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by odie5533 10mo ago
Recommends hosting postgres yourself. Doesn't recommend a distribution stack. If you try this at a startup to save $50 a month, you will never recoup the time you wasted setting it up. We pay dedicated managed services for these things
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by odie5533 10mo ago
I try to put clever solutions in their own file so that I can later replace them with something boring.
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by odie5533 10mo ago
I have not written a line of JavaScript that got shipped as-is in probably a decade. It always goes through Vite or Webpack. So the benefit of JS without a build step is of no benefit to me.
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by odie5533 10mo ago
I think there is a need for Agent-first tooling for things like CMS. > Previously, we could @cursor and ask it to modify the code and content, but now we introduced a new CMS abstraction in between. That is a very real benefit to having
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by odie5533 10mo ago
Most CI runs I see have more than a 10s variance.
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by odie5533 10mo ago
The difficult process is on purpose. You're too small. You're just going to waste their customer support resources and only give them maybe a couple hundred dollars. They're hoping you give up and go away.
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by odie5533 10mo ago
This will just waste CI compute and not solve anything.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
AI content is become as insidious as ads were. Is there software to block AI content?
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Big players like YouTube can create detection for that behavior. So it would only harm small sites that are trying to run ads to get by.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
When a piece of hardware goes or a careless backup process fails, downtime of a self-hosted service can be measured in days or weeks.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
> It's not like anything behind cloudflare is "mission critical" in the sense that lives are at stake or even a huge amount of money is at stake. Yes, there are lots of mission critical systems that use cloudflare and live
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by odie5533 11mo ago
How is Hacker News still up?
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by odie5533 11mo ago
For unit testing, I still use TestContainers which spins a full Postgres in Docker. But new alternatives like this make py-pglite ( https://github.com/wey-gu/py-pglite ) possible which is Python unit testing with PGlite.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
These often do get cached at CDNs inside of the consuming data centers. Even the ISP will cache these kind of things too.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
TypeScript is really nice though.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Yes, AWS WAF rule is in AWSManagedRulesKnownBadInputsRuleSet https://aws.amazon.com/security/security-bulletins/rss/aws-2...
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by odie5533 11mo ago
For a single page of HTML, ArrowJS's site loads really slow. I sat for almost a full second on just the header showing.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
React is good enough, so it's very hard to come up with a strong case to use anything else.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Just like shopping malls
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A comprehensive criticism of C++ [video](youtube.com)
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by odie5533 11mo ago
But what is the upside for anthropic?
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by odie5533 11mo ago
> we have 4 teams frequently working on the same code and needing to rebase and pull in change, rather than driving simple atomic changes. You have to pull in changes either way. Either there are contract changes between teams or there a
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by odie5533 11mo ago
The taxes would be refundable.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
It's meant to build apps with. If you want to build a knowledge base, sure. But why would you build a Knowledge Base when you can use Confluence, Notion, https://www.getoutline.com/ , https://clickup.com&#x2F
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Probably easier to self-host Pocketbase. There's a number of competitors: Firebase, Supabase, Pocketbase, TrailBase, InstantDB, Fusio, Nhost.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Looks very cool! Good luck!
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by odie5533 11mo ago
But you can create a dedicated DB cluster and Redis cache in AWS in 3 clicks. And then you have point in time recovery, replication, automatic failover, and guaranteed uptime. What happens when it's 3 AM and your Pocketbase server cras
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Migrated Celery to Argo Workflows. No wisdom as it was straightforward. You lose a lot startup speed though, so it's not a drop-in replacement and is only a good choice for long-running workflows. Celery was easier than Argo Workflows.
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by odie5533 11mo ago
TrailBase has a comparison page https://trailbase.io/comparison/pocketbase/
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by odie5533 11mo ago
Yes that is what it is.

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