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by tonyhb 4y ago
Yep, Inngest does something similar — it can layer over any event stream (NATS, Kafka, GCP Pub/Sub, SQS/SNS, etc.) in order to subscribe to events & trigger functions. We provision that for so you don't need to manage an
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by tonyhb 4y ago
We've built something similar at https://www.inngest.com — we allow you to build durable serverless functions that react to events (or run on a schedule). The good thing about us is that you don't need to learn about e
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Take a look at https://dagger.io/ . Declarative pipelines using Node, Python, or Go. Parallelism built in, and caching built in - things are cached if they're unchanged.
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The Gig Economy(zerohplovecraft.substack.com)
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by tonyhb 4y ago
This is incredible. You have been a big help in both TLA+ and Alloy 6 — thanks so much for everything you do :)
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Building Educational TypeScript Tooling(inngest.com)
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by tonyhb 4y ago
We're building serverless scheduled processes, queues, and event-driven systems at https://www.inngest.com/ . It's early days, and we agree — they've needed a refresh to adapt to modern practices.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
I literally mentioned Vitamix in a single WhatsApp call and started getting Vitamix ads on IG. Note that I've never searched for a blender, and I don't really want one; this is the only occurrence of Vitamix in... years of my co
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by tonyhb 4y ago
For #2, you want an event driven scheduler that can coordinate between events. We've built this at https://www.inngest.com . You can run functions based off of schedules or events, with things like "when this event h
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Apple's always-on pingback no matter where you go in the globe, even if you disable cell networks. I do believe they care about privacy, though if you look at features like this it's easy to see that they can be worse than Google
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Performance tuning is important. Things like `random_page_cost`, or `effective_cache_size` are important to understand – especially with nvme drives, or databases that partition data across multiple disks (eg. hot data on nvme, stale data
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by tonyhb 4y ago
GH Actions is also breaking. Is Lambda used internally to kick off new CI runs?
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Yes: https://www.gothamgreens.com/ . They grow foods in hydroponic warehouses with no soil and no pesticides. You can find them in Whole Foods. I'm a huge fan of urban farming like this.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
I think you're right. The answer that works nicely is: place the event in a queue and process the queue with retries idempotently. For robustness, you probably also want good logging and, if possible, an event store for things like
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Building Webhooks That Scale(inngest.com)
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Similarly, Ruby had RDL - which implemented pre/post contracts and type checking prior to Sorbet. It was actually pretty nice, if slow. https://github.com/tupl-tufts/rdl
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by tonyhb 4y ago
We have an issue to move code to GPL after some time: https://github.com/inngest/inngest-cli/issues/136 . It's a balance between "give it to everyone including AWS with zero limits" and have som
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by tonyhb 4y ago
I uh, didn't realize that links weren't clickable within text submissions :D Here's some good ol' hyperlinks: [0]: https://www.inngest.com [1]: https://www.inngest.com/docs/what-is-innges
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Show HN: Inngest – an open-source event-driven queue
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by tonyhb 4y ago
The "shock" part of "shock effect" is kind of diminished if you can hide miles away from tanks, completely safe, and neuter them.
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Building an event-driven queue based on common standards(inngest.com)
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by tonyhb 4y ago
1. Run arm-based debian using Parallels, headless using `prlctl`. SSH in and use tmux. 2. Everything you install will be arm based. Docker will pull arm-based images locally. Most every project (that we use) now has arm support via docke
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Yeah, I'm very familiar with Truepill. They're the secret sauce behind many companies: Hims, Nurx, Roman, etc. Truepill is a _dominant_ supplier of drugs to many companies at this point.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
They bypass the people who sell drugs to existing pharmacies by operating their own D2C pharmacy themselves. Instead of: Pharma co -> Distribution -> Pharmacy -> You It's: Pharma co -> Cost Plus -> You. Cost plus is sti
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Uber's take can average ~45% depending on the day: https://missionlocal.org/2021/07/as-rideshare-prices-skyrock... I agree and am not quite sure where it's going (other than software).
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by tonyhb 4y ago
You can also use https://vdo.ninja/ for free to stream the phone camera to OBS.
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by tonyhb 4y ago
Yes, but it doesn't actually matter. You can use pointers for models, return the same pointer, and it will re-render fine. We do this for our CLI at https://www.inngest.com for creating new serverless functions via a quic
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How the Medallion Fund makes 75% annually(old.reddit.com)
67 points by tonyhb 5y ago|15 comments
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The Gig Economy (2018)(zerohplovecraft.wordpress.com)
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by tonyhb 5y ago
For me it wasn't instant and every part of the copy raised more questions: > The tools that build the Internet have steeped too long. It’s time for a fresh brew. What tools? The internet as in... HTTP? Servers? Caching? LLVM?

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