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3y ago
I am impressed with this work, especially given our current use of Loki with Prometheus and Grafana. Few questions come to mind. Firstly, is Quickwit compatible with any S3 compatible object storage, such as Cloudflare's R2? Are there
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Farm: Fast Web Build Tool Written in Rust
(farm-fe.github.io)
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Rush vs. Nx: A Comparison of TypeScript Monorepo Management Tools
(elliott.dev)
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Nx vs. Turporepo: A Comparison of TypeScript Monorepo Management Tools
(nx.dev)
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Enso: No-code dataflow programming platform
(enso.org)
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3y ago
In my opinion Branch Education has best "How it's made" videos on the Web. I highly recommend going through their youtube channel and take a look at some of the others. Truly amazing work.
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I dedicated years to full-time work on unifying the architecture for general software development. ECS, OOP, functional programming, and others serve as methods to organize software — the developer interface. However that role should belong
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3y ago
Unfortunatelly this is the state of software these days - half-baked libraries + incremental improvements. This doesn't work in most cases. I wouldn't call it mistake though, open sourcing anything is a good thing. The right solut
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3y ago
If potential antitrust case againts Google search would be valid, could it be mitigated with Google making google search as a platform? For example another company could run google search on example.com and give let's say percentage of
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ScyllaDB vs. DynamoDB Benchmark: Comparing Price Performance Across Workloads
(scylladb.com)
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Tapchan – New Social Network
(tapchan.com)
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3y ago
There are a few things worth fighting for for sure. And maybe in the long term current war is even better for Ukraine as a nation. Who knows really?
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3y ago
> Look at what he wrote on Russian invasion of Ukraine :) Just let yourself think about what his counterparts in US were saying. That Russia would collapse and Putin's oppresionist government is going to be overthrown by protestors?
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3y ago
I second that it is weird to read this from TVP source. I highly recommend to read Noam Chomsky's article on Eastern European dissidents [1]. Really hits home what exceptionalism is, by just showing in contrast to what happens in other
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Embracing sabbaticals, sunsetting retirement age
(jacek.migdal.pl)
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3y ago
A couple of years ago I stayed in south Oregon, on my 2 week visit to the US. I started having incredible tooth ache, so I found dentist clinic and went there. I had no insurance or anything. After being quite impressed with the facility, t
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3y ago
Yes [1], I was looking into Hetzner, which has an api to create machines programatically. I assume for bigger customers you could rent out collocated racks which would satisfy requirements. I don't have any experience in it though. [1
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I never understood why AWS has so much appeal when it comes to cloud infrastructure. Why not cheaper clouds? Is it about scalability, reliability, speed, modernity of equipment, customer support, UI, speed of networks? Let's say the re
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NextUI Version 2.0
(nextui.org)
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Zig helped us move data to the Edge. Here are our impressions
(blog.turso.tech)
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Replicate my *entire* production database? You must be mad
(blog.turso.tech)
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Text.com – Text Intelligence for better customer service
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Why SQLite is so great for the edge?
(blog.chiselstrike.com)
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3y ago
Small inscription on Apple Pay overlay showing that %30 of purchase is going to Apple? Same with Google
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4y ago
Same
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4y ago
I think the problem is that there is no good cross-platform build tool and as a project grows it almost always depends on some other runtime/language. I don't want to manage Cargo.toml or requirements.txt or pyproject.toml or pack
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4y ago
It is really nice to see how bazel is used in the wild. It looks so clean. Why we are not using it for everything?
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Wow how about people using paid api. Can OpenAI retrain on data provided there? ps. ChatGPT: "You should only share information that you are comfortable with being stored or potentially used as training data."
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4y ago
This is so true!
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JavaScript frameworks will start to become “proper” compilers
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