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by tinodb 1y ago
That’s why the article suggests using a uuid v6 which is time orderable. Or prefixing with an incrementing db id. So indeed, if you intend to delete events, you might want to make sure you have orderable ids of some sort.
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by tinodb 1y ago
Does that ever provide you with anything more than a lame summary? I mean Gemini models can do a lot, but I don’t have the feeling they’ve well integrated tbh.
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by tinodb 2y ago
Can you share them or link to them?
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by tinodb 2y ago
Plenty of websites can live with the reduced complexity of having their static files served directly by python. Hence it exists, and is useful.
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by tinodb 2y ago
Also check out Moss. They are doing some things right in budgeting and transaction linking!
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by tinodb 2y ago
Interestingly the examples don’t show interaction with <form>. In the deletion confirm example, can I put this inside a form and have it continue to POST when confirmed and cancelled when cancel is hit in the popover? If I still need
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by tinodb 2y ago
What’s the equivalent of meltano’s (singer) taps in Bruin? There’s already hundreds out there that no one is wanting to duplicate of course :)
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by tinodb 2y ago
> LLMs don't write code like that. Many people have tried with many prompts. It's mostly good for just generating stuff once and maybe do little modifications while convincingly arguing the code has no bugs (and it has). You ha
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by tinodb 2y ago
Indeed
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by tinodb 2y ago
I’m a bit surprised to hear that is the state of migrations in Rails. Being a Django developer I’m used to having most of the points you mention covered for a really long time already. It’s timeless by looking at a captured schema, that d
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by tinodb 2y ago
From the rustic readme: > rustic currently is in beta state and misses regression tests. It is not recommended to use it for production backups, yet.
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by tinodb 2y ago
I don’t think they do! > That the Dutch roundabout, including the cycle tracks all around it, can be built in almost the same space of a traditional junction is the reason why so many are being converted. From: https://bicycle
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by tinodb 2y ago
No, that’s not the same. On a 4-way stop you have to completely stop. Also how I remember my year in the US (I’m from NL) is that the first to reach the stop has right of way, not the “left” one. But I might be wrong on that last one? D
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by tinodb 2y ago
I don’t see why WSGI would enforce any of that. Just sounds like someone jumped the microservices hype train…. You can as easily fit it in one python program as in one go binary.
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by tinodb 2y ago
Note that titiler[0] exists, which is doing a pretty nice job. [0] https://github.com/developmentseed/titiler
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by tinodb 2y ago
Most of the comments here seem to gear towards “you must always…”. But as you rightfully point out, “it depends” and is an architectural trade off depending our the required qualities.
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by tinodb 2y ago
Do you have anything to support that claim? Because in my belief this follows normal thermodynamics, which means that if the energy dissipation over an amount of time is less than the energy cost to heat, it makes sense to do it. Do you thi
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by tinodb 2y ago
In the Netherlands gaps aren’t allowed either, and I’m surprised that it is elsewhere, as that allows to you get rid of unwanted invoices whenever you want. However you are allowed to have multiple sequences, differentiated through a prefix
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by tinodb 2y ago
That fully depends on the level of insulation. Newly build houses here in The Netherlands rarely cool down when heating is off, and the temperature stays generally stable, even when you are out (and the heating is off). My Quooker is so wel
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by tinodb 2y ago
Are you saying insulation is worthless?
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by tinodb 3y ago
That’s just bandaid. Using chat to manage projects is just a bad idea a lot of people now got used to….
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by tinodb 3y ago
Please don’t do this, or at least try offer normal login alongside it. This is really bad ux. Instead of being able to have my password manager sign me in without me having to do much, I suddenly have to open my email (which I might have cl
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by tinodb 3y ago
> By analyzing competition, thinking forward and having a vision. Are developers supposed to only think on the benefits of mysql vs postgres? No but they are vastly different expertises. And in the time that engineers make decisions on d
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by tinodb 4y ago
Solar Monkey | Platform, Python and Javascript Engineers | REMOTE (EU) (or The Hague, The Netherlands) | Full time At Solar Monkey ( https://solarmonkey.io/ ), our goal is to enable solar to become the world’s leading power s
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by tinodb 4y ago
It’s a long post, not a book but still a great resource on this topic: https://zachholman.com/talk/utc-is-enough-for-everyone-right
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by tinodb 4y ago
The right answer to those questions is: Sorry but that’s quite a direct question, why do you ask? (And how is it relevant to this interview?) Those are bad questions to ask as an employer, and you should probably move on to the next opportu
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by tinodb 4y ago
I like to follow Pieter Levels in this regard. He’s very open on what works and what doesn’t. Yes he has thousands of followers now, but that didn’t come easy. He tried a lot , only 4 projects out o 70+ made money: https://twitt
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by tinodb 4y ago
I really enjoy espanso too! I only have a handful of expansions that I use (date, reverse date, may email address, our domain) but it is already so nice. I should add some things :)
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by tinodb 4y ago
Same here, 502 consistently.
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by tinodb 4y ago
Same here. Usually you just want to make simple queries, and this is a simple text based way to make m.

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