprised because I (maybe natively) thought the level of hallucinations in these tool was too prohibitive to get re
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by jspdown 3y ago
I only use it for fun, just to see how it would respond to a particular question. At the moment, I can't find a serious use case for me. I find it really hard to guide the AI in the direction I want or requires extra work I'm not
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WebGPU Cloth Simulation(jspdown.github.io)
1 points by jspdown 3y ago|0 comments
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WebGPU cloth demo using xPBD(github.com)
2 points by jspdown 3y ago|0 comments
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by jspdown 3y ago
Could you give examples of problems you encountered with this approach? The only issue I can think of comes from ignoring the error. You get the same problem with Rust's Result btw. Static analysis helps in this regard, golangci-lint c
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by jspdown 4y ago
Is it legal in the US to send patient data to a third party service? In the context of a scientific study, with explicit patient agreement things are different of course. But I haven't seen any of that in the article.
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by jspdown 4y ago
I can't agree more on this. Most products out there with medium to low traffic can be handled just fine like this. The cost of automation is often not worth the financial effort. There's a dangerous trend in putting microservices
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by jspdown 4y ago
Yes but that's because it's an immediate mode renderer. It feels intuitive and that's why it's the de facto standard for building debug tooling. But this intuitiveness comes at a price! No matter how hard you try, this w
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Validating OpenAPI and JSON Schema(json-schema.org)
1 points by jspdown 4y ago|0 comments
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by jspdown 4y ago
Open API schema objects are define using JSON Schema. The latest version even let you specify the JSON Schema dialect.
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by jspdown 4y ago
It's not about fast delivery, at least not in this way. Arguably if you need mTLS, traffic shaping, cross service observability, service discovery... Then yes, it's much faster to use an existing solution than built it yourself.
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by jspdown 4y ago
Out of curiosity, was it something built internally? Or were you relying on a public solution?
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by jspdown 4y ago
In most implementations this is not the case. Service Meshes tend to either follow a sidecar or a DaemonSet approach. You don't have a single proxy, people usually complain about the exact opposite.
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by jspdown 4y ago
Indeed, all major Service Meshes solution for Kubernetes implements (at least some part) the SMI specification. There is a group composed of these players working actively on making such spec a standard. Understanding these few CRDs give g
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by jspdown 4y ago
There is one clear benefit to me. Targeting native platforms allow the use of RenderDoc or equivalent. This is of a tremendous help when debugging or profiling. I've been working on a realtime softbody simulation in WebGPU for a while.
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by jspdown 4y ago
There are some great content on his YouTube channel as well.I highly recommend to have look. He is one of the people behind PBD and XPBD. I found that watching his videos and playing with his demos really helpful while studying the paper.
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by jspdown 4y ago
I searched for "Position based dynamics" and I was pleasantly surprised by the results. The output if full of blog posts that I never encountered while searching on Google. It might be related to the fact that it rely on Bing whic
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by jspdown 4y ago
They rely on 9 trusted validators, the hacker managed to get access to the private keys of 4 out of the 9 validators. What's the point of using a Blockchain if you end up centralizing validations like that?
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Istio has applied to join the CNCF(twitter.com)
6 points by jspdown 4y ago|1 comments
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by jspdown 5y ago
Apparently Facebook HQ didn't like how ramenporn handled the situation. His account has been deleted, as well as all his messages about the incident.
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by jspdown 6y ago
In order to build Traefik you have to get go-bindata and run the go generate command. You can find more information on https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/contributing/building-testing...
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Recognizing Graphs from Images(yworks.com)
88 points by jspdown 7y ago|15 comments

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