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nchmy
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nchmy
11mo ago
Carry a patch kit now?
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11mo ago
JIRA makes people feel something
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11mo ago
Core nats is ephemeral. Jetstream is meant to be persisted, and presented as a replacement for kafka
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nchmy
11mo ago
Are there any links you can share about the unimaginable civilization building in western Africa?
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nchmy
11mo ago
shouldnt you, as the ceo of a company selling seeds in kenya, know about the laws related to saving and selling seeds in kenya...?
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11mo ago
there's various options now, but im most interested in Marmot - which is multi-master and just came out of a 2 year hibernation with a big overhaul that introduced a native gossip mechanism to replace NATS/Raft https://
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11mo ago
Not to be confused with Marmot, the multi-master distributed SQLite server, which has been around for a couple years longer and just came out of 2 years in hibernation, shed its NATS/Raft fat in favour of a native gossip protocol for r
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nchmy
11mo ago
no,it quite literally doesnt...
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nchmy
11mo ago
Have you considered that your thoughts on Writing Well might be wrong, and that's why people don't read your blog? I tuned out after realizing you have no idea what you're talking about.
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11mo ago
I don't see the benefit of keeping things out of WordPress. It also seems like you're recreating or even bypassing existing mechanisms * why do the processing in wordpress first rather than just offload it completely to cloudflare
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nchmy
11mo ago
i made a similar comment on the video a week ago. It is an AWFUL analysis, in almost every way. Which is shocking, because its so easy to show that AWS is overpriced and underpowered.
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nchmy
11mo ago
Agreed. I think it should be called "storage saver" and focus on deleting the images from your server and storing in r2, though there's plenty of plugins already that do this "media offloading"
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nchmy
11mo ago
My impression was that this would be used by sites already proxied by cloudflare, so this already happens. But perhaps it is a separate thing that can be used regardless of your dns?
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nchmy
11mo ago
Why use a cf worker rather than use wp hooks to upload to r2 when an image is uploaded? Where does the url rewrite happen - wp hook or in cf worker? As another comment said, 2.99 unlimited is a TERRIBLE idea
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nchmy
11mo ago
they offer by far the best value servers in the world. If that's selfish, so be it
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11mo ago
Yeah, it forked from sphinx when sphinx died or rugpulled or something like that. Seems to be very actively maintained. I think one of the main draws is that it is a single binary rather than the complexity of ES/OS, JVM etc... And if
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nchmy
1y ago
Debezium published this doc on Exactly-once delivery with their most recent 3.3.0 version. They dont support it natively, but say it can be achieved via Kafka Connect https://debezium.io/documentation/reference/sta
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nchmy
1y ago
what do you think about ManticoreSearch? It has been around longer than Lucene
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nchmy
1y ago
You have a tremendous amount to learn about writing, and communication in general. Good luck
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1y ago
If someone is a skilled human, they can have a fascinating conversation with most people in 2 minutes. I'd look at the creator of Humans of New York as a shining example of how to connect with someone - I'm sure that many of the c
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nchmy
1y ago
What joke? You presented this all as a completely factual thing that happened, and that you were the sole guardian of... non-cringe authenticity?... in the place, and that some loser thanked you for your service. Now you're saying that
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1y ago
"9 ways Marcus Aurelius helped me ignore social media haters"
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1y ago
Perhaps the saddest part of this extremely sad post was when he was actually validated by the loser who praised him at the end, rather than taking the complete rejection by the entire room as an opportunity to self-reflect.
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1y ago
You're not missing anything - this is just a sad human who is not good at interacting with other people, or at writing.
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1y ago
I kept waiting for the guy to share some lesson that was learned, and it never came. The self-satisfied writing was less interesting than his complete disinterest in two other humans and the entire event. What a sad existence he leads. It&
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1y ago
Why does the title of this post not match the title of the article? Why use "homeless" when they used the euphemism "no fixed address"? Though, why does the article even talk about his living situation? If he had an addr
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1y ago
I just remembered this essay from the creator of HTMX. My approach is very similar. https://htmx.org/essays/codin-dirty/
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1y ago
Would you be able to share any links that expand upon your recommended approach? It makes complete sense to me as a self-taught dev, and is what I've always done (most recently, an e2e test of a realtime cdc etl pipeline, checking for&
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1y ago
Marko did ssr by default, a decade before the other frameworks decided to bolt-on ssr...
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1y ago
FWIW, marko comes from Ebay. So, it scales - and being primarily SSR, its a better UX than your preferred frameworks
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