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jhealy

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About jhealy

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    > No one is ever going back and reading individual commits I do, regularly! In a repository where care has been taken, it can be super valuable when tracking down a bug or regressi…

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    Comment #46725010

    The article is wrong, the PDF spec has introduced breaking changes plenty of times. It’s done slowly and conservatively though, particularly now that the format is an ISO spec. The…

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    Comment #46475474

    Viewable without logging in to x though, and shareable on fediverse

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    Comment #46474933

    Via fediverse, for those not on x: https://bird.makeup/users/penpizzareport/statuses/2007347706...

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    Comment #46398555

    interesting idea, good on them for trying something different in the Ruby ecosystem. The website is quite extensive, but the gem only has ~1.5k downloads. It’s presumably very earl…

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    Comment #46091982

    At a previous employer we did this with our docs repo. The public docs site was managed and deployed via a private GitHub repository, and we had a public GitHub repo that mirrored …

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    Comment #45532412

    Since 2024 you can disable the root credentials on all accounts except the Organization management account: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/centrally-managing-root-acc... I don't …

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    Comment #45311544

    Not really a new vulnerability, and yet Notion just shipped it this week. All caution thrown to the wind in the name of an announce-able AI feature

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    Comment #45300656

    See also: https://andre.arko.net/2025/09/19/goodbye-rubygems/

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    Comment #41912630

    I live in Melbourne (on Jemena’s distribution network) and this isn’t my experience. Our power is very reliable and rarely goes out. Every few years a car hits a pole or something …

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    Comment #40958147

    Related content: Corey Quinn on the AWS GenAI obsession https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/amazon-genai-services/

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    Comment #40026838

    If you’re still looking for an alternative, https://dnsimple.com is an excellent engineer focused no bullshit domain registrar and they support .co.za

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    Comment #38760940

    Implicit or explicit, I’m OK with the global namespace. On paper it’s awkward, but in reality convention and social norms make it rarely an issue. The global namespace only support…

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    I've never used aurora serverless v1, so I'd somehow never heard of the RDS data API before this. It seems like it'd be useful in some cases, particularly because connection poolin…

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    Comment #38752107

    They were. https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2023/12/amazon-au...

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    Comment #37736275

    I'm not the author but I work at the same company. None of our systems require perfect ordering of IDs generated across our distributed system. Most of the system was built with ra…

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    I'm not the author, but I work at the same company. ULIDs are nice, but we're a 10 year old company with many TBs of data across multiple logical databases and most rows had UUIDv4…

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