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coronapl

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    Comment #48699414

    You can look into Bruno: https://www.usebruno.com

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    Comment #48465957

    Reading so many contrary positions about which model is better or worse shows how difficult it is to measure intelligence based on personal experiences. Of course, benchmarks try t…

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    Comment #48266172

    I refer to the technical constraints of the on-promises model which affects the modernization of the healthcare sector in the DACH regions. There is a need for integrating with Saa…

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    Comment #48265602

    I very much agree with the fact that IT departments have a massive influence during the sale process. Though, based on my experience, things are slightly softening. We entered the …

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    Comment #46932800

    Give way to people crossing the street. I come from Mexico, where millions of people walk and take public transport every day. Unfortunately, poor infrastructure and our mobility c…

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    Comment #46862659

    I’ve used SST, Pulumi, CDK, and Terraform. I decided to stick with SST because it offers a far superior development experience. Sure, I could write IAM policies with plain CDK, but…

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    Comment #46633521

    - https://github.com/zakirullin/cognitive-load - https://github.com/binhnguyennus/awesome-scalability - https://github.com/git-tips/tips - https://github.com/donnemartin/system-des…

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    Comment #46620926

    https://endlessqueue.com

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    Comment #46606288

    I'm glad to see useful features like easily adding userId and sessionId to logs. That said, I wish it wasn't limited to just these properties. From my experience building enterpris…

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    Comment #46592500

    Recently, I also started using queues for integrating with legacy health care applications. Most of them run on-promise and they don't have incoming internet connection for securit…

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    Comment #46592145

    Agree! In fact, I would appreciate more well written articles explaining basic concepts on the front page of Hacker News. It is always good to revisit some basic concepts, but it i…

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    Comment #46591947

    The analogy could be: “Queues are the like the todos list of your team. The todo item (message) stays there until it is successfully completed. It can be handled by the producer (m…

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    Comment #46591779

    While queues definitely play an important role in microservices architecture, I think it’s worth clarifying that they’re not unique to it. A queue can fit perfectly in a monolith d…

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    Comment #45219785

    We recently added an Astro Starlight site to our monorepo, and it’s been great. Whenever someone makes a significant change, the PR includes the corresponding docs update, which ma…

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    Comment #45127180

    I’m really curious to see how Dia will evolve toward being enterprise-ready. The Arc vision was sadly killed, and I assume the same might happen with Dia. Rather than competing wit…

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    Comment #45106461

    That’s the paradox of Next.js: it can feel extremely simple and extremely complex at the same time. For a small hobby project hosted on Vercel, I’d recommend it. For building a ful…

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    Comment #43695440

    What a nice idea! A few questions out of curiosity: * Do you plan to somehow collaborate with local post offices/companies/partners in order to avoid long-distance trips and increa…

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    Comment #43485621

    Even with the price reduction, I am still considering PostHog. I think it makes sense to leverage many of the features that PostHog is offering instead of using Mixpanel + a separa…

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    Comment #43484134

    Mixpanel user here! Actually, a few weeks ago Mixpanel updated their pricing plan and now it is way more affordable. I assume that is related to the recent success of PostHog. Neve…

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    Comment #43302935

    How about blocking all tracking, ads, malicious sites and more at the DNS level? I have been using NextDNS for a while know I really like it.