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by pachico 3y ago
Because you can use Terraform not only for infrastructure. In our case, we use it also to setup GitLab and other services.
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by pachico 3y ago
Unrelated, but they recent change of the free tier, from sits to resources, made me switch to self managed backend. I might be far from the 500 resources limit but I can't avoid seeing it as a Damocles sword on my infra :)
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by pachico 3y ago
This is not a joke, I am really asking: how do you measure the accuracy of an air quality monitor? Comparing it to another monitor? Creating an air pollution condition and seeing how close to that is the measurement?
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by pachico 3y ago
Weirdly enough, some people I know are still are afraid of it. I can't really know why but they distrust change.
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by pachico 3y ago
From time to time, I happen to browse using someone else's computer (browser) and I get immediately overwhelmed by how crappy the experience is without uBO. Yet, I cannot convince people to install it :)
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by pachico 3y ago
I don't know how Plane is but I know very well how Jira is and it definitely needs a viable alternative.
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by pachico 3y ago
Server side issues? Images being too big? Maybe slow CSS, if there's such thing?
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by pachico 3y ago
> Remember, the fastest way to speed up a site is to remove JavaScript. I'm not entirely sure this can be so axiomatic...
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by pachico 3y ago
I like this Wikipedia article, however, I would have preferred it's contents to be transmitted directly to my brain in real time when I opened Hacker News. That would have been so much better.
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by pachico 3y ago
Regarding metrics from logs, you might agree that it's now an overkill.
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by pachico 3y ago
Because I use as a gateway for fastcgi and as TLS initiator, mostly. Nginx doesn't allow you to have distinct metrics for both use cases, which is far from ideal. My tests in controlled environments show that caddy is absolutely fine f
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by pachico 3y ago
I just wish Nginx had the good will to include decent metrics. The built-in stubs are far from enough. It's the main reason why I'm thinking about migrating everything to Caddy.
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by pachico 3y ago
Am I too paranoid to think they did this to force people to install their app?
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AWS RDS for PostgreSQL now supports Rust to build high performance functions(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by pachico 3y ago|2 comments
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by pachico 3y ago
Damn, I was reading this hoping it was the page of the ultimate browser/mobile app or extension... How did we get so far without having all this by default?
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Ask HN: Am I the only one seeing GitHub all messed up in mobile?
1 points by pachico 3y ago|3 comments
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by pachico 3y ago
My main issue with TOML is precisely described in the homepage example: [servers] [servers.alpha] is error prone. An sub heading shouldn't need to know about its parent, much less to have to copy it entirely.
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by pachico 3y ago
I think I will always start my sentences with "As a nerd of a certain age," now. It will give so much more context to all my conversations :)
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by pachico 3y ago
In general, I have no objections to well explained opt-in anything.
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by pachico 3y ago
Spanish Catalans will not be pleased by reading that Catalan is only mentioned to be spoken in Andorra. https://en.wal.unesco.org/languages/standard-catalan
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by pachico 3y ago
502 bad gateway, so far
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by pachico 3y ago
I agree 100%, but here's a plot twist: - Don't fall in the trap of early abstraction... - and abstracting one single use case is very hard, if not impossible... - but you are writing your app in Go and interfaces are the only way
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by pachico 3y ago
This looks like gold for a project that would create scripts via LLM
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by pachico 3y ago
Unrelated but "offensive" is not necessarily bad. We should accept that people can get offended by anything and, because of this, just demote the concept.
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by pachico 3y ago
Please don't get this the wrong way as it's an admission and confession of ethnocentrism: I use chopsticks quite fluently, I like to think, but I still cannot understand why people aren't switching to forks once they try them
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by pachico 3y ago
They do as they might be the reasons why you can use spots in the first place
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by pachico 3y ago
I think this post backfired at the writer. While trying to provide transparency over a problem (we all screw up) it uncovered what I think it's a horrible idea. The issue is not the bug anymore but the update process. These comments in
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by pachico 3y ago
Maybe this will encourage developers to make smaller applications too.
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by pachico 3y ago
The article fails to recommend to use re-balancing feature that allows you to run spots in production without worrying too much. It doesn't mention either that price-capacity-optimized allocation strategy. If you want to run spots in p
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by pachico 3y ago
Aged 2-6? Am I the only one thinking "leave them kids alone!"?

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