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by sausagefeet 1y ago
Hello, Stategraph developer here, the answer is: probably not. That doesn't resolve the core issue of state being managed as a big blob.
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
Hey! One of the Stategraph developers here and can answer any questions. The major motivation is just how small scale Terraform/Tofu start to breakdown and creates work for users when they have to refactor for performance issues that
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Show HN: Bootstrapped Terraform Orchestration in OCaml
2 points by sausagefeet 1y ago|0 comments
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I'm a scrappy startup and I care about all our customers' usecases(pid1.dev)
4 points by sausagefeet 1y ago|0 comments
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
I co-founded a competitor to Spacelift and it's cool to see them with the successful raise. I believe this brings them to around $70m in funding. I am very thankful to Spacelift for funding and supporting so much of OpenTofu. They ar
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The Gap Through Which We Praise the Machine(ferd.ca)
3 points by sausagefeet 1y ago|0 comments
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
Is that sufficient? I'm not very adept at modern AI but it feels to me like the only reliable solution is to not have the data in the model at all. Is that what you're saying accomplishes?
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
I do not have ADHD but also struggle to "sell myself". It's something I had to work on. My view is that the industry can be kind of obsessed with these kind of stories. It's kind of like the "great man of history
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
There are a few companies and products that have adopted the "Terra" prefix. Terragrunt and Terramate standout.
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
I am the engineer! It's true.
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
Title has been edited, original title is: How we're beating $359M in funding with two people and OCaml I am the author.
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
I've had the same feeling for awhile. I tried to articulate it last night actually, I don't know to how much success: https://pid1.dev/posts/ai-skeptic/
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by sausagefeet 1y ago
What's the compelling argument for Wasm (and Boxer) for a Wasm skeptic? It seems to be that a lot of development to create a new environment to develop for that is different than the interfaces we've been developing against for 4
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
Who do you think is going to be writing those linting rules after the first person that cared about it the most finishes?
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
IME, and experiences may vary, "Well Enough" merge function usually means corrupt data, confusing outputs, incoherent semantics, and frustrating debugging sessions at any kind of scale beyond playing around. YMMV.
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
I co-founded Terrateam[0] which started out as GitOps for Terraform but has expanded to OpenTofu, Pulumi, and now "GitOpsify anything (that has a plan/apply-like workflow)". An example is feature flagging, you can manage you
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HashiCorp Lost Its Way(terrateam.io)
5 points by sausagefeet 2y ago|0 comments
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
> Every resource necessitates API calls that consume compute resources In that world, I think it'd make more sense to charge per run-time second of performing an operation. I understand the argument you are making but the issue is
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
Terrateam too[0] Although Terrateam is more tightly integrated with a VCS provider. Disclaimer: I co-founded Terrateam. [0] https://github.com/terrateamio/terrateam
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Cohttp vs. libcurl: Why Terrateam switched to libcurl(terrateam.io)
1 points by sausagefeet 2y ago|0 comments
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
I use both and I use them for different purposes. I use org-mode to stay organized, track todo's, keep notes, etc. I use AsciiDoc to express myself to others, write documentation, and write blog posts. Certainly there is some degree
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
I've been using AsciiDoc since Oxide did a podcast on their RFDs and I love it. I find it so much saner than Markdown, and it covers more usecases. I wish there were more implementations but asciidoctor works great. Hugo also suppor
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
I work on Terrateam[0], an open source IaC orchesterator. In our opinion, workspaces in Terraform/Tofu kind of suck. The problem is: multiple environments are never actually the same. Workspaces are built under the premise that the
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
My question is not a false dilemma. As the link you gave points out, a false dilemma starts with a false premise which limits the subject to two absolutes when in-fact multiple exist. My question has no false premise, it's simply ask
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
I hope to be able to write this blog post in 20 years. My co-founder and I started a bootstrapped company 3 years ago do IaC orchestration and we are slowly but steadily growing. We love being small. We love being accountable to our cust
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
If you woke up tomorrow in either USA or China, which would you prefer to wake up in and why?
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
Can anyone speak to the performance numbers on the Bun page? It represents itself as significantly faster than the existing options, but why is that the case? Is it related to Bun itself? It must be the JavaScript engine they chose right
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
It's also not a great idea to place one's future at the whim of a competitor. Maybe they get a good license deal today and next year it's 100x. No sane business would do this.
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by sausagefeet 2y ago
I use feed2mail, which is a Python program that turns RSS Feeds into Maildir emails. I have my own patchset on top to address some issues. https://hg.sr.ht/~mmatalka/feed2mail/rev/mmatalka-patchset
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Amid a flurry of hype, Microsoft reorganizes entire dev team around AI(arstechnica.com)
2 points by sausagefeet 2y ago|1 comments

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