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teoruiz

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About teoruiz

20 years a CTO, engineer, and humanist — in no particular order.

You'll find me on most online services as teoruiz.

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    Many years ago I was obsessed with Berkeley DB and its performance. But when I discovered Tokyo Cabinet and Tokyo Tyrant I almost literally fell in love. We used it for things that…

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    Back in 2011 (!) I went to a wedding in Denia, a medium-sized town on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. The day after the wedding we went to a restaurant by the sea to have some ha…

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    Comment #43472294

    Not yet! Really looking forward to it. Their development pace is hard to keep up with.

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    Comment #43469531

    I found that the PydanticAI [0] framework strikes a perfect balance between control and abstraction. I’m building a non trivial AI app and the validation and dependency injection i…

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    Honest question: why are houses in the US primarily built with wood? Is it just because it’s cheaper? Even if it’s cheaper, is it worth to have a cheaper but obviously less durable…

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    > * ECS: Two containers can not use same port on same node. Anti pattern to containers. That's solved if you use Application Load Balancer instead of ELB classic for your ECS servi…

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    Comment #14241462

    Is there any indication the vulnerability is present on Intel-based Macs?

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    Comment #12762062

    Exactly the same right now from Spain. It seems the attackers are now targeting Dyn's European servers.

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    Comment #11518129

    Try with `brew upgrade git`

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    Comment #9680386

    How long will it take for the CA to be distributed to a large enough browser base? I mean, it could be years. Is there any other, speedier process? (cross-signing, for instance).