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by lbhdc 1y ago
I am in it for the thrill. Code first ask questions later.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
This is me. After I hit ~70 domains, I realized I needed to stop. Now, I have since pared that down considerably, and instead add all of the domains I like to a "wishlist" so I can come back to them (I never do). Then for my proje
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by lbhdc 1y ago
I have all of my side projects in a big monorepo managed with bazel. Its got a little bit of everything in it. All of my UIs are written in typescript, most using Angular but I am switching to a homegrown framework for smaller "finishe
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Its a pretty neat idea. Microsoft did that (is doing?) a while back, but I question the practicality. If there is a hardware failure, swapping it out is going to be much more expensive if it requires a ship. https://news.microsof
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by lbhdc 1y ago
I think this is definitely the future for a lot of developers. Though, like other serverless platforms once you start getting scale this will likely be more expensive than always on variants. GCP recently announced Cloud Run can do, more or
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by lbhdc 1y ago
When you expand a directory that only contains one directory, it would be nice if it would recursively expand.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Things like this has really got me thinking. If the AI hype all comes to fruition, and you want to ensure good outcomes for yourself, what is the best course of action? Is it really building an AI company in the hopes that you find somethin
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by lbhdc 1y ago
To some extent, yes. I speculate that is why they are sometimes not putting the AI overview first. They do have ads in search though. I guess it depends on how much more money they make from people spending more time not leaving google vs s
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by lbhdc 1y ago
I think it gets tricky with AI overviews. Some sites are saying they have lost the majority of their traffic (some losing more than 90%). Many of those make money from ads (often by google). Some sites don't get enough traffic from goo
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by lbhdc 1y ago
My preference is to deploy them to Cloud Run on GCP. Partially because I am already using GCP, but also because its pretty easy to make it always on while staying in the free tier (or very minimal cost).
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by lbhdc 1y ago
I figured that was the purpose of the API key, but that puts the onus on me to figure out acquiring that key. Which means I need to also be sold on using the other thing before I can determine if I want to use the first thing. Having a thir
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by lbhdc 1y ago
It would be helpful if you showed what the output is, or have some queries that don't require an api key. Currently when you go the the page and search for something, it nags you about an API key for a service that isn't this one
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by lbhdc 1y ago
While that sounds fun, I think this misses that egress (typically) isn't free. Returning 403 and no content is cheaper. If a crawler is generating a lot of traffic dynamically generating content will make that crawl even more expensive
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by lbhdc 1y ago
As far as I am aware it is not a derivative of another database. https://dbdb.io/db/clickhouse
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Its a db company that offers an open source database and cloud managed services. The database is OLAP where Postgres is an OLTP database. Essentially it very fast at complex queries, and is targeted at analytics workloads.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Thanks! I am gonna give this a try.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
There is a nice library that abstracts a few core things like secret management for the major cloud platforms and some self hosted or local options. https://gocloud.dev/howto/secrets/
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by lbhdc 1y ago
I am in a pretty similar situation as you, and have really been feeling the benefits of going all in on bazel. > We have made this tool layer which means if I run `go` or `kubectl` while in our repo, it's built and provided by Bazel
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by lbhdc 1y ago
What is the value of disappearing posts in that context? I've never used snapchat, but I have used reddit, so I am not sure what the appeal of snapchat is.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
That seems pretty far off from my experience. They offer auto pay, so I have paid the balance on my cc every month since I have had it without ever accruing interest. I haven't be denied other cards from them, balance increases, or any
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by lbhdc 1y ago
There was an interesting video by the Religion for Breakfast channel that talked about the process and where some of the rules came from. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNwgh787umM
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by lbhdc 1y ago
> What's in it for Oracle? Customer acquisition, like all companies with a free tier. It lets people experiment with their products and see if it meets their needs. Maybe those experiments grow up to be real products and continue ru
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by lbhdc 1y ago
I run a number of go servers with similar resource requirements on cloud run for free. I wanted them to be always on, so I set up an uptime check that keeps those instances alive around the clock without leaving the free tier.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Good catch. Its weird that it compiles without error as a consteval func.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
You can use `std::bit_cast` to do that in constexpr contexts. constexpr auto f(uint8_t *x) { return std::bit_cast<char *>(x); } https://godbolt.org/z/K3f9b9GGs
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by lbhdc 1y ago
This compiles in clang 21.1.2 with c++26. #include <cstdint> #include <print> constexpr uint8_t f(char ch) { return static_cast<uint8_t>(ch); } int main() { constexpr uint8_t r = f('a
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Such an underrated movie. Great watch for anyone interested in classic scifi.
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by lbhdc 1y ago
For big companies like this, I like to go look at the activity on sdks and related projects. Typically activity will flat line before a sun setting announcement is made. Its hard to say how much lead time that buys you, but I have found it
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by lbhdc 1y ago
Is there an alternate link? This is just an ad for their premium sub.
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by lbhdc 2y ago
My flow is more or less this: git merge -> ci -> oci artifact -> cd -> cloud. Every deployable is packaged as an image, and can be deployed to serverless runtimes available on many clouds, VMs, and k8s (I assume other orchestrat

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