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Well, the author embodies the true spirit of Hacker News. Without people publishing their experiments or learned things, others wouldn’t learn or feel inspired to ~hack things toge…

Crossplane allows engineers to write Kubernetes controllers without writing controllers (eg: via YAML). Most of the time it works well, but sometimes custom Golang is required so t…

100% with the author on that one, albeit the performance decay seems to depend on the type of task for me. Simple plumbing tasks seem to run okay with longer running contexts. Also…

I am curious why the author did not consider ConnectRPC ( http://connectrpc.com/ ), which could be a great middle ground since it is compatible with both Protobuf and JSON served A…

Is it somehow related to GoReleaser? I saw GoReleaser supports multiple languages now as well

I thought you had mistyped template there but actually no, templ is some other package different from the stdlib one. I had a quick look on its documentation and it seems quite nea…

Hi, author here: please do have a look on the first part, in which I give a bit more context on some decisions I had to go through https://brunoluiz.net/blog/2022/nov/low-downtime-…

Isn’t engineering an exact science while prompt engineering is completely not? Although, even software engineering being an exact science, it is a funny one: most of us don’t get c…

Out of curiosity: has anyone found or know the list of trade-offs? There is not free lunch, and the single-threaded model gives certainly consistency guarantees… but what else?

Author here: after a long process to achieve the low downtime, I am quite keen to test the blue/green deployment RDS feature AWS released last month (currently only available to RD…

That is a very nice app and, funnily enough, I was doing this manually (via Trainline) yesterday after watching this Wendover Production video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9jir…