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by reval 1y ago
I wonder if temporal [1] could be used to create DO. Had anyone here tried it? [1] - https://temporal.io/
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by reval 1y ago
Are there any self-hosted offerings similar to Durable Ojects? I like the idea of abstracting synchronization like this but enjoy being cloud agnostic.
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by reval 2y ago
That’s a cynical way of saying that maintaining relationships and trading information are the things of value. Accepting this will make any job more fulfilling- even with AI.
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by reval 2y ago
Both of you nailed it. I’ve always used the term “implied implementation” to describe the phenomenon where a description becomes prescription.
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by reval 2y ago
I once had the same fear but when I look at my education I realize that coding is not what forced me to learn lower level concepts. I learned how a computer works through deliberate study of lower level concepts and those learnings translat
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by reval 2y ago
If I’m understanding correctly, the MVP and OSS are separate. If correct then I have to ask if the OSS version is in a usable state? Regardless, I’ll keep an eye on this project. Kudos.
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by reval 2y ago
Why is that an anti-pattern? Databases have added `SKIP LOCKED` and `SELECT FOR UPDATE` to handle these use cases. What are the downsides?
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by reval 2y ago
I wish this article spent more on the identification of personality conflicts. It's not clear from reading how a personality conflict differs from an idea conflict. One highlight from the article is the culture of experimentation. Expe
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by reval 2y ago
This looks like a great product that could really help smaller orgs get through SOC2 while leveraging engineering to automate as much as possible. I base that statement on the extensibility offered here. Are there any orgs that are self-hos
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by reval 2y ago
This is technically correct but disingenuous. This reminds of the climate change comic where a scientist asks “What if climate change is a big hoax and we create a better world god nothing?”
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by reval 2y ago
Does anyone have experience with this? How does it compare to say Redshift?
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by reval 4y ago
The closest I’ve ever seen are programmers that avoid data collection and surveillance. Like avoiding social media and using an ad-blocker. Not exactly mortal risk aversion.
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by reval 4y ago
Can you give an example of a non-programming task where errors can be serious/fatal? In my experience, the programmers are closest to the technical controls in the organization. In matters of compliance and security, the programmers wi