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by lneves12 2y ago
ah I thought I was going crazy (I was sure this was working at some point). The compression just stopped working because of a cloudfront limitation eheh `CloudFront compresses objects that are between 1,000 bytes and 10,000,000 bytes in siz
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How to stack multiple Git branches and rebase them like a pro(medium.com)
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We Designed and Built Our Free Shared Tier(singlestore.com)
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by lneves12 2y ago
ah that's an embarrassing oversight! we reuse the same cdn configuration for multiple projects and for some reason the compression isn't properly configured for our portal-notebooks.singlestore.com entry point. It's funny tha
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by lneves12 2y ago
Thanks for the context, that makes a lot of sense. In our case since we have a more controlled and less generic environment we have a bit more flexibility/control in what we can do.
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by lneves12 2y ago
Yeah, sorry should have made that more clear. This doesn’t really load anything, it’s just the entry point for our iframe. To try our notebooks you can create an account at portal.singlestore.com (we have a gallery of notebooks there)
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by lneves12 2y ago
We are actually bundling everything inside one big main.js file, compared to jupyter-lab app that loads each extension from a different file using webpack federated modules. We did some benchmarking and it was actually faster than having on
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How we made Jupyter notebooks load faster(singlestore.com)
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Moving Away from Next.js(singlestore.com)
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