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RabbitmqGuy

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About RabbitmqGuy

Simple guy building errorship.com

Are you tired of looking at metrics in datadog and then switching over to another website to track your applications exceptions?

errorShip is a python library that sends exceptions/errors generated by your application to your datadog account.

email: support@errorship.com

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    The Golang package dependency story has been bumpy, but one thing they got absolutely right is not having a package registry. Anyone can host their golang package at example.com/my…

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    Github on moving to graphQL and then moving out of it again; https://lobste.rs/s/me5emr/how_why_graphql_will_influence_so... NB: I can't authenticate the veracity of the comments

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    Looks like streamlet requires synchronized time. That can be hard to achieve. From the link; "The protocol runs sequentially in synchronized ‘epochs’ that are 2 seconds long. Every…

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    > I believe the original developer passed away a few years ago? Yeah, via euthanasia. https://twitter.com/hintjens/status/783254242052206592?s=21

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    I’m always able to tell what a particular cloudflare product does/is in the first paragraph. However for this one, I’m unable to even after reading the entire blogpost. (edit) is t…

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    The author is Rob Pike; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Pike

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    https://www.youtube.com/c/AndrewKelley Andrew is making a systems programming language; Zig. But he also does dwell on other general systems programming issues that are language ag…

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    This is the kind of content that makes me visit hn, long & insightful

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    Comment #24206609

    Zig also debuted their foundation a few weeks ago; https://ziglang.org/zsf/

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    This. Something I've wished for; hacker news only with top level comments

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    Comment #24065879

    Is this like goreplay[1]? How are you different? 1. https://github.com/buger/goreplay

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    Splunk taking minutes to load dashboard is not a problem imposed by post-calculation, it's more of a problem of lack of schema. Most post calculation works on free text logs and th…

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    Also have a look at polyform licenses https://polyformproject.org/licenses/

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    Damn you work at jango? I've been a happy customer since ~2009. It's the best kept secret on the internet. I wish you guys blogged about your engineering, I bet there's lots to say…

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    https://about.sourcegraph.com/

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    > When solving a problem, everyone will point you to some pre-made solution. > But no! Not yet! Do it the hard way. This. That is why I'm a big fan of Zed Shaw's 'learn X the hard …

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    As a person who uses Go i don't need day by day updates to know that the Go team is working hard on generics. I trust that they are & indeed they are. > now one year old with littl…

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    This is a great debugging story. I don't know if dgraph hosts the traces themselves or some other service

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    TimescaleDB

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    For whatever reason, I had always thought that paid maternity leave was available universally in all countries. I hadn't even fathomed that the opposite could be true. America cont…

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    This was a really good post. Their first blogpost is also amazing; https://zerodha.tech/blog/hello-world/ They have basically self hosted almost everything with a team of 30