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sandspit

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About sandspit

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    Comment #40380254

    There are some people who have done things like this. I think the problem it runs into its just a very specific way to do the thing and any engineer with any experience is going to…

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    Ask HN: Does anyone use Terraform to deploy Kubernetes services in a large org?

    Terraform supports Kubernetes service provisioning, but I've never seen anyone talk about using it at scale. On the surface, I worry a bit that there could be some impedance mismat…

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    Comment #32245727

    Another one: git-town https://www.git-town.com/

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    Comment #31109395

    There are two great saas solutions for this - mergify.io and mergequeue.com.

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    Comment #23517509

    Using Roam Research?

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    Comment #23129403

    If you don't want to mess with setup etc check out https://get.display.land/ which will let you download and do whatever you want with the resulting models.

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    Comment #14730370

    Flavio discusses what we mean when we say exactly once, breaks down the relationship between FLP, distributed consensus, and exactly once, and debunks the notion that we can't have…

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    Comment #11676055

    Scribe is a log aggregation system, it doesn't really do topics/streams or have a good durability/streaming performance story. Its mostly used for aggregating data into a log stora…

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    Comment #11675965

    > Could the service have committed more messages than it acknowledged? Yes of course. It may have committed records but not had time to to ACK success. > Or many less than I've sen…

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    Comment #7206118

    Rainbow's End by Vernor Vinge explores this idea and where it takes us in 20 years. The book is set in a pre-singularity world where technological progress in every field is tether…