tomgs

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by tomgs 4y ago
That would entail time-travelling and capturing that exact spot in the code, which is usually done by exception monitoring/handling products (plenty exist on the market). We're more after ongoing situations, where the issue is eit
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by tomgs 4y ago
Disclaimer: I run Developer Relations for Lightrun. There is another way to tackle the problem for most normal, back-end applications: Dynamic Logging[0]. Instead of adding a large of amount of logs during development (and then having to
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by tomgs 4y ago
My background is in normal, enterprise-saas-style software development projects, and the whole notion of post-quantum crypto kind of baffles me. Funnily enough, this post coincides with the release of a newsletter issue[0] by a friend of mi
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Developer Generalists(blog.granot.dev)
4 points by tomgs 5y ago|0 comments
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Nvidia will lose its grip on the AI industry(the-investing-desk.com)
10 points by tomgs 5y ago|1 comments
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by tomgs 5y ago
There's immense value in belonging to agenda-driven, no-frills, tiny groups of people that talk about the things they do. It's motivation, it's camaraderie, it's troubleshooting in a group, it's.... just a really re
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by tomgs 5y ago
I logged in just to say that this is a great question. This is one of those things where long-form HN threads come in really handy.
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by tomgs 6y ago
As one does, I presume...
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by tomgs 6y ago
I'm going to make the valid assumption that someone, at some point, was assigned to fix this. The issue here, IMHO, is why they didn't . It comes down to how complicated it was to fix this from the organizational perspective, and
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by tomgs 6y ago
Also, on the same note(see highlighted yellow text): https://idlewords.com/#archive:~:text=ceglowski.com-,Threat,...
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by tomgs 6y ago
Disclaimer (and a bit of context): I work for a company that builds a special type of debugger, aimed at debugging live applications in production. As one would expect, we've spent an enormous amount of time thinking about debuggers, h
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by tomgs 6y ago
Sidenote: This is how you properly deal with massive load on your site: https://imgur.com/a/zKMh5zg The "checkout our twitter" thing is especially cool.
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by tomgs 6y ago
I use https://www.monicahq.com/ mostly for this. Interesting, tracking.
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by tomgs 6y ago
Just contemplating doc solutions for the open source repo I maintain (5K+ stars). Would be happy to use https://documentation.page/ . Ping me at my email / twitter (details in my profile).
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by tomgs 6y ago
GitHub issues has been a godsend. People don't often take the time to do detailed write-ups while investigating, but when they do... amazing. Fountains of knowledge hidden in closed issues. Speaking of which - especially in the ops &#x
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by tomgs 6y ago
This is, by far, one of the best product marketing work I have seen in a while. A write-only interface for Twitter.... you, dear sir or madam, have my clicks. All of my clicks.
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by tomgs 6y ago
Yep, yep. Makes all the difference. Liking to write helps a lot with keeping in touch.
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by tomgs 6y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25273716 .
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by tomgs 6y ago
There was this notion of a mobile app for a minute there - https://github.com/monicahq/chandler - which I think might've been super duper awesome, but open source is hard. I would 100% use that over the desktop ap
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by tomgs 6y ago
Then I have done my job as a member of Monica's community right. Happy to see you with us! Re your question, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25283008 .
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by tomgs 6y ago
Ah, personal stacks. What a wonderful topic to spend a late night writing session on. I am not really into self-hosting and homelabs, in the sense that I never got too deep into the proper architecture of it all and the "right" wa
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by tomgs 6y ago
> Frankly, I don't need to know how he is doing every few months and I find it a bit awkward to make small talk any way. There's a bit of secret sauce here that I tend to rely on to prevent myself from being considered "th
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by tomgs 6y ago
> Making a deliberate effort to maintain those relationships doesn't seem like its fake to me. I actually think it's more genuine to care enough to write down to call somebody instead of letting it slip by you. Being determined
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by tomgs 6y ago
> Then forget to call and feel bad about forgetting. This. I feel really, really guilty if I hear something great or awful happened to someone I used to be in touch with, but the relationship faded away into the flow of life. Why wasn&#x
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by tomgs 6y ago
> It’s like harping on people going to the gym and watching their diet for not being “naturally” fit. Exactly. I have this thing that I'm not good at. I have this tool I use to be better at it. Everybody wins. One might say that com
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by tomgs 6y ago
I have to mention that this is one of the top 3 tools in my personal stack. See some comments below regarding various things I saw in this thread. Stability: Been running it for 2+ years now (or is it 3+ already?), no problems whatsoever. I
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by tomgs 6y ago
Original: https://netty.io/wiki/user-guide-for-4.x.html#writing-a-disc...
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The most simplistic protocol in the world is not 'Hello, World ' but DISCARD(tools.ietf.org)
3 points by tomgs 6y ago|1 comments
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by tomgs 6y ago
Oh! Sweet. Actually only saw the LinkedIn and sent you a request there. Will also send an email.
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by tomgs 6y ago
He's indeed interested in seeing your implementation - how can he reach you without disclosing his private address here?

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