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by jtbaker 11mo ago
> you HAD to send the query in the GET requests body. I remember this pain, circa 2021 perhaps?
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by jtbaker 11mo ago
Not saying that it’s necessarily the right choice, but it opens up contributions to code to a broader user base and making those rapid iterations that tools like fastapi allow can be pretty important when proving out a concept early on. Hor
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by jtbaker 11mo ago
I’m pretty sure I’ve done this and not had any issues. Can you share a minimum reproducible example?
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by jtbaker 11mo ago
Cool. Love Tauri. So the whole board dataset is stored in localStorage? If you get to a point where the size limitations or synchronous blocking operations are an issue might consider using IndexedDB. There is a nice higher level wrapper ar
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Vue is so good! I've been encouraged seeing more organizations mentioning using it (in the hiring thread etc.) lately.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
C#/.NET are nice. Azure/Microsoft Cloud not so nice. Idk, maybe I have some bias due to familiarity, but I find the GCP admin and tools to be so much more intuitive than the Azure (and AWS too, for that matter) counterparts.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Better yet would be to have it codify the config using IAC for reproducibility.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Tangential: Timeless post I go back and read through periodically: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2006/06/16/my-first-billg-rev...
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by jtbaker 1y ago
I saw the announcement, and it looks like a cool tool. But I don't think it supports docker compose specs, which a lot of my projects use for running services (like postgres) locally when developing. And doesn't seem like there is
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by jtbaker 1y ago
docker being nerfed is pretty much the only thing I can think of.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
This seems a little disingenuous. I read it as more "what led to her addiction, given the other outwardly positive parts of her life?"
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by jtbaker 1y ago
K8s for APIs and job processing, and CF workers for hosting sites at the edge is kind of the dream for me right now. Have you used their new-ish VPC networking to handle secure networking between the two? https://www.cloudflare.c
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Or a 10” mini rack!! https://deskpi.com/products/deskpi-rackmate-t0-plus-rackmoun...
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by jtbaker 1y ago
> My younger truck driver cousin is doing much better than me financially. He didn't go to university, didn't rack up university debt, didn't have to work nights and weekends for 15 years. As someone that works in software
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Yeah, I've tinkered with it when it first rolled out. The dev experience and performance left a lot to be desired. Poor visibility on the status of containers, weird phantom bugs, having to learn new platform idiosyncrasies. Just embr
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Same. Really wish they had a managed k8s offering to complement it though. Some workloads just don't fit into the workers paradigm.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
> had they not been VC funded and given away free service I suspect many would still never have heard of them. What does this purity test accomplish? that's just how things work in this industry. Can you name a company that has inno
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Basemapkit generates custom Maplibre Styles based on Protomaps Schemas(github.com)
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by jtbaker 1y ago
I knew Godwin's law would deliver!
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by jtbaker 1y ago
Yes. Both things can be true.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
The number of people I’ve seen basically condoning this act is sickening. This guy had views I 100% disagree with, and wish did not have a platform to espouse them. But his children no longer have a dad in their life. That is just heartbrea
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by jtbaker 1y ago
do you still use the framework's DI pattern with this approach? I have an older school .NET app I work on (still Core) sometimes and haven't gotten much experience with the minimal APIs, although it looks attractive as someone tha
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by jtbaker 1y ago
That is sweet! The extent of my cluster is a few Pis that talk to the Mac Mini over the LAN for inference stuff, that I could definitely use some headroom on. I tried to integrate it into the cluster directly by running k3s in colima - but
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by jtbaker 1y ago
on the flip side, my 12 year old garmin fenix 3 still works great. I finally upgraded to an instinct crossover last year because I wanted the mechanical hands and a smaller face, but the old Fenix is still great.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
> Went to the github repo and was expecting a section about Claude Code and best practices on how to set this up with Claude Code. Very curious to hear how that might work, especially with what you've found compared to Claude Code&#
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by jtbaker 1y ago
The clunkiness of the software is a feature to me. I don't want my watch to have the slickest apps, I want it to be pretty utilitarian, rugged and functional. My Instinct Crossover is pretty perfect for that. The only thing that I thin
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by jtbaker 1y ago
The 128 GB Strix Halo system was tempting me, but I think I'm going to hold out for the Medusa Point memory bandwidth gains to expand my cluster setup. I have a Mac Mini M4 Pro 64GB that does quite well with inference on the Qwen3 mode
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by jtbaker 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10qowKUW82U Around the 13 minute mark, Anders goes into it. IIRC, the big things were the GC and them both supporting cyclic data structures.
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by jtbaker 1y ago
> built billed
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by jtbaker 1y ago
How does this make sense? SPAs have notoriously large bundles shipped to the client. Maybe in a PWA where the service worker gets saved for offline use. Traditional server-rendered HTML should be orders of magnitude faster than most SPA bun

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