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by picardo 5y ago
> Grant Permissions on Specific Columns This feature might be great for OLAP systems, but it's awful for OLTP systems. The last thing I want is debug permission errors bubbling from my database into the application layer. It may not
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by picardo 5y ago
Even teams with good team cultures can screw up their processes. In my experience, a bad process is one that 1) produces responsibility without accountability, and 2) does not account for process bottlenecks.
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by picardo 5y ago
Your description makes the first company seem better in comparison until you stop to think the tradeoffs. There are always tradeoffs. My previous role was in a team run like the first company. There were sky high barriers to get code into p
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by picardo 5y ago
Good to see IDE support for TypeProf type hints[1]. I've been doing a lot of work in statically typed languages lately, and spoiled by how good IDE integration is with the compiler. Ruby has been moving towards static types for a while
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by picardo 5y ago
I built an API proxy using a CF Worker today. The deploy takes only 2 seconds. Its speed is its killer feature.
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by picardo 5y ago
> Vagrancy describes when birds veer off-course and continue roving around — potentially indefinitely — in search of others of their kind. It is not uncommon. There are records of albatrosses spending decades living as vagabond singleton
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by picardo 5y ago
Mitch has always struck me as a singularly sincere and dedicated individual. His passion for the end user experience show in his every product decision. As a developer, I've enjoyed using his tools more than I should. Most enterprise s
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by picardo 5y ago
I have no idea what this company does. Are they even in the same line of business as Facebook?
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The Manager's Handbook(themanagershandbook.com)
3 points by picardo 5y ago|0 comments
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by picardo 5y ago
What would you say is the advantage of Vantage over AWS's Billing Dashboard?[1] I can configure it to send me daily reports and notifications if the costs exceed my daily threshold already. Why do I need Vantage? ---- [1] https:/
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A Taste of Roc(youtube.com)
2 points by picardo 5y ago|0 comments
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Effortless Postgres Branching with Platter(docs.platter.dev)
2 points by picardo 5y ago|0 comments
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by picardo 5y ago
The counter to that argument is that the brick-and-mortar chains don't claim to be platforms or marketplaces for other products. The business model of a Walmart is pretty simple. Buy wholesale, sell retail.
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by picardo 5y ago
Jeff was still with the company when the last version of the policy was announced, i.e. "3 days from office, 2 days from home." It was probably the head of HR who came up with it. Jeff accepted it like, "Oh well." You co
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by picardo 5y ago
> The last update added support for the page up, page down and home keys. That should make it easier to get back to the top. I use a Mac Air. I don't have these keys. > Do you mean loading more posts when you reached the end of t
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by picardo 5y ago
Some of the comments in here don't show up on Haxplore until much later. It looks like the API response is being cached... which gives me a pause because navigating the comments is the best part of Haxplore interface.
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by picardo 5y ago
A couple of more ideas: * Some way to go to the top of the page without refreshing the page. * Some way to load new posts asynchronously without refreshing the page.
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by picardo 5y ago
Nice work. Minor issue, but when I open the Menu with M, the focus should be in the dropdown menu, so I can navigate it with the arrow up and down. Otherwise, works great!
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by picardo 5y ago
Thinking back on it, we always used Terraform with Pulumi, which creates its own abstraction layer for a CF stack. It's hard to pinpoint where the root cause of the slowness was.. but in principle having fewer abstractions allowed us t
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by picardo 5y ago
Terraform can be frustratingly slow at times. You have to realize that at the end of the day, it's an abstraction layer on top of the public APIs of a cloud service. If all your services are hosted on a single cloud, you don't nee
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by picardo 5y ago
What is the usecase for Deno Deploy? Can you build full blown web apps with it? Or is it mostly for building small services, e.g. image transformation, CDN, etc.?
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by picardo 5y ago
The biggest pain point of Yarn 2 for me has been configuring CI servers. With `node_modules` there is one folder you need to copy between build server to CI server, but Yarn uses some virtual directory system to link the packages, and I hav
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by picardo 5y ago
Great read. Thanks for the write up.
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by picardo 5y ago
After a day of trying it out, I have to say... this is really terrific. I was fully prepared to be disappointed, but I was pleasantly surprised by it at every turn. I hope I can replace all my yml files with a single Earthly file someday.
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by picardo 5y ago
Ah, I see. That's pretty cool. But all builds are run on the same machine, which is not a deal breaker; it'd be nice to distribute them on multiple machines, as well.
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by picardo 5y ago
After a cursory look, it seems like there is no support for parallel and dependent builds in the syntax right now. Is this correct? Are there any plans to support that? That's the advantage of CodeBuild spec files –– they let me specif
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by picardo 5y ago
I've been wishing for something like this. Can I generate AWS CodeBuild buildspec.yml files from an Earthfile?
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by picardo 5y ago
I tried this a few months ago. Many features were missing then. I couldn't set up backups, and connect directly to `psql`. It was such a pain. I don't know if they've addressed those issues yet. It'd be a hard sell for m
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by picardo 5y ago
Maybe for the very small sellers, yes. But Shopify will be fine without them. They provide a lot of value to medium size sellers with a lot of turn over, through their app marketplace and integrations.
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by picardo 5y ago
Reddit started allowing its users send cryptocurrency to each other recently as well, through "community coins." ResearchHub's model isn't that different.

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