mulmboy

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by mulmboy 5y ago
What's novel about this? And why use it over any of the more polished/simplified offerings like netlify?
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by mulmboy 5y ago
There's a channel called GameHut on youtube that has some really interesting videos, eg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRzKAe9UtoU
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by mulmboy 5y ago
A pattern I have implemented is to have my API code on both ECS/Fargate and Lambda at the same time, and send traffic to the appropriate one using an Elastic Load Balancer. I flag specific endpoints as "cpu intensive" and hav
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by mulmboy 5y ago
AWS CDK makes this much easier - including automatically invalidating the cloudfront distribution https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/latest/docs/@aws-cdk_aws...
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Smaller Discord servers are close
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Cheers for the history lesson - True and False really are relatively new in Python. I wonder how common that knowledge is. http://python-history.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-history-of-bo... https://www.pyt
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by mulmboy 5y ago
I can't point you to an existing one. However I'm confident I could put this together in a day. Do you think it would be difficult? Github actions can be boiled down to running shell commands (with a bunch of other handy features)
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by mulmboy 5y ago
As someone who's about to assist a frontend team to implement testing against a backend I've developed (my first time doing something like this), I can see that mocking backend APIs is inherently tedious and error-prone. And I&#x2
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Computers are not joy boxes for a lot of people, or at least not joy boxes with any depth.
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by mulmboy 5y ago
The trendlines made me physically recoil. Please, just leave them out if they're useless.
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by mulmboy 5y ago
How does Maat compare with pydantic? https://github.com/samuelcolvin/pydantic
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by mulmboy 5y ago
> You'd just reach a path that has not been implemented yet, break, implement it and continue. This is exactly what I do with the PyCharm - hit a breakpoint, write the code as it should be, and execute it in the debug REPL to do bas
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Will that not lead to bloat and/or more deprecation of services in the future? I suppose you can tell people "hey this service shouldn't be relied on! We might get rid of it one day!". But that erodes trust - people just
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by mulmboy 5y ago
AWS has established itself as being highly backwards compatible - and the cost of that seems to be the long-winded process you described. If they were more liberal with what features they implement then they would have to either be more lib
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Why use this over something like sphinx[1], which has quite a rich and established ecosystem? Combine with Furo[2] and it even looks quite similar. [1] https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx [2] https://github
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by mulmboy 5y ago
yeah that's what I mean - that Cinder precipitated the open sourcing of Pyston.
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Hard to argue this wasn't precipitated by Instagram's Cinder - nice to see it smoking others out already.
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by mulmboy 5y ago
yeah - you shift the risk from the retailer onto the consumer. Usually these deals will have some kind of faux-insurance arrangement baked in where the consumer will never have to pay more than something like $300/MWh
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Yeah you're right. But, tracking solar (and solar with fixed positioning that maximises energy output later in the day) largely applies for more sophisticated sites such as commercial and industrial. I've seen such setups that for
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Peak solar production during the middlish periods of the day in summer. Peak demand (if your grid is summer peaking - some peak in winter) is likely in the afternoon when people get home, right as solar output starts to taper off. It all
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by mulmboy 5y ago
The post didn't describe net metering edit: actually I think it did :) ignore me
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by mulmboy 5y ago
Yeah that can be done with BrowserFS - probably among other ways https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/issues/613
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by mulmboy 5y ago
This runs super well for me. Looking at chrome developer tools it's sending out a new frame request about every 38ms. Runs much nicer than the top two google results for "play doom online".
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by mulmboy 6y ago
Trying to suss out the damage but getting 502. Begs the question of who's deploying static sites not behind a CDN? Assuming this site is static
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by mulmboy 6y ago
Plenty of people live on the wage from waiting tables or walking dogs. Of course it's possible for you - it's just a lifestyle change.