tonyhb

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by tonyhb 3y ago
Java only just got green threads (goroutines), 11 years after Go 1.0 was introduced. CSP had been around for yonks. Nothing is perfect to begin with, and I think you could probably be a bit kinder to Golang here.
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by tonyhb 3y ago
To be fair this is the same as most regulatory bodies. You have specific things you must do for SOC2. There can also be known issues that you must document and, as long as they fall within acceptable risk tolerances and you have a plan
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by tonyhb 3y ago
This is supported in Google Calendar. You set the TZ when you're creating an invite.
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by tonyhb 3y ago
https://github.com/darwin67/ex_inngest . We'll officially support this soon — it's written by one of our engineering team. The SDKs are lightweight, work in any language (we only support a few right now), and
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Yeah, for sure. Individual companies run tens of millions of functions a month across anything as basic as braze-like customer lifecycle emails ( https://www.inngest.com/blog/lifecycle-emails-with-resend ) to running co
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by tonyhb 3y ago
RE. initial flows and diagnostics, I totally feel your pain. Part of the trouble with these systems is that they're too different from our average SDLC we have every day: - Write regular code - Test locally - Then deploy This is one o
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Yeah. I don’t really love that companies exploited something hashicorp gave away for free, then play good when they finally have to commit to the ecosystem when hashicorp takes it away. Where was this support when they built a business on t
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LM Studio: Test, run, and iterate on LLMs locally with a single click(lmstudio.ai)
3 points by tonyhb 3y ago|0 comments
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Not sure, but I'd guess they're using Vitesse (ie. Planetscale) which is honestly really fast and durable.
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by tonyhb 3y ago
With 60m cats and a mid range 15b animals killed, that’s 250 deaths per cat a year, less than one a day. According to the study. Idk where you’re getting your numbers from dude but it’s not TFA. You’re blowing things out of proportion by s
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by tonyhb 3y ago
You said it yourself - domestic vs unowned. People aren’t counting unowned cats en masse, and domestication is the root cause of those feral cats. Also, their range is lower bound 3* your numbers, so there’s no need to cherry pick the hig
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Fair, thanks for the feedback :) It's also annoying to build this stuff on serverless platforms. Love it or hate it, they're here to stay and one of our principles is that we should meet you where you're at — setting this st
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Hah, I get it. We actually have an alpha Go SDK out, and an Elixir SDK in progress. The cool thing is you can switch languages and clouds, deploy a new endpoint, and function state carries over for zero downtime migrations. https:/&
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by tonyhb 3y ago
The simple case is simple, but anything beyond that can get challenging. Some examples: Multi-step functions. This requires chained jobs, and your dependencies get messy. Operating this kind of sucks. Change management here is hard. It
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Hi Kurt! We do the same metrics type thing at Inngest, and we share the exact same thoughts as you. We 'solved' it by, well, using Inngest to charge for Inngest. We track everything as metrics, then hook up functions to read fro
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by tonyhb 3y ago
The executor, queue, state, drivers, etc. are all on Github ( https://github.com/inngest/inngest ). Over the last year we've been iterating on the internals a lot to build things like: - Concurrency (shared nothing,
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Make your git commit history good? `go mod vendor` in a separate commit to your PR changes. Review the commit with local code changes. Easy.
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by tonyhb 3y ago
For posterity: https://github.blog/2023-05-16-addressing-githubs-recent-ava... It was the DB, and it was rogue usage on May 10, so I'm standing by my original comment
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Specifically because they said the experience is better without knowing the other unreleased version they’re comparing it to. Bringing up other releases is irrelevant.
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by tonyhb 3y ago
How can they compare with something that hasn’t been released? It might be true, but at the same time it feels disingenuous to compare unreleased games on switch to a pirated PC. “Much more enjoyable” can’t be a thing until you compare, rig
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Yeah, fair, totally get it. Wasn't aiming to spread FUD, and I know that FDB is a little hard to compare against... it is pretty magic with how it routes and shards :D ( https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/keyspace
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by tonyhb 3y ago
Ah, unbalanced shards via wrong sharding keys was an issue at one point, IIRC. I remember talking with an SRE there when something bad happened at GitHub last year, and I know that this time the current DB cluster failed. To be clear, I _w
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by tonyhb 3y ago
From an SRE, one of their DB clusters failed. They use Vitess which is great, but it can be prone to hotspots and doesn't auto-shard. Heavy usage (esp. from large customers, rogue jobs) can take down the cluster. When it goes down,
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by tonyhb 4y ago
I don’t think cities that gather the “I like money” folk have really ever attracted interesting people, or another way: money doesn’t make people interesting.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
> A ChatGPT-style AI that can only reply with links to reference docs, libraries, or wikipedia articles This is exactly what we've built at Inngest so that you can learn our SDK: https://www.inngest.com/ai-personaliz
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by tonyhb 4y ago
More directly from https://diataxis.fr/ . The person who came up with this worked at Divio; Diataxis is the canonical name for this framework!
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AI Personalization and the Future of Developer Docs(inngest.com)
4 points by tonyhb 4y ago|0 comments
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by tonyhb 4y ago
I think it’s north of $100m a year now so all of the life support talk is not based in truth.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Looks like you signed up to us last year at https://www.inngest.com and took... a lot of inspiration! Good luck with the release - nice to see you adding features like keys, sleeps, etc.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
If I understand correctly, this is a receiver — which means you can take your existing DD instrumentation in their format and have it translated to OTel using this code. It lowers the switching cost to get off of DD.

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