jzelinskie

8 ms·

61.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
It's probably more relevant to your previous blog post that did a survey of technologies, but I'm curious if y'all ever considered a fully centralized approach. Is there something about Fly that benefits from a decentralized
62.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
The nice part is that we're no longer at the beginning of this journey. BigTable and Zanzibar already have open source equivalents: HBase/Cassandra-likes (hard to pin BigTable to just one thing) and SpiceDB. As these projects matu
63.
ActivityPub over ATProto(berjon.com)
3 points by jzelinskie 3y ago|0 comments
64.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Vim users can do "set formatprg=par" to use par for formatting ("gq"). Super great for keeping comments <80 chars
65.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
For those with blocking rules around newly registered DNS: https://github.com/saucelabs/forwarder
66.
Getting Database Connection Draining Right(authzed.com)
2 points by jzelinskie 3y ago|0 comments
67.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Does this mean I shouldn't be doing my dishes with hot water?
68.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
IIRC there's been some articles written on how Japan has strategically betting big on importing hydrogen from Australia: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/japanese-govt-awards...
69.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
The heavy usage of arenas for protobuf RPC allocations at Google is also I think the reason why they were experimented with in Go
70.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
I think lots of people haven't realized that video clips like Loom are actually built into Slack. The button that looks like a video camera below the input text box does it. It's not a full replacement, but it's the one you a
71.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch! I'm a huge proponent using eBPF for profiling and observability in general. I noticed pricing doesn't include anything about data retention. Does the data live indefinitely? How far back can I query?
72.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Apple really shouldn't sell Macs with less than 16GiB of RAM. The first set of M1s got some bad press because so many folks were plagued by pop-ups saying they were out of memory -- from heavy browser usage not even intense workloads.
73.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
It's been a few years since I've checked in with distributed lock services. Why would someone adopt ZooKeeper after etcd gained maturity? I recall seeing benchmarks more than 5 years ago where a naive proxy like zetcd[0] out-perfo
74.
A Primer on Modern Enterprise Authorization Systems(authzed.com)
2 points by jzelinskie 3y ago|0 comments
75.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
As a quite senior Go developer, I'd like to +1 this a ton. You're far more likely to have shocking edge cases unaccounted for when using channels. I consider every usage very, very carefully. Just like every other language, I thin
76.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Awesome! Reading through the install script now -- would you considering using installing to $XDG_DATA_HOME and falling back to `~/.bun`?
77.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! The NextJS guide[0] claims that bun doesn't support all the node APIs to run the dev server, is that still the case with 1.0? [0]: https://bun.sh/guides/ecosystem/nextjs
78.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
>Fundamentally you run into data synchronization issues whether you are syncing denormalized data back to your db via Watch The Watch and Lookup APIs emit revisions so that any replicated data can include revisions to guarantee consisten
79.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Your critique of my comment is quite fair; we're both guilty of making claims, but not including all the supporting evidence for brevity's sake. I think we can both agree that everyone working in this space is doing awesome work a
80.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Full disclosure: I'm a maintainer of SpiceDB, the most mature open source project inspired by Zanzibar For this exact use case, SpiceDB created two APIs not available in Zanzibar: LookupSubjects and LookupResources. For other scenarios
81.
Maxing CockroachDB Performance: Our Journey to 1M QPS(authzed.com)
2 points by jzelinskie 3y ago|0 comments
82.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Thanks for watching our presentation and recommending our solution. Unfortunately, nothing is ever simple; comparing Spanner and CockroachDB is comparing apples to oranges. Two years ago, we wrote an article that details exactly how the dif
83.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
>I think Google’s Zanzibar is also centralized but leverages extreme caching to get lower latencies? That's correct. In a Zanzibar-like model, you have a global storage, but individual clusters in each datacenter/edge providing
84.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
I recently visited Harz and subsequently Saxon Switzerland (which is in Germany and Czechia, not Switzerland) and both had issues with these beetles. I was just a tourist, so I'd love to hear a local chime in for any corrections. I was
85.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
It looks like this competes with Mos.app[0]. Honestly, I'm not sure how folks use non-magic mice without this. If you use macOS on a desk setup, I still recommend the magic trackpad over everything else; macOS is just designed around t
86.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Weird naming choice -- isn't fury.io the package repository host?
87.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
This sounds a lot like ranges in CockroachDB. Anyone familiar with the deep details to highlight the differences?
88.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
I honestly think this is a feature and not a bug. The FAQ shows an attention to detail for the trade-offs of various pricing models[0]. It's clear that Danny cares about monetizing the project in a thoughtful way. I moved away from Doc
89.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
Congrats! Are you keeping the office space in Bushwick?
90.
by jzelinskie 3y ago
I feel like there's only 2 kinds of new terminals: 1) UX-focused: Most of these use electron/web technologies and pray nobody notices how much slower it is. 2) Performance-focused: minimal features, but using modern rendering APIs

More ›