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yeswecatan
5y ago
This is excellent. Thank you!
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yeswecatan
5y ago
I admittedly know very little about this space. What are some of the newer players?
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yeswecatan
5y ago
Still a good read if you're curious about Cassandra
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yeswecatan
5y ago
Cool project! I wonder why they are not using Django Rest Framework. It seems like a great fit here.
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Event streaming/multiple views into your data based on whatever the listeners care about. It sounds nice, but it's a lot different than the usual CRUD apps I'm used to. Still wrapping my head around when it's best used,
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yeswecatan
5y ago
If a topic is split across multiple partitions and we have multiple consumers, won't messages be read out of order?
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yeswecatan
5y ago
From my limited research, Redis streams offers pretty good durability if you run with AOF and sync frequently. Performance should be great since it's all in memory. As for availability, there is sentintel and cluster mode which I know
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5y ago
Can someone please explain why to use Kafka over Redis streams? Is it basically use Kafka if you need your data long term and/or if it's way too big for an in-memory store? Redis seems much, much simpler to setup. Even if you do n
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5y ago
Go on...
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yeswecatan
5y ago
What about depreciation and lowering your taxable income?
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5y ago
COVID?
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5y ago
I love coding on my own projects. When it comes to work, I get so incredibly anxious about not being able to deliver a good solution. I obsess over every detail fearing I'll make the wrong choice ("this _could_ be a foreign key bu
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5y ago
Congrats! What workflow engine are you using?
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yeswecatan
5y ago
Thank you for sharing. If you had a positive experience, why do you plan on not trying again? Of course I'm not advocating for doing it daily :)
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yeswecatan
5y ago
This sounds so amazing. I'd probably never try mushrooms though because I'm terrified of them rewiring my brain in some messed up way.
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6y ago
Do you want to do something non-CRUD because you do not enjoy building CRUD apps, or do you feel like you _have_ to do something else because CRUD is too "easy?" Most of the world, however, does not work this way. As an example, t
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6y ago
Ok, so there isn't necessarily some secret sauce with Unsplash. If it all goes south after the acquisition, there's opportunity for a new one.
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yeswecatan
6y ago
What makes Unsplash so special? I've browsed it in the past and yea, it has some really nice pictures. Why would artists post their work (for free) there instead of another site?
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yeswecatan
6y ago
It should be. Our recruiters haven't found any good for months.
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yeswecatan
6y ago
I was actually looking forward to giving up some control as I became a manager. Unfortunately, we haven't hired anybody to fill the day to day void I left so I'm still doing my old job + now managing a small team.
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6y ago
The most useful part of changing the underlying DB, for me, seems like a way to speed up unit tests. Then again, I'm used to writing Django apps where the domain model is heavily coupled to the database, making it hard to just test sim
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6y ago
My team has started doing this for workflow orchestration. When our workflows (implemented in Cadence) need to perform some complex business logic (grab data from 3 sources and munge, for example) we handle that with a RPC-style endpoint.
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6y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: Python, Django, Postgres, React, gRPC, Docker Résumé/CV: Please email Email: glik22 at gmail I'm a senior software engineer (7+ years) w
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I've been trying to get buy-in from colleagues to have stricter boundaries between modules but without much success, mainly because I don't fully understand how to do it myself. Let's say we have 3 different modules, all doma
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6y ago
Check out serpy if you need more performant serialization.
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I agree though I'd have to think a bit more about the exact way for apps to speak to each other. My guess would be each app could have an api file with a bunch of functions. I wonder how that would work in a situation where you have 3
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6y ago
Clear boundaries on multiple levels as well. I believe a _very_ big part of why people feel they need microservices is because of poor architecture and a lack of boundaries in a monolith. Every single monolith I've come across has had
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How does one apply to Gumroad?
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6y ago
Can someone please explain how `for y in nums & {2020 - x} ` in his day 1 solution?
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Do you happen to have the clintrials.gov link? I've found several but none with actual trial results.
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