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contextnavidad

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    Comment #44284856

    L3 constructs [0]. Define MyProjectLambda construct that handles common patterns, add methods for optional functionality. [0] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/late…

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    Comment #40627961

    > Our project was originally full stack NextJS but we wanted to first migrate everything to Python/FastAPI This is the eye opener for me, how is a startup justifying a re-write whe…

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    Comment #40284259

    Take a look at Posteo. Seem to have a similar philosophy as Mullvad.

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    Comment #40150043

    > because you can't pass a name string as an argument that is expected to be an email address Unless you accidentally create the wrong branded type? Which is as likely as disordere…

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    Comment #40062032

    Source? There is a similar charge in London, that's all I know of

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    Comment #39961973

    Some organisations forbid copy left licenses

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    Comment #39959562

    Had good experiences with PM2, however be cognizant of it's copy left license. We have found it redundant with the likes of Kubernetes.

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    Comment #39439967

    Midlands is the way to go honestly, great transport links to the whole country, great nature, very cheap living.

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    Comment #39439958

    You're a little off on the average UK wage. It's around £34k now.

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    Comment #38059500

    > async middleware not handling errors properly thing though Can you expand on this? Error handling in middleware is pretty well documented.

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    Comment #37427282

    Upgrade everything you need with a commit per upgrade, then if something breaks `git bisect` to find the troublesome package. And read release notes for everything you upgrade too.…

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    Comment #36013214

    https://www.artillery.io/

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    Comment #35061038

    We used `cloneDeep` heavily at a previous role, it isn't particulary fast - so be careful if you cloning very big objects (1mb+). There are faster options out there such as https:/…

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    Comment #35002878

    Someone knows how to get voted to the front page

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    Comment #35002836

    Looks like you need an env var `OPENAI_API_KEY` for this to work. Strange that it is not documented at all. Also they could have provided an actual error rather than letting it pan…

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    Comment #34935467

    I live in the UK and do not follow the news. I am not aware there is a food shortage!

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    Comment #34839957

    From the deployment stage of the pipeline to live traffic hitting the new code, probably a couple of minutes. Limited by image pulls, application startup time and K8s rollout strat…

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    Comment #34768357

    I have my linting setup to force a base on `parseInt`, for the extra characters I do feel it's worth it for the safety. The extra parentheses is just habit from Prettier formatting…

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    Comment #34768309

    It's great to see other JS runtimes progressing, I have a continued frustration with the lack of decent TS tooling and ESM support in Node.js. Jest and Mocha both do not support ES…

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    Comment #34768135

    It passes the value and index to `parseInt`, where the 2nd argument is `base`. So it does not return `[10, 10, 10]` as you'd expect. It returns `[10, NaN, 2]` instead. You have to …