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by mdaniel 1y ago
My experience has been than complaining into HN does not result in changes to software. Have you submitted a profiling dump to YouTrack? I have a lot of sympathy for someone trying to make an IDE (or any introspection tooling) because the n
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Almost certainly it's the propagation of the kubelet checkins rippling through etcd's accounting system[1]. Every time these discussions come up I'm always left wondering "I wonder if Valkey would behave the same?"
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I don't know what "preview search" means, as I felt that I described that if I didn't have the dev tools open I wouldn't have "previewed" anything. I also didn't understand that one needed to put the
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Yeah, it's almost certainly the network effect. Although poor GitLab isn't doing themselves any favors by picking what seems to be the slowest web framework one can possibly imagine But, anytime I am empowered to pick, I'm go
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by mdaniel 1y ago
"can" is doing some heavy lifting there, especially based on my experience with VSCodium (which by definition is forced to work within Microsoft's opinion of build systems) Anyway, uh-huh: https://github.com/P
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> (try Github repo search, it's quite good :D) Since you called it out, I gave it a whirl: https://websets.exa.ai/api/trpc/getPreview?batch=1&input=%7B... and it did nothing to the page at all, choosin
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I can't easily add &exclude_maintainers=true but https://github.com/neondatabase/neon/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Acl... sure does look like quite a bit of merged contributions to me, which is not what I would co
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by mdaniel 1y ago
The whole point to you , but the whole point to me was having scale-to-zero because Aurora Serverless hurp-durp-ed on that. And I deeply enjoy the ability to fix bugs instead of contacting AWS Support with my hat in my hand asking to be
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I learned about your project from your comment on the Windsurf post but wanted to suggest that you plug your URL anytime you plug the project since it can make the difference between someone "adding it to their eventual list" vers
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> if they try to build their own IDE and hired people Oh, haven't you heard? Hiring people to write software is so last decade. Maybe they just didn't want to vibe code a Windsurf implementation and decided to buy a press cyc
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by mdaniel 1y ago
And it being open core (MIT) means spinning up a version to test something is incredibly easy. Not exactly resource cheap, as it's still a rails app with multiple servers "smuggled" in the docker image, but it is easy And I
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I used to donate to them < https://osuosl.org/donate > but I don't recall why. Looking at < https://osuosl.org/communities/ > it's possible they have switched to all PowerPC and aarch
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> Personal Subscriptions are per-user. So, this subscription is valid for one user So if it's $100 per year and it's a programming language, at 366 days I can't even use what I already wrote? I'd advocate for the Je
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Lucky you, you still can as it's Apache 2 https://github.com/neondatabase/neon/blob/release-8516/LICEN... I haven't studied the CLA situation in order to know if a rug pull is on the table but
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I would presume account sign up is a loss leader in order to get ~spam~ marketing leads, and that they don't accept mailinator domains
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by mdaniel 1y ago
There are 3 components to "the control plane" and realistically only one of them is what you meant by idle. The Node-local kubelet (that reports in the state of affairs and asks if there is any work) is a constantly active thing,
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Aww, missed opportunity to have fun with virtual hosts as https://why.complexsystems.fail/ is currently nxdomain I would have put up something that returned an <ol> akin to: 1. Cert expiry 2. DNS (or, is the curren
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by mdaniel 1y ago
relevant: Technical analysis of TM SGNL, the unofficial Signal app Trump officials used - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43875476 - May, 2025 (152 comments)
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I suspect this was prematurely published to HN and was in fact just someone's weekend project https://github.com/Foreseerr/TScale/blob/aa2638c53c74dd33280... https://github.com/Foreseerr&
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43880973
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Wow, that's just about the dumbest licensing clause I've ever seen in my life: > Content of branches other than the main branch (i.e. "master") are not licensed How the fuck do pull requests work in that setup? Or pre
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Open core MIT expat https://github.com/activepieces/activepieces/blob/0.51.0/LIC... And their Launch HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34723989
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Be aware of its AGPL license: https://github.com/TracecatHQ/tracecat/blob/0.34.1/LICENSE
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I don't understand the purpose of putting the second call-to-action button on the homepage with something that cannot possibly work Also, up to you but if your "copy link" action used hash args with the decryption key it woul
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Seems like a reasonably standard Rails app, and they are kind enough to already have a Dockerfile, compose file, and instructions for it: https://github.com/maybe-finance/maybe/blob/v0.5.0/docs/host.
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by mdaniel 1y ago
And yet, this one was done without compensation, so it seems the value of the report and the backing investigation is not only for money
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by mdaniel 1y ago
You may want to do your own Show HN about it, so folks don't have to be "MCP curious" to find out that it exists That said, given https://github.com/runsecret/rsec#aws-secrets-manager presumably in order
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by mdaniel 1y ago
How does this work? https://github.com/vantage-sh/vantage-mcp-server?tab=License... That is extra weird when thinking about the audience who might be Vantage.sh users (and thus have the ability to create the read-only
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> Beware though, that if you learn to read these, that you'll never trust a database again. I chuckled, but (while I don't have links to offer) I could have sworn that there were some of them which actually passed, and a hand
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> Swapping that will require a lot of time and testing. Lucky them, there is an automated suite[1] to verify the correct behavior :-D 1: https://github.com/jepsen-io/rds

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