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whitepoplar
3y ago
I'd like to know this as well!
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Shipping Multi-Tenant SaaS Using Postgres Row-Level Security
(thenile.dev)
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3y ago
What's the easiest way to cheaply get ECC on AM5 working w/ separate GPUs nowadays? I currently have an ASRock B450 AM4 motherboard + ECC memory + Ryzen 5 3600 and while I think ECC works, I'm not certain. I with there were
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whitepoplar
3y ago
I'd recommend searching Google Flights with the "Legrooms for Google Flights" Chrome extension. Not only does it visibly list each aircraft type in the list of search results, but it also shows you how many inches of legroom
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whitepoplar
3y ago
Can you recommend a hosting provider that's better than Hetzner but not as pricey as AWS?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
This is my primary concern. I want to use Hetzner so badly for important workloads, but just can't stomach the risk (even if it's a small one) of being null-routed. Which hosting provider would you use today?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
Facepalm! Thanks.
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whitepoplar
3y ago
I can't seem to find a "Sermons On The Mount" talk. Do you have a link?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
What were the specific benefits you experienced?
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3y ago
https://x.com/xenadu02/status/1496765378592083968?s=20 https://x.com/xenadu02/status/1496770278612819968?s=20 https://x.com/xenadu02/status/1495875479475298324?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
SK Hynix and Sabrent: https://x.com/xenadu02/status/1496290369184874497?s=20
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whitepoplar
3y ago
SK Hynix and Sabrent: https://x.com/xenadu02/status/1496290369184874497?s=20
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I tested four NVMe SSDs from four vendors – half lose FLUSH'd data on power loss (2022)
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
Which of DHH's technical decisions would you consider poor?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
What brand would you trust the most, for SSDs and for SD cards?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
As someone who loves ruby syntax, I'd be very interested to hear which parts of it you don't like.
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whitepoplar
3y ago
What's the best free alternative these days?
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iPhone 15 Pro Max Camera Review: Depth and Reach
(lux.camera)
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3y ago
What's the best NVMe drive for linux these days? (Seamless firmware updates, autotrim, rock-solid reliability)
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whitepoplar
3y ago
Samsung Pro-series NVMe seems to be liked quite a bit.
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3y ago
or just offer the hardware exclusively on Apple Cloud.
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whitepoplar
3y ago
strongly endorse cloudflare and porkbun. namecheap is ehh.
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whitepoplar
3y ago
i'ved only dabbled in clojure/lisp, but i've heard many lisp programmers talk about "thinking in lisp". can you share some of the particulars of what that means and why thinking in lisp/clojure is beneficial?
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whitepoplar
3y ago
Since you're hosting your own hardware, one request: if you end up doing managed Postgres, please give customers as much fast, local NVMe storage as they can use. 1M IOPS? Done. 10TB database on local NVMe? No problem.
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3y ago
I'm not familiar with Rubin beyond his public persona. How is he a scumbag?
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Apple isn't perfect, but they're generally pretty reasonable and will work to help you, even if it takes multiple tries. My experience with Google has been the exact opposite. Everything they touch results in Kafka-esque psycholog
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Which cloud vendors are using PGAF?
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How are major version upgrades handled on PGAF these days? Last time I used it (it's amazing), there wasn't a great path forward for minimal-downtime major version upgrades.
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3y ago
What's the self-hosted Postgres HA story these days?
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3y ago
Isn't it trivial to discover the origin IP and then just hit it directly?
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