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napsterbr

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About napsterbr

Howdy!

You can reach out to me at r@ena.to

https://github.com/renatomassaro

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49166676

    I worked at Distru a few years back; I have nothing but positive things to say about the team. Good culture, great people, solid engineering principles. This is a good opportunity,…

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    Comment #48804726

    There is a world of difference between well-written human text and sloppy walls of AI-generated text. There's nothing wrong in using hyphenations or emdashes -- I use them myself! …

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    Comment #48804597

    One of the recent AI tells other than em dash is the excessive usage of hyphenated words: > multi-tenant-safe cache keys > on a server-rendered app > byte-for-byte identical (class…

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    Comment #48406687

    Or hacked them...

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    Comment #45966253

    Took me ~30 minutes but eventually I was able to log in, get past the 2FA screen and change a DNS record. I surely missed a valid API token today.

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    Comment #45160157

    Reminds me of Ash (Elixir framework). Seems great on paper, but quickly turns into a nightmare. Magic is great to get you up to speed, but as soon as you find yourself having to be…

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    Comment #44916890

    This is clearly low quality, non-idiomatic AI-generated Elixir code. So the likely answer is that "you" did not use this at all; AI did. I review this kind of AI-generated Elixir c…

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    Comment #43814554

    Coincidentally I'm working on FeebDB[0], which is similar but for Elixir instead. It can be seen as a replacement to Ecto (which won't work well when you have thousands of database…

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    Comment #43355793

    I think we are beyond the "theory" phase by now. Just yesterday I saw the president of a country advertising the products of a private company (Trump making an obvious marketing pl…

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    Comment #43035554

    Another interesting self-hosted tracker is https://ryot.io/ . Demo: https://demo.ryot.io/_s/acl_vUMPnPirkHlT Code: https://github.com/IgnisDa/ryot (PS: they opted to go in a direct…

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    Comment #42812870

    Whatever their play, detect and drop the redirects. Good job on noticing it early on!

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    Comment #42769650

    Sure, and I agree with you, but what you described is just a break, not an interruption. These breaks were taken at a "natural" time, when you felt one was needed. By definition, a…

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    Comment #42557565

    The entire project is open source, so sure! :D I actually have two projects that use this approach, FeebDB (which is the library I wrote to manage a "one SQLite database per client…

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    Comment #42553641

    A hobby project of mine (in Elixir) uses SQLite as primary database. Each test runs in its own fully isolated SQLite database. No mocking (or transaction rolling back) needed. Most…

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    Comment #41827472

    And here I thought nothing would top the double landing view from Falcon Heavy...

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    Comment #41819161

    It's unbelievable that he received no bounty from Zendesk on this one. If it was out of scope, then surely he could have published it anywhere?

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    Comment #41819049

    > Do I need 2 replicas to avoid the split brain scenario? my brain hurts already. It will hurt even more. The recommended way is to set up a witness server. Yet another thing to ma…

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    Comment #41819004

    > I wonder if creating jails have gotten easier since v8? I think iocage was released after v8, so yes, definitely! Not only creating, but managing jails as a whole. In many ways, …

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    Comment #41818752

    > Currently, FreeBSD lags behind in key areas such as [...] laptop-specific functionalities like suspend/resume Many years ago I migrated to FreeBSD and absolutely loved it. I was …

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    Comment #41776497

    You are absolutely correct, the current wording causes confusion as to where the speed-up happens. Over the weekend I'll add a note and link to this thread, thanks for pointing tha…