miguno.com
Solo entrepreneur in Europe · Open-source software developer · Committer at the Apache Software Foundation · Ex-Confluent, product lead for distributed processing with Apache Kafka
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Accessibility settings: *breathing intensifies*
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Have you tried asking an LLM to spot and fix the bug? I learned they are typically very quick and accurate at spotting differences like these, whereas it takes me quite a while. (e.g., once I had put a method into the wrong Ruby scope, and for the life of me I couldn’t see the problem)
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How is search performance compared to Google based on your experience?
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Thanks for your work on this!
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Aaah, all the way at the bottom. Thanks for the pointer!
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Thanks, Lukas! Is there a tool for jooq to quickly convert raw SQL to jooq‘s type-safe API? I am aware of www.jooq.org/translate/ but that tool can’t do it.
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Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but: youtu.be/6DS0WaosX10?...
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What's your take on jOOQ (www.jooq.org)? I dig it. It feels similar to raw SQL, but comes with type safety. And it's made with love in Switzerland.
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You'd call this "a problem". Sorry, couldn't resist! ;-)
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Wonderful! Is there a reason this wasn’t mentioned in the linked Kafka blog post? Would have been a nice addition to learn about the TLA+ work.
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They're happy to have you! Enjoy your new team.
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A UI suggestion for lobsters: One can collapse a comment thread by clicking on `[-]` next to the head comment of a thread. Reddit lets you additionally collapse by clicking on the dotted vertical line beneath the [-]. I find this easier than hitting the tiny [-], especially on mobile. Thoughts?
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The stream's speech-to-text produced some funny results: "It has been a little bit of a struggle with the acid pipeline. [...] I think the crime jobs are still quiet. it’s harmless because everything is just filling a cash array of finding, so if the cash gets filled twice, it doesn’t matter."
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Thanks for investing the time and effort to write this bok!
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Thanks for the reply. I‘ll follow up on that.
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I didn’t know you had these, thanks for sharing and streaming! This will be a good hands-on source of material for my current quest to learn Rails for the first time.
PS: How does one get an invite for Lobsters? I looked through the user list but didn’t spot anyone familiar to me to ask for one.
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Thanks for your work on Exploding Kittens! The family loves it.
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6. What actions may cause downtime/delays in sqlite, and which of those might not in PG (indexes, vacuum'ing, ...)
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5. Rails oddities for sqlite, e.g., what works in Rails+PG but not (yet) in Rails+sqlite.
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1. Onramp/offramp: how to move from PG to Sqlite, and back. 2. How to scale >1 machine if ever needed. 3. Prod envs, like fs with checksums. 3. Popular gems/tools that do(nt) work with sqlite. 4. Monitoring, metrics. 4. Backup/restore. 1+2 are also psychologically important for sqlite wanna-bes.
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Perhaps TrainingPeaks (cloud service, with mobile app, has a free tier) is worth a look. If a local desktop app app is an option, check out GoldenCheetah. Open source software with tons of metrics. It can import a variety of workout files, including from Garmin devices.
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Are you aware of www.shellcheck.net? Very useful to learn about recommended patterns (like what you wrote about), alongside its primary use case of spotting bugs.
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just verified my domain (for the handle), feels like early twitter days