silasb

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by silasb 5y ago
https://github.com/rogchap/v8go is a Go library which makes this easy to accomplish.
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by silasb 5y ago
I'm surprised to see no one comment on Zig. It seems like the bun.sh developers are making some bold changes with such a low-level language.
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by silasb 5y ago
Being surprised by this convo probably means your manager did a poor job of communicating (or you did a poor job of listening to what your manager was saying). You should be having biweekly (or better yet weekly) 1 on 1s with your boss. Fo
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by silasb 5y ago
Probably should add https://bun.sh/ to the list as well, it's early but has some potential.
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by silasb 5y ago
Me as well.
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by silasb 5y ago
This is just embarrassing. > the M1’s CPUs are so powerful that a software-rendered desktop is actually faster on them than on e.g. Rockchip ARM64 machines with hardware acceleration.
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by silasb 5y ago
Has your team considered looking into buildkite? We love the flexibility it gives us. Being able to dynamically build pipelines is a very nice feature that not many others have (at least that I could tell when I was researching).
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by silasb 5y ago
I wonder if Telsa's Dojo computer [1] has anything to do with this? [1]: https://electrek.co/2021/08/20/tesla-dojo-supercomputer-worl...
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by silasb 5y ago
Yes, `flyctl` from https://fly.io/docs/getting-started/login-to-fly/
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by silasb 5y ago
Off topic: I really dig `fly` from `fly.io` is there any model that is similar to that. Akin to hereoku but for k8s?
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by silasb 5y ago
I like this idea. Can we do something similar to how Frame.work laptops work and just provide the connection to/from the chassis as USB-C? It'd be great if the next version of the compute module would provide thunderbolt 4 instea
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by silasb 5y ago
Tethered drones might work.
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by silasb 5y ago
Just the tool that I was looking for. We are looking to do Service linting in our organization as a method of making sure our services don't drift too far apart. Anyone else know of a Service linting tool? OPA/conftest come clos
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by silasb 5y ago
> including two Thunderbolt ports for superfast data transfer, and support for up to a 6K display. Still no dual monitors?
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by silasb 5y ago
dapr.io
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by silasb 6y ago
Would be cool if you modified the chart and it kept it's position when editing.
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by silasb 6y ago
I've been using https://github.com/cosmtrek/air
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by silasb 6y ago
Rack mount case would be nice.
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by silasb 6y ago
Worth mentioning that there is https://crates.io/crates/rocksdb which Rust bindings to RocksDB.
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by silasb 6y ago
What do you think about ShapeUp?
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by silasb 6y ago
Another downside is the long compile times.
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by silasb 6y ago
I've been hacking on some go code to put together a set of services to run lambda functions locally. It's a hodgepodge of different services. https://github.com/silasb/lambda-engine https://github.
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by silasb 6y ago
Very exciting news. Is there a way that I can subscribe to get info on when it'll be released?
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by silasb 6y ago
Just found out about Temporal and it looks interesting. I eager to jump in but our organization primarily uses Ruby. I know the big difference between Cadence vs Temporal is the fact they are using GRPC which seems much easier to adopt.
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by silasb 7y ago
I recently spent some time between raw UDP and GRPC and learned a ton. This was for a hardware project so it's different from what web devs typically work on. The most important thing that I found out while doing my research is it&#x27
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by silasb 7y ago
Your architecture is similar to something that we want to get towards. How do you handle standing up all these pieces (or even a subset of these pieces) in the dev environment?
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by silasb 7y ago
Do you know what CNI plugins support veth pairs?
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by silasb 8y ago
Crystal is still pretty young and under pretty active development. For me, the biggest con is the long compile times for Crystal.
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by silasb 8y ago
ranger looks awesome... Going to try to integrate that into my workflow. Thanks.
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by silasb 8y ago
https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv is a must if you do anything with CSV.

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