Nelkins

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by Nelkins 2mo ago
Nice, thanks for putting this together. I do find it a bit funny that the main image is of a building with fake shutters, which is somewhat against the ethos of A Pattern Language.
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Silicon Valley's Answer to Declining Male Fertility? Sperm Racing(nytimes.com)
4 points by Nelkins 4mo ago|3 comments
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by Nelkins 4mo ago
> Get even a single NO and you're done. Why do you think that's true? SOC2 isn't pass/fail, you receive a report on your business. You can have gaping security holes and be SOC2 "certified." It's jus
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by Nelkins 4mo ago
Even though I agree SOC2 in practice is of dubious security value, I do think you can lose out on sales if you don't have it. I recently had to choose among a bevy of headless CRM options for a client, and they were adamant that whate
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by Nelkins 5mo ago
Wow, this is pretty surprising, I was under the impression that this is the leading PG backup/recovery tool. Anybody know how WAL-G and Barman compare? https://github.com/wal-g/wal-g https://github.com&
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by Nelkins 5mo ago
Got it, thank you!
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by Nelkins 5mo ago
When you say "power router," what product are you referencing specifically? I'm trying to search online to find a similar product but I don't think I'm finding the right thing.
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by Nelkins 7mo ago
Various investigations have found it to be one of the most token efficient statically typed programming languages https://martinalderson.com/posts/which-programming-languages...
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by Nelkins 7mo ago
Don't know about anyone else, but the first thing I do with these types of libraries to check out the Accordion component and see if it slides out with a nice animation. This has become my litmus test for how well designed a component
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by Nelkins 9mo ago
There's a real dearth of blog posts explaining how to use quadlets for the local dev experience, and actually most guides I've seen seem to recommend using podman/Docker compose. Do you use quadlets for local dev and testing
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by Nelkins 10mo ago
Does this do any level of server hardening for you when you point it at a server?
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by Nelkins 10mo ago
There's an open source one by Samsung that is excellent, never had any issues with it: https://github.com/Samsung/netcoredbg
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by Nelkins 10mo ago
There are libraries that simulate a lot of these things (e.g. https://github.com/G-Research/TypeEquality for GADTs). You're absolutely right that it's not as first class as in OCaml, but the tools are there
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by Nelkins 11mo ago
Nelknet ( https://nelknet.com/ ) | Senior contractors, frontend and backend | Remote (US & international, but some overlap with clients needed) We're a small, experienced team building software solutions for US-based
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Nelknet.Cdktf: Typed F# Computation Expression API over Terraform Cdktf(github.com)
1 points by Nelkins 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Nelkins 1y ago
I'm curious about the same, but also am wondering if there can be an automatic election of a new primary through the use of conditional writes (or as Fly.io say, CASAAS: Compare-and-Swap as a Service).
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by Nelkins 1y ago
There's also https://github.com/message-db/message-db Admittedly, these options seem to not be quite as user friendly as OP's solution.
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by Nelkins 1y ago
I would love to have an eInk tablet that I can watch videos on (color not required). I frequently watch educational YouTube videos before bed, but I’d prefer to have something that isn’t beaming light into my eyes. Does something like this
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by Nelkins 1y ago
I can’t wait until this is available in more rural areas of NY. I would love to be able to take this thing to/from a bar where there’s no public transport and very low density of Uber/Lyft.
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Whoops, that probably means that you've already submitted your information. There's only one unique constraint on the email field.
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Nelknet ( https://nelknet.com/ ) | Senior contractors, frontend and backend | Remote (US & international, but some overlap with clients needed) We're a small, experienced team building software solutions for US-based
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Akka.NET and AvaloniaUI are two big ones.
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Cool, but this is very specific to DataFusion, no? Is there any chance this would be standardized so other Parquet readers could leverage the same technique?
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Nelknet ( https://nelknet.com/ ) | Senior contractors, frontend and backend | Remote (US & international, but some overlap with clients needed) We're a small, experienced team building software solutions for US-based
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Maximum Likelihood estimation with Quipu, part 1(brandewinder.com)
2 points by Nelkins 1y ago|0 comments
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by Nelkins 1y ago
There's the original/current implementation: https://github.com/clojure/clojure-clr And the newer reimplementation: https://github.com/dmiller/clojure-clr-next
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by Nelkins 1y ago
I donate to the Ionide project which is a suite of dev tools for F#. Been using them consistently for years. They've only continued to improve over the years! https://opencollective.com/ionide
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Does anybody have a list of which S3-compatible object storage providers support Compare-And-Swap?
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Nelknet ( https://nelknet.com/ ) | Senior contractors, frontend and backend | Remote (US & international, but some overlap with clients needed) We're a small, experienced team building software solutions for US-based
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by Nelkins 1y ago
Seems a bit like a spiritual successor to the Jeep Cherokee XJ, which also has a very strong DIY community around it.

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