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Using a disk-based Redis clone to reduce AWS S3 bill(wakatime.com)
178 points by welder 5y ago|124 comments
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Maximize your concurrent web server connections with ulimit(wakatime.com)
1 points by welder 5y ago|0 comments
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by welder 6y ago
There's a better way to get consistent measurements without having to remember class names: Use withStyles[1] and have a spacings namespace in your theme. Use the spacing in your component like spacing.button, which applies an Object c
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by welder 6y ago
You get type checking automatically using withStyles, no plugin needed. That plugin is kinda cool with the css preview feature, but I bet using the built-in IDE autocomplete is more reliable. I also find withStyles more readable in general,
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by welder 6y ago
> Having IDE autocompletion would be really nice. I'm sure there's plugins that can do that. Use withStyles [1] and vscode autocompletes without needing a plugin. [1] https://github.com/airbnb/react-with-st
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by welder 6y ago
Yep, design systems (your own component library) are the way to go with React. Auto-complete, type checking support, functional, etc. You do style the component once, but after that it's self-contained, reusable, and functional. Everyo
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by welder 6y ago
So, the dev never reads/modifies the extracted component that still uses hard-to-read hard-to-typecheck classes? Doesn't seem like a good solution.
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by welder 6y ago
This is so ugly and error prone: <Button className="bg-gray-100 rounded-full flex" ... How do you remember the names of all your classes? Should your IDE know about these classes? Can you autocomplete class names? Where's
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by welder 6y ago
They meant more secure encryption for calls, not a more secure app binary.
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by welder 6y ago
It's super easy to find your identity from just your IP. I can't remember the service that does it... maybe drift.com? So putting your phone into a website also ties it to your identity.
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by welder 6y ago
Don't be so sure https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26468892
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by welder 6y ago
Came here to say the same thing. SQLAlchemy + Alembic is so powerful. Also, I think this crowd might like this blog I wrote about serializing SQLAlchemy models into JSON: https://wakatime.com/blog/32-flask-part-1-sqlalc
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by welder 6y ago
GitHub doesn't have the granularity for repo write permissions needed. For ex, if you only need read permission but you need to write a repo webhook once you're forced to ask for full repo write permissions. I've emailed GH s
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by welder 6y ago
Yes, I did that and it worked fine.
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Latency Observations of DigitalOcean Spaces vs. AWS S3(wakatime.com)
1 points by welder 6y ago|0 comments
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Using a disk-backed Redis alternative to reduce AWS S3 bill(wakatime.com)
2 points by welder 6y ago|0 comments
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by welder 6y ago
I'll happily forget that because it's such a small microscopic price that it's moot. You're way better off optimizing the actual query being made, which SQLAlchemy is great at because it doesn't hide the SQL from yo
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by welder 6y ago
When looking at my app's settings, it's using the honor system for these labels. Apple is giving companies a way to display privacy info on their app's page, but the labels aren't verified. Think of it the same as the ap
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by welder 6y ago
Mine's tankless (Waterdrop brand), is TDS creep still an issue?
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by welder 6y ago
The built-in TDS sensor shows 004 after filtering, but the unfiltered tap water is good here so that probably helps.
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by welder 6y ago
Yea, with the Mac key repeating issue that value could get input by accident. https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/293523/single-keyp... https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/4/212462
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by welder 6y ago
I have an under-sink Reverse Osmosis water filter. If this wasn't caught I wonder if the RO filter would have removed the sodium hydroxide or not.
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by welder 6y ago
> one woman said to me, “When you were shot down, I celebrated. I cheered with my friends. But we were upset that you were not killed. We thought you deserved to die.” You can imagine the hush in the audience. And then she said, “But now
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by welder 6y ago
Over the years I've learned when you think something is pointless, you just don't have enough experience to see why it's useful. jphoward's comment is spot on.
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by welder 6y ago
> This should lead to more competition by making it possible for Fitbit to compete with Apple. Fitness trackers are too basic. I can't wait to see if the Oneplus smart watch is any good. https://www.theverge.com/2020
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by welder 6y ago
I was recommended Novo too. Tried Brex and they didn't have their ____ together.
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by welder 6y ago
In these cases, the funds came from tech money. I made sure to check at the time so I could better understand the market. One buyer was friends with the seller, but they didn't know until receiving his formal offer. SF is a small city,
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by welder 6y ago
Yes cash, but not necessarily foreign. I recently went through the process of placing bids on 2 houses in SF and both had cash offers higher and both cash offers came from local residents already living in SF.
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by welder 6y ago
TLDR: <img src="header.svg" />
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by welder 6y ago
Why did Y Combinator the company choose their name? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed-point_combinator#Y_combi...

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