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dvektor
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Comment #44376969
Absolutely love this article, couldn't agree with this more.
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Comment #44291316
Yes unfortunately for a long time my whole life revolved around 'drug culture', and so did of all my 'friends' and my entire social circle. I certainly cannot act like I did not de…
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Comment #44290818
Thanks Gavin! Really appreciate the support.
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Comment #43967978
There is definitely a need for this, great idea! Looks like there is a TLS cert issue on the public instance, but I'll be sure to check back in a couple days and check it out.
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Comment #43908241
I asked someone else what they use for rust. Normally I get by well enough with good structured tracing but lately that hasn't been cutting it.
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Comment #43907503
Yeah the whole 'git repo = helm chart' just does not feel great at all. As we all know, the only thing worse is not using helm and having to deal with writing all those service, pv…
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Comment #43905666
Fantastic post, definitely could relate to quite a bit of that.
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Comment #43905627
Very cool! I have been using LLDB quite a bit lately so I am eager to try this out. The state of debuggers dev experience really hasn't caught up to what things like Cargo have don…
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Comment #43851566
Congrats OP. also: microsoft teams is an unholy abomination
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Comment #43754141
Reminds me of the scene in Silicon Valley where they team are excited to hear a VC interested in the details so they are explaining the technology on the whiteboard to the "investo…
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Comment #43724840
I store my secrets in gpg encrypted files and inject them into my environment in my shell rc file. AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(gpg -d ~/.secrets/aws/key.asc) type of deal. its annoying…
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Comment #43724621
fun fact. in federal prisons (and some portion of state prisons), books of stamps are essentially $5 bills. It's common to see people with huge wads of stamps in their pockets much…
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Comment #43724510
Love to see someone writing about vtabs, I implemented vtab support for a rust reimplementation of sqlite so I've recently learned a tremendous amount about them. They are very pow…
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Comment #43700260
Great read. Love those articles where you go in thinking that you have a pretty solid understanding of the topic and then proceed to learn much more than you thought you would.
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Comment #43639302
at least we all know what apache is, what it does and doesn't do, when it's running and how to start/stop/remove it :) god knows what a microsoft webserver is doing.
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Comment #43589457
Surprised no mentions of sqlite yet :) I've always associated Tcl with sqlite because of how much it is used in their test suite and how you can have a tcl interpreter as a virtual…
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Comment #43541913
Am I the only one that detected sarcasm? (cool business)
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Comment #43449831
Ouch, 13 days to triage that is crazy. I definitely wasn't in need of any more reasons not to use something like nextJS, but I'll add this to my list.
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Comment #43368265
Love it :) Glad to hear there are others who appreciate things like this
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Comment #43297462
Little did my guy know that he would be starting one of the more hackernews-ish arguments out there. "is terraform code?", and despite everyone knowing exactly what he means, every…
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Comment #43195222
You are welcome sir, I quite enjoyed digging into your implementation a bit. I have been absorbing as much as I can to better understand sqlite and its general ecosystem. Yup you a…
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