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Speed Is a Feature(enchant.com)
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by veesahni 6y ago
Just like serverless still has servers, this can be reasonably called dbless :)
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by veesahni 6y ago
Enchant | Part-Time | REMOTE | https://enchant.com We create customer centric products that help companies build meaningful connections with their customers. Currently looking for content writers to join us on our educational mi
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by veesahni 6y ago
WSL2 & VSCode have completely replaced Virtualbox/Vagrant/SublimeText for me. The WSL2 Linux VM runs on Hyper-V, BESIDE windows, not on top of it. So the VM is fast and i/o is fast. VSCode has a WSL2 plugin which enables
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by veesahni 6y ago
I wrote a popular blog post on this one: https://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-re...
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by veesahni 6y ago
Aren't Fuji & APS-C lenses still bigger than equivalent M43? 9-18, 15 f1.7, 45 f1.8 such a tiny tiny kit
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by veesahni 6y ago
I've been torn for similar reasons over the last few years: Should I take my camera when the phone in my pocket is good enough? Photos I take from my Pixel are 90% there - the automatic processing is excellent. But sometimes the white
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by veesahni 6y ago
Enchant | Frontend Developer | Part Time | REMOTE We build software to help teams communicate with their customers. Help desks, knowledge bases, live chat. We're currently rebuilding our frontend w/ React and MobX and are looking
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by veesahni 6y ago
Yes, I saw this last year. Complicated and requires a lot of effort on the user's part compared to let's say CloudWatch anomaly alerting: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/monitori...
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by veesahni 6y ago
We have all sorts of data flowing into Prometheus and charted in Grafana. Grafana lets me alert based on thresholds and that works fine for many things. EXAMPLE 1: Imagine a service. Load avg of 2 is unacceptable and means things will be s
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by veesahni 6y ago
Are we any closer to having some kind of anomaly detection in grafana (when using prometheus)?
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A tiny oversight brought our app to a crawl(enchant.com)
1 points by veesahni 6y ago|0 comments
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by veesahni 6y ago
Anybody have commentary on how this snap stuff impacts those who use Ubuntu on their EC2 nodes? So far I see complaints about Chromium, which typically doesn't exist in a server environment.
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by veesahni 6y ago
i did finally stop randomly trying to go to google reader
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by veesahni 7y ago
There in lies the challenge that they have to deal with. WSL1 was not great in local or cross-os i/o. WSL2 is at least great in local i/o.
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by veesahni 7y ago
I believe WSL2 was designed to keep your files inside on ext4 instead of outside on NTFS.
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by veesahni 7y ago
When I tried VSCode a year ago, I found it to have an input lag, compared to sublime. Given your comments, I just installed it right now to try it out again. I like the built in terminal & git integration. Code search performance is e
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by veesahni 7y ago
On a Win10 host, I want to edit code in sublime and have the runtime environment in linux. I want fast code search and fast build times. I've found no way to accomplish the above. Code in Windows + Windows Sublime means build in WSL w
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by veesahni 7y ago
Correct. WSL1 ran ELF binaries on Windows (as crazy as it sounds). WSL2 is basically linux in a VM + OS provided helper services on both sides.
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by veesahni 7y ago
Authorization: Bearer <token> Ultimately similar to what github did..
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by veesahni 7y ago
We similarly deprecated password auth on our API previously. We used to allow basic auth over HTTPS. Two issues: * users will ultimately hard code the passwords in a script * the user may have used the same password on other sites Combine t
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by veesahni 7y ago
MX server of @unverified.email matches the ip of smtp.unverified.email It would appear that it is configured to receive email sent to @unverified.email
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by veesahni 7y ago
The concept is interesting - adding new behaviors to existing code without fully understanding it. The new code also looks like it could execute concurrently, which is a bonus. But there are times you do want to understand how things work.
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by veesahni 7y ago
> How do you structure batch operations like creating multiple things? Is the current answer to make N queries and hope you're using http/2? OP here. Two approaches: 1. Have a special endpoint (POST /batch) where you send
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by veesahni 7y ago
I also run ultrahook.com for unidirectional webhook only use case.
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by veesahni 8y ago
Recent XPS models use a "killer" branded wireless card that's soldered to the motherboard. I suspect things would be better if you could use an Intel card (as is used on most other premium laptops)
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by veesahni 8y ago
As an alternative: Google Home Mini can pair with bluetooth aux receivers ( https://www.amazon.com/s?k=bluetooth+receiver+aux ) which can be connected to dumb speakers. End result is similar to chromecast audio (but not au
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by veesahni 8y ago
> cygwin just doesn't cut it for me as a substitute for having a real UNIX underneath Windows 10 has WSL, which replaces cygwin. It's a wonderful compromise which lets me can execute unmodified ELF binaries on Windows 10. Rea
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by veesahni 8y ago
For what it's worth, when chatting with rogers (the other major canadian telecom provider) today about plan change, they explicitly stated their offer guarantees a "discount for the term" but the "rate is not protected&q
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by veesahni 8y ago
A Canadian sole proprietorship is about as simple as it gets, since you can file taxes on your T1 and business income just passes through to you. Stripe can also transfer USD straight to a USD account at a Canadian bank. Any kind of corpora

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