losingthefight

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by losingthefight 1mo ago
I run OSS Grafana with Loki, Prometheus, and Tempo. I use an Alloy sidecar taking in OTEL and scraping logs.feom my Go services and selfhost the stack. Once you need to scale it gets a bit more complicated but it's all still OSS. The b
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by losingthefight 3y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Compared to the mess of hooks in React, Svelte is closer to JavaScript in the script portion and closer to normal html in the markup portion. I use vite and TypeScript with each project and never once had a ty
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by losingthefight 6y ago
I see this argument a lot, and I think it's fine if not a tad flawed. If that's what you want, you can keep it. I don't really see anyone saying "kill the review process" and "open everything by default".
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by losingthefight 6y ago
Wagz | Senior iOS Engineer | REMOTE, US Only, New Hampshire / Massachusetts Preferred | Full Time | https://wagz.com Do you want to help improve the lives of pets and their families while working on cool technology? Come jo
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by losingthefight 6y ago
I am going to disagree pretty heavily with this. You don't give any explanations, evidence, or mention your experience, so let me lead with mine before I explain where I think you are wrong. I cut my teeth in the 90s with C, and have p
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by losingthefight 7y ago
My youngest daughter was born with it and strangely enough, my wife was diagnosed with it a few years after she was born. Neither I nor my oldest daughter have it. Both of those who do have it were confirmed through several tests with the d
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by losingthefight 7y ago
I mean, this isn't really true though. If you forgot, you can have your JWT middleware check and if the field is missing, revoke it. There are tons of workarounds here and I have implemented them in several consulting roles. I personal
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by losingthefight 7y ago
I personally make it clear that side projects, monetized or not, are one of the best ways to learn new skills, ways of thinking, and improve productivity. I agree to sign non-compete and clauses stating that anything done outside of the bus
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by losingthefight 7y ago
I mean, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I actually liked dep and never had a problem with it. With Go modules, it has been a massive problem converting our microservices over to Go modules, especially because some dependencie
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by losingthefight 7y ago
Aside from what others have said, the single tiny binary and cross-environment compilation is a huge plus. I can compile my largest service in seconds for Windows, Linux, and Mac (we still use Docker, but not for the cross-environment reaso
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by losingthefight 7y ago
Sorry if I wasn't clear. I don't really combine the two and use whichever makes the most sense. In my day to day, we are primary a Go microservices shop and are exploring Elixir for some video stuff. I've used some Elixir on
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by losingthefight 7y ago
I have been using Go in production since 2015 and can honestly say that other than the ternary operator, none of these have been a major issue for me. Granted, I am doing mostly REST API development so my use cases may be different, but I h
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by losingthefight 7y ago
Really? I mean, pick one of a hundred. They are deprecating APIs that would block the interception and are ignoring community pushback. But since you asked... https://bgr.com/2019/05/31/google-chrome-update-ad
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by losingthefight 8y ago
Wagz | Portsmouth, NH or potentially Salem, NH | ONSITE | Full-time Wagz is a state of the art pet-technology startup with an office in Portsmouth, NH. We are exploring a second office north of Boston, MA in Salem, NH as our time is growing
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by losingthefight 8y ago
Not OP but maybe he is referring to the big in which the npm upgrade bumped to a non-ready version and caused havoc on production systems by overwriting permissions and files: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues&#x2
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by losingthefight 9y ago
Looks like they won't: https://twitter.com/SlackHQ/status/925586114152411137 We've no solid plans right now as we're focused on tidying things up internally, but will consider it. Thanks again for h
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by losingthefight 9y ago
So, I totally read that title as "Cisco's feud with Former Star Trek Executive Turns Personal and Costly", thinking they misspelled Sisko from Deep Space 9. Been a long day...
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by losingthefight 9y ago
Could you provide a demo of some sort on the landing page? I have been writing APIs for over a decade and still have no idea what benefit this provides. Who does it compete with? What differs it from a starter/seed project? Do I still
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by losingthefight 11y ago
Unless he isn't an atheist? Plenty of theists can hold to evolutionary views or intelligent design. Further, the language choice could be colloquial in which case he wasn't trying to make a theological statement; rather, op used c
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by losingthefight 11y ago
I don't think this is reflective of most consumers in the US. I have a family of four. I couldn't imagine the kids working on school work, watching Netflix, or gaming while I try to teach online all while on a WiFi router connecte
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by losingthefight 12y ago
I have joined a few startups and architected a few as well. I currently love one of the following two stacks, depending on the need: GoLang -> Postgres -> React Meteor -> MongoDB -> Blaze Of course, most of those are interchang
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by losingthefight 12y ago
I completely disagree that Apple is not at fault here. It should always prompt, end of story. More importantly though is that the devs at FB, Google, etc, likely saw how it worked in mobile Safari and, wrongly, assumed it would work the sam