DishyDev

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by DishyDev 1y ago
Very cool. Should flush out a few bugs. I'd be interested to know why Valgrind vs the Clang AddressSanitizer and MemorySaniziter. These normally find more types of errors (like use-after-return) and I find it significantly faster than
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The All-Electric Household: A Data-Driven Analysis of Costs and Savings(medium.com)
2 points by DishyDev 2y ago|0 comments
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by DishyDev 2y ago
The thing I don't like about day rates is where I've seen large consultancies pile in large inexperienced teams propped up by one or two seniors to do the actual job that needs doing. With pay per day deals sometimes success for t
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Dotnet Chiseled Containers(devblogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by DishyDev 2y ago|0 comments
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A Great Resignation 2.0 is simmering as employees feel overworked and underpaid(fortune.com)
5 points by DishyDev 2y ago|0 comments
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by DishyDev 2y ago
Looks like you can get a bit of a Node stack trace on mobile ``` Error: Choose failed Missing field "user_id" in context for bucket_val = user_idError: Choose failed Missing field "user_id" in context for bucket_val
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by DishyDev 2y ago
Looks like you can get a bit of a Node stack trace on mobile ``` Error: Choose failed Missing field "user_id" in context for bucket_val = user_idError: Choose failed Missing field "user_id" in context for bucket_val
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by DishyDev 3y ago
I've had to do a lot of scraping recently and something that really helps is https://pypi.org/project/requests-cache/ . It's a drop in replacement for the requests library but it caches all the responses
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by DishyDev 3y ago
Not a great week for managed Kubernetes services as Digital Ocean have been having an ongoing issue since yesterday morning on their service https://status.digitalocean.com/incidents/fsfsv9fj43w7
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by DishyDev 3y ago
My cluster was down this morning around 11 UTC. Not sure when it started working again but I'm back in business. Some comms from DO that there was an active issue and they were investigating would have saved a lot of time trying to deb
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by DishyDev 3y ago
I've had a good experience doing a couple of bug fix bounties for urllib3 https://github.com/urllib3/urllib3/issues . I'd be interested in how the maintainers how found running the bug bounty and if it&#
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Show HN: Self-Service UI for Scheduling Azure VM Start/Stop(github.com)
2 points by DishyDev 3y ago|0 comments
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Toml-bench – Which toml package to use in Python?(github.com)
43 points by DishyDev 3y ago|12 comments
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by DishyDev 3y ago
Average is around $120 for an hour for them.
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by DishyDev 3y ago
Great write up on something I depend on a lot but don't understand well. This also answers something I've always wondered about which is how Twisted and Tornado fit into the Python web framework landscape and whether I should use
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by DishyDev 3y ago
I've used respondent.io successfully for a few years doing surveys on new developer tools and cloud provider portals.
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by DishyDev 3y ago
This solves a really tricky Terraform problem I have at the moment about wanting to create Dev environments quickly but not wanting to recreate DNS, VNets and other core functions for every user. Will definitely be having a play with it.
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Moq – Privacy issues with SponsorLink, starting from version 4.20(github.com)
49 points by DishyDev 3y ago|4 comments
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by DishyDev 3y ago
Really well put on the risks and how outcome based projects aren't necessarily better aligned for good outcomes. The best company I worked with did a multi-drop "agile" contract where there were several incremental prototypes
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Time and Material Contracts
2 points by DishyDev 3y ago|3 comments
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The Non-Functional Requirements Rap(vimeo.com)
1 points by DishyDev 4y ago|0 comments
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by DishyDev 4y ago
I love the idea of doing independent technical due diligence work after enjoying doing software auditing and investigations in my current job. Looking at Gitlab's processes it seems like company structure, finances and legal checks mak
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by DishyDev 4y ago
I always enjoy seeing what a good awk & sed user can achieve in bash. However one of the not so good Devs I worked with used awk to load a large, deeply hierarchical JSON file. They refused to use a library to parse JSON. It was a many
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Spotify – Why We Switched Our Data Orchestration Service(engineering.atspotify.com)
7 points by DishyDev 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Self-Service Azure VM Start/Stop(vmstartstopdemo.compactcloud.co.uk)
2 points by DishyDev 4y ago|0 comments
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by DishyDev 4y ago
I think Gitpod is a great product, and I've had a massive amount of use of their free tier. There's something pleasant about throwaway Ubuntu development environments. I can cover pretty much all of the major development use case
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by DishyDev 4y ago
I remember a colleague who was critical and pretty much the only person who knew how part of the business worked. He had a great analogy that for every new initiative and fresh recruit they brought into that area, it was like the organisati
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Ask HN: How hard is managing the commercial side of a contracting business
4 points by DishyDev 4y ago|0 comments
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by DishyDev 4y ago
As someone whose job involves maintaining uptime of a critical system that's dependent on Cosmos DB this sort of thing is scary. Where there's been other reliability issues with Cosmos before we've not had an understanding cu
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by DishyDev 4y ago
This is a cool project, and really well presented. I've looked doing similar, trying to query a large dataset through ranged lookups on a static file server in the past. I ran into issue of some hosters not providing support for ranged

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