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Extremely Linear Git History(westling.dev)
498 points by zegl 4y ago|358 comments
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by zegl 4y ago
I've been building a lots of what's hopefully "meaningful" software for over 10 years now, at startups (others startups, and now my own), for open-source (zegl/kube-score being my most popular OSS creation), and lar
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by zegl 4y ago
I'm calling it "kringla" ("pretzel")!
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by zegl 4y ago
Docker is incredibly stable, and since it turns 10 years next year, OP will finally be able to migrate away from having a build step on production servers! ;-)
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by zegl 4y ago
Oh, tell me about it! I’ve spent this week trying to reproduce the results of a paper from 2019. Out of the box, the referenced sources doesn’t even compile or run. I’ve been fighting random Python/Java/Scala dependencies, using w
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by zegl 4y ago
I built a tool for benchmarking CO2 emissions for Go programs once. It was done as a joke for a meetup once, but is now more relevant than ever. https://github.com/zegl/co2go
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by zegl 4y ago
I spent the afternoon building something similar to the trending page (starting with tracking github actions, will add more features over the weekend): https://trendy.dev/
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by zegl 4y ago
Just started building something, let me present: trendy.dev! For now it's just a list of actions, sorted by stars. I'm planning to add a few more features, to keep track of currently popular actions, and of course, repositories th
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Trending GitHub Actions(trendy.dev)
2 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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by zegl 4y ago
I've been a big fan of the trending page, and have found many cool projects from there, as well as been very happy when my project has made it to the list, which usually brings on a big wave of new users! As someone who's building
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by zegl 4y ago
This is great news! I spent multiple hours doing this exact thing by hand only last week when creating new graphics for codeball.ai.
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The Unison Programming Language(unison-lang.org)
2 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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SR-71 Blackbird Communication to Tower(econrates.com)
2 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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by zegl 4y ago
Kind of, sometimes coding with Codex is like having to debug/code review code from a developer that has just been through a 1-month "learn to code" bootcamp. Nothing against bootcampers, is's just that their output is no
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by zegl 4y ago
Nice find! I tried to be careful to make sure that everything aligned. The prompt used for the post seems to have been "before_first_request, before conn.close: if the tasks table is empty, add three rows" I'm updating the po
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by zegl 4y ago
It's mostly what I'm used to these days, codeball.ai is written in SK. I didn't end up using it, but SK also has a nice client side router!
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by zegl 4y ago
It’s hard to say, since I was writing the blog post in parallel as I was making the app. But not too long, maybe an hour or two? I’m not a Python/Flask developer, so I guess that’s not too bad.
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Building a back end using only OpenAI Codex(codeball.ai)
88 points by zegl 4y ago|35 comments
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by zegl 4y ago
Ouch, this sounds very similar to the breach that happened to Plex in 2015. [1] 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9817160
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Codeball Suggester – Turn code review comments into diffs(codeball.ai)
9 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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by zegl 4y ago
1) I think that the biggest difference between how you use KV/NoSQL databases is that your objects tends to be much bigger than a "normal" SQL row. Each object can be a parent entity, plus many sub-objects and sub-arrays of i
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by zegl 4y ago
It's PostgreSQL, so we can and do query the JSON data, and update deepely nested fields in the JSON natively as well (no need to take a lock, read the entire blob, modify it in the application, save the data, and release the lock). Pos
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by zegl 4y ago
One! PostgreSQL has great support for indexing JSON data.
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by zegl 4y ago
We’re doing something similar at Codeball. A single Aurora RDS database (with read replicas), with a single table called “blobs”. The blobs table has three columns: id, type, and json. It’s scaling really really well, to many many millions
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by zegl 4y ago
Firebug was a game-changer when I discovered it back in 2008 or so. I wasn't a particularly good developer then, and the complete lack of debugging tools made it even worse: alert("this thing happened!") was literally the onl
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$5.6B cloud company Fivetran acquired its way to survival(forbes.com)
95 points by zegl 4y ago|109 comments
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Codeball 1.0 – AI Code Review(codeball.ai)
4 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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Codeball AI Code Review Deep Dive(codeball.ai)
3 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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Codeball AI Code Review, a deepdive into the numbers(codeball.ai)
3 points by zegl 4y ago|0 comments
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by zegl 4y ago
I've tried to reproduce #76318 as best as I could (using a fork of the CE version of GitLab). https://github.com/zegl/gitlabhq-cve-test/pull/1 Codeball did not approve the PR! https://codeball

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