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buglungtung

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About buglungtung

As a seasoned backend and devops developer with eight years of experience, I am highly adaptable and able to undertake a range of roles within a team. My primary aspirations are to conceive of and build large-scale systems, steer teams to success, and evolve into a dynamic mentor. I am driven by a passion for continuous learning and self-improvement, and maintain a voracious appetite for acquiring new knowledge on a daily basis.

About me: https://blog.kanthorlabs.com/about/

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    I registered on their platform API, and immediately it asked for a selfie inage to verify Im a human. Thanks, but there is definately no chance I gave them my selfie to use their m…

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    If you look back in your career, you will find out that most of time you dont write code, you read code. You need to travel back and forth of the logic to understand it, write some…

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    Comment #48273842

    I use AI to summarize a book because I need to use it asap for my professional works. But I do reading because I enjoy learning process, the knowledge is a bonus, not the goal

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    Show HN: Sayathing – Open-Source platform that gives your text a voice

    I just explored the Kokoro TTS model last week to generate audio for my needs. There are many cool projects already existing (Kokoro-FastAPI, kokoro-web), but they miss one of my n…

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    In the AI era, I often deal with the situation that I ask AI for a python script then need to setup an environment to run it. It's frustrated because I only need to run it once but…

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    Comment #42512496

    Greate article! I have learned about block/page long time ago when I needed to debug performance issue but not as deep as this article. Will share it with my teammate and its funny…

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    Comment #42329437

    The funny story behind KanthorQ is that it stemmed from a challenge I faced with another project: an open-source webhook gateway ( https://github.com/kanthorlabs/kanthor ). After c…

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    Show HN: KanthorQ – Messaging System Backed by PostgreSQL

    It's my pleasure to share my open-source project with the HN community: KanthorQ - Messaging System Backed by PostgreSQL Repo: https://github.com/kanthorlabs/kanthorq Docs: https:/…

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    Comment #41527910

    I agree that we are overthinking about infrastructure. Boring stack like traditional RDMS, single server with regular backup, few bash script for deployment is fine for normal star…

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    Show HN: Get updates from your favourite Hacker News threads or comments

    Hello everyone! I’m excited to introduce Hacker News WatchDog Bot, a Telegram bot that helps you keep track of discussions on Hacker News. If you often follow threads and hate miss…

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    Comment #40272074

    I'm using KSUID ( https://sotergreco.com/why-choose-ulids-over-traditional-uui... ) for a while and totally happen with it One tiny note about using sortable id is you should not e…

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    Comment #38660880

    Database is the most interesting topic that I could not stop curious about it. I used to hosted a techtalk for my teammate about how to write a db with LSM tree ans SSTable but I c…

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    Comment #35910505

    Absolutely Posgtres!!! Yesterday I had to migrate from postgres to mysql and I found some disadvantage things about mysql in my use case There is no returning for insert/update/del…

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    Comment #35902454

    Or use Gitlab. I remember doing a mirror syncing from Github with one of my gitlab repository. The main reason I used to do it is Gitlab offer free built-in CI at that time In my c…

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    Comment #35902005

    I'm considering host a gitea instance backup all of my repos. I have an important fix that need to be deployed right now but there is no way to deploy it in a normal way with our C…

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    Comment #35215527

    I see. I also often spend my holidays in front of my desk, playing with my pet project. And I find it more worthwhile than going outside, lol. Thank you so much for your comment.

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    Comment #35179460

    Thank you for the feedback and advice you provided, especially regarding the target audience. In light of this, I plan to start by publishing some of my smaller projects first, as …

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    Ask HN: How long does it take for you to release your open source project?

    I love to build pet projects because it is where I can use anything I want in various ways that I cannot try in my main job. Most of the time, I want to publish them as open source…

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    Comment #35107908

    I see. I hope you have a great journey. I used to want to implement a system like that for my import/export tasks because my workload heavily involves importing and exporting CSV f…

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    I have two questions 1. Does the retry function work based on the logic that the same input will always return the same output, even if the code uses non-deterministic methods like…

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    Comment #35089645

    Really like your idea because sometime I just want a "just work" solution to verify my idea. Then I can optimize it later if I need