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We Moved Off Next.js(documenso.com)
13 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|2 comments
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Whether you support Elon/DOGE or not, pretty wild to shred a $1T consumer brand like Elon has.
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
> On-call attempts to re-enable the R2 Gateway service using our internal admin tooling, however this tooling was unavailable because it relies on R2. It's comforting to see this happen to a big tech co!
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Cloudflare R2 Incident on February 6, 2025(blog.cloudflare.com)
40 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|13 comments
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Drawbacks and solutions for the Meilisearch document indexer(blog.kerollmops.com)
45 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|8 comments
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
This is one reason AWS Fargate is so good. No, it isn’t developer friendly, but it gives you performance that actually matches the CPU allocation while still abstracting the VMs.
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
This is a great article but one thing it doesn’t discuss is the importance of who the underlying cloud provider is. Many companies are pretty locked into AWS for better and for worse, regardless of whether they use things like lambda that a
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Prisma definitely supports foreign key constraints. I think you mean joins which they only recently started supporting.
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Yeah, you know the “open-source X alternative“ branding has gone too far when we get to this point. With that said, this seems cool as far as being built on Google app scripts.
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Based on everything I’ve read I’m firmly in the camp that what MM is doing is a net negative for the WordPress community, and I don’t envy the employees at his company, but this site feels bad faith to me. Meaning, its goal seems to be to h
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
At the end of the day, the fundamental dynamic here is human creativity. We are taking a tool, the LLM, and stretching it to its limit. That’s great, but that doesn’t mean we are close to AGI. It means we are AGI.
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Yeah, I came here to say this. Hard to comprehend how someone could have a comms role at Intuit and not know basic principles like this. Only plausible explanation is that the CEO insisted on taking this approach even after the very likely
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Durable Objects have long term storage. They get hydrated from that storage, so in that sense, they can move to any Cloudflare DS. However, there is no API call to move a Durable Object. It has to have no connections and then gets recreated
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
1. Security — I much prefer to hand write APIs rather than using security rules (see recent Arc browser exploit, among many others). Firebase pro’s will call those skill issues, but idk if that really makes it less of an issue. 2. Lock-in
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
> Behind the scenes, Firepad uses the Firebase Realtime Database for cloud data storage and synchronization. I have no judgement for folks who choose to use Firebase, but I would never add it as even an indirect dependency in something I
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Azure is the only major (or even minor) cloud provider refusing to build an S3 API. Strange to me, because Azure Cosmos DB supports Mongo and Cassandra at the API level, for example, so idk what is so offensive to them about S3 becoming the
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
I’m a fan of all these projects that are leveraging S3 to implement high availability / high scalability for traditionally sensitive stateful workloads. Local caching is a key element of such architectures, otherwise S3 is too slow and
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
I think there is a fundamental difference between MMOGs and TikTok-style social media. I suspect the human brain has a relatively healthy reaction to creatively connecting with other humans via virtual worlds but a comparatively poor reacti
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Yeah that’s the key question. To actually be competitive with Linear, etc. we need client side rendering and local caching. A basic create-react-app + React Query stack feels much better than GitHub due to the constant SSR for all routing.
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Cruise fined $1.5M for failing to report robotaxi crash involving pedestrian(theverge.com)
2 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|0 comments
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
> Ent heavily uses joins I’m specifically talking about this: https://github.com/ent/ent/issues/977 . Devs assume that the `With` methods are adding join clauses but that is not typically the case. > doe
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
As an Ent user, I’m surprised to see that as the default ORM. It is graph oriented for better and for worse. No composite primary keys for ‘nodes’ and minimal use of joins (no use?) in the underlying generated SQL. The DX is great, but GOR
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How We Scaled Our MongoDB Instance Gracefully (2022)(scale.com)
1 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|0 comments
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
The writing and the visualizations are great. The ‘continue’ button is way too frequent.
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Tech YouTuber MKBHD's Panels Wallpaper App(techcrunch.com)
2 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|0 comments
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
I don’t totally understand the target audience here. I’m sure these scams work or they wouldn’t invest so much time in running them, but who is it that 1) is into crypto, 2) is aware of OpenAI the company and its leaders and 3) falls for th
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
I think it’s more of an FTC issue. SEC governs public markets not M&A anti-trust.
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
Fair enough, but my point is more conceptual, in that you still have to write `boost.userId == auth.userId` as an allowed pattern rather than making that pattern the only technically possible result, which is the convention in a traditional
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by ko_pivot 2y ago
This is such a fantastic bug. Firebase security rules (like with other BaaS systems like Firebase) have this weird default that is hard to describe. Basically, if I write my own API, I will set the userId of the record (a 'boost'
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Dynamically estimating and scaling Postgres' working set size(neon.tech)
1 points by ko_pivot 2y ago|0 comments

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