mnahkies

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by mnahkies 2y ago
No idea if related, but I had a really frustrating issue recently on fedora/similar kernel version. Resume from sleep stopped working, and boot started taking minutes. Going through logs I was able to figure out it was probably usb rel
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I was going to make a similar comment. One important aspect of being a safe driver is being predictable. Cars (or cyclists/pedestrians for that matter) that suddenly change speed or direction without warning create a lot of risk. Edit:
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I've only been on one cruise, but I'd semi agree. Personally I thoroughly enjoyed the cruise, but the time on shore was too short for my liking, I prefer to stay the same place for several days and get immersed - I think of it as
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Fair, for what it's worth I think the one off model is better for the consumer so if you can make the numbers work that's great!
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I'm curious how your COGS (cost of goods sold) are going to line up with the one time payment/lifelong subscription model. ML Inference is pretty expensive in my experience - it's not clear to me whether you're running m
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Show HN: Node-scim / OpenAPI for SCIM v2(github.com)
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by mnahkies 2y ago
For sites that have paid enough attention to accessibility you might be able to configure our browser/OS such that this media query applies https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media&#x2
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by mnahkies 2y ago
In terms of taking an openapi specification first, then generate server/client from that approach, I have a project that focuses on this for nodejs koa and fetch/axios: https://openapi-code-generator.nahkies.co.nz/
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I generally think of partitioning being on a single host, and sharding being the same but across multiple machines
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I was pleasantly surprised when I was messing around with the Google maps API and found I was able to adjust a quota to put an upper cap on daily spend. It made me feel much more comfortable hacking around and not needing to worry that I&#x
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by mnahkies 2y ago
One of the first things I've found myself doing with the few firebase realtime database based projects I've made is some kind of abstraction to emulate joins. I realise that this is probably a symptom of "holding it wrong&quo
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I think OOM kills is an important one, especially with containerized workloads. I've found that RAM used/limit metrics aren't sufficient as often the spike that leads to the OOM event happens faster than the metric resolution
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Lately I've been using sqlite in this way on small projects I'm just hacking at, but after seeing pglite this week ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41224689 ) I'll probably give that a try next time
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I've hit a lot of rough edges with it too. A few off the top of my head: - in memory joins (until they added the preview relationalJoin feature) - no partial indexes - no select for update - no table partitioning (though if you do this
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I have a simple script that asserts a clean working directory here https://github.com/mnahkies/openapi-code-generator/blob/main... which I use to check generated output hasn't changed after running the g
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Generally I don't get many prompts day to day, if I do it's because something has changed or I'm using a new application and I find it comforting to know what's going on. You can make rules based on host, process argumen
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by mnahkies 2y ago
AFAIK level 3 data is essentially receipt line item level data. I'd actually find it pretty cool to get access to my own level 3 data for smarter budgeting/analysis (eg: automatic tracking of food stocks, separation of spend on lu
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Somewhat off topic, but I'm a big fan of fail safe setups. One of the (relatively few) things that frustrate me about GKE is the integration with GCP IAP and k8 gateways - it's a separate resource to the http route and if you fail
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Whilst I'll agree that writing helm charts isn't particularly delightful, consuming them can be. In our case we have a single application/service base helm chart that provides sane defaults and all our deployments extend from
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by mnahkies 2y ago
If the caller/consumer isn't choosing the idempotence key then I don't think it would act as a particularly good one. In this scenario the database is choosing the id during a transaction and so you'll only find out the
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Macromedia flash / .fla files weren't particularly ideal for collaboration either, though I still feel a bit nostalgic for working with flash in general
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I think the intriguing part was purposefully using the same sequence value for rows in multiple tables. I've worked with globally unique (to our application) integer keys, and per table integer sequences (which obviously aren't gl
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I think the EPC (energy performance certificate) dataset in the UK is a nice example of this. Anyone can download a full dataset of EPC data from https://epc.opendatacommunities.org/ Admittedly it hasn't been cleaned a
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Agreed, I remember having to vendor runtimes to my services because we couldn't risk upgrading the system installed versions with the number of things running on the box, which then led into horrible hacks with LD_PRELOAD to workaround
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by mnahkies 2y ago
I like the angular style guides take on this: > Flat > Style 04-04 > Do keep a flat folder structure as long as possible. > > Consider creating sub-folders when a folder reaches seven or more files. It goes more into the why
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by mnahkies 2y ago
This is on the wholesale side - as a supplier your customers consume energy which you're responsible for purchasing, and it's priced in 30 minute chunks. To get visibility into when your specific customers are consuming energy you
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by mnahkies 2y ago
It also facilitates half hourly settlement. Previously we used standard profile curves based on the average household to attribute consumption to each 30 minute settlement period, where with smart meters sending half hourly reads you can se
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Not quite the same use case, but I've been really enjoying using https://nextra.site/ to create a static documentation site for one of my projects. It's managed to strike a good balance of getting out the way and
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by mnahkies 2y ago
Clicked on this as I've fond memories of download managers, though I was more interested in resuming downloads across many dial up sessions than throughput improvements. It's a good tip how they can apply to blob storage. Nit: As
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by mnahkies 2y ago
This may be rose-tinted glasses, but I was fine with merges with Mercurial / https://tortoisehg.bitbucket.io/ but subsequently using git (with gitlab/GitHub ) I've been rebase + `--force-with-lease` every tim

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