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Comment #45184262
Regarding the "Durable Queueing Tradeoffs", doesn't Kafka prove you can be both durable and highly performant?
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Comment #44974785
It’s interesting how self-reports of productivity can be wrong. For example a study from METR found that developers felt that AI sped them up by 20%, but it empirically it slowed t…
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Comment #44964668
Well yes but with native annotations the linter you’re already using can do a lot of the type checking work so for many teams it’s not worth it to add Pytype or mypy
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Comment #44963866
Pytype was cool before Python type annotations became widespread. It seems to me like the industry is naturally moving toward native type annotations and linters and away from stat…
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Comment #44963757
Isn't Styra like a company of like 50-100 people? Seems like it'd be a bummer to be an employee at the company that gets left behind.
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Comment #43860451
I mean isn't lying bad? They literally made public statements saying they "will always remain BSD." https://redis.io/blog/redis-license-bsd-will-remain-bsd/
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Comment #43860111
https://redis.io/blog/redis-license-bsd-will-remain-bsd/
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Comment #43860016
By switch I mean that all new projects use Valkey instead of Redis, and we've invested hundreds of hours into those new projects. We've also tried stuff with the Valkey Glide clien…
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Comment #43860007
By switch I mean that all new projects use Valkey instead of Redis, and we've invested hundreds of hours into those new projects.
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Comment #43859767
Why would PaaS providers switch back to offering Redis? They've clearly all already invested a lot in Valkey (AWS, GCP, Heroku).
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Comment #43859720
Our company made the switch over to Valkey, and we've invested hundreds of engineering hours into it already. I don't see us switching back at this point especially when it's clear…
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Comment #42433187
That makes sense! Thanks for the clarification
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Comment #42394956
I'm having trouble in my head understanding how these workflows are actually executed in the open-source version. Are there workers somewhere? How do we provision those and scale t…
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Comment #42009382
It's cool that there's a chat interface in addition to the PR's. I find that for most reviews a little bit of back and forth is helpful.
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Comment #41459153
this is super sweet for developers (or anyone else) who like to have granular control over their LLM set up - ability to edit system prompt - ability to change LLM temperature - ca…
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Comment #27701262
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Comment #27357674
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Comment #27159770
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