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drchaim

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About drchaim

All in between Python, Web and Data.

mailto : daniel at chimeno.me

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    Comment #49129221

    How are you folks handling secrets in a simple way? - sops , ansible vault and similar seems too weak given the agent is gonna read them at some point if you have the pass availabl…

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    Comment #48909256

    It's not clear to me whether this is being done with genuinely good intentions, or if it's just a way to put barriers in front of open-source models. We'll see.

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    Comment #48856309

    i highly doubt you can make it faster than clickhouse, but happy to see it.

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    Comment #48781629

    This is not my case. Today Claude code coded three features in my client saas just perfectly. Medium complex ones but perfectly from the plan, tests, linter and pr. A good CLAUDE.m…

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    Comment #48674821

    too slow or broker right now

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    Comment #48642618

    WHEN do you move to Redis/Memcached? None of my projects have exceeded 1000 rps at peak, and in none of them have I felt the need to move from unlogged PostgreSQL tables to Redis. …

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    Comment #48621900

    Brandur of course knows more than me, and his framing sounds correct. I would be worried about whether the TAM of Go + Postgres is enough for business sustainability, but that says…

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    Comment #48616880

    I understand CORS each time I need to fix or to avoid them ;)

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    Comment #48613908

    This will happen with social accounts, news articles..I set the date pre 2023, but we all have some date in mind. I don’t like it, but it’s what it is

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    Comment #48613487

    Having VMware in 2026 is a sign of low tech.

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    Comment #48600151

    Actually, there was no search, only on-the-fly aggregations/filtering over "big data". ES was kind of famous at the time, although not the best tool for that job. afaik CH introduc…

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    Comment #48597041

    I discovered ClickHouse around 2017-18 and built a PoC to replace Elasticsearch: 5x better storage and qps, in a couple of weeks. Managers rejected it because it wasn't well known …

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    Comment #48561793

    No benchmarks, no pricing, no examples..

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    Comment #48557882

    really want to try local models, but I don't have the hardware yet. Probably I'm the only one here still using a Mac Mini m1 8gb 2020. :/

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    Comment #48553443

    I've tested the migration of the main table (IoT data), from 300GB to about 25GB in a non-production environment. Everything seems right, but I'm still delaying/procrastinating the…

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    Comment #48553408

    I'm not into k8s things, but thanks. Still run this project with Postgres in the same machine as the app. No issues so far after 8 years. :)

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    Comment #48551257

    Is anyone running self hosted timescale? How is it going? I have a use case for it, but don’t know why I’m a bit afraid of using it.

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    Comment #48509428

    I go further, how do you work in UI/frontend tasks? As a backend I know how to control agents in backend code, but in FE I am almost lost. Any hint isn’t appreciated

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    Comment #48501722

    Be careful of storing production ssh keys in your laptop, it will find a way to find them :/

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    Comment #48488328

    Not the case for me. I tried .envs, ansible-vault and sops, and it always ends up reading the unencrypted ones for some reason, usually in debugging sessions, it finds a way to rea…

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    Comment #48483869

    i would say my first Pi was about 50$, crazy times

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    Comment #48483843

    and all their keys, because sooner or later, the harness is gonna read them

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    Comment #48478032

    I just create a MVP chatbot for a client that has a Django app. I took the route to no frameworks. Claude/codex wrote the agent loop, the tools, the streaming..it’s working well fo…

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    Comment #48477445

    Good stuff, although I’m not quite sure about the fast OLAP use case. If you’re already sharding by tenant for other reasons, OK… But I see CDC to a true OLAP system as more scalab…