afhammad

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Claude Receipts(github.com)
1 points by afhammad 7mo ago|0 comments
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by afhammad 2y ago
Could you share more on your local setup please?
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Discord Serves 15M Users on One Server(blog.bytebytego.com)
58 points by afhammad 3y ago|7 comments
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by afhammad 3y ago
Similar but for the London Undergroound: https://traintimes.org.uk/map/tube/ https://traintimes.org.uk/map/tube/schematic/
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by afhammad 3y ago
There are a few mentions of Oban [1] here. Most people don't realise that Oban in fact uses SKIP LOCKED [2] as well. Oban's been great, especially if you pay for Web UI and Pro for the extra features [3] The main issue we've
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by afhammad 3y ago
"chasing" is a good word
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by afhammad 3y ago
From my understanding, `work_mem` is the maximum available memory per operation and not just per connection. If you have a stored procedure with loops and/or many nested operations, that can quickly get quite big. One trick worth not
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by afhammad 3y ago
> Bad code in a specific part of the codebase bringing down the whole app, as in our November incident. This is a non-issue if you're using a Elixir/Erlang monolith given its fault tolerant nature. The noisy neighbour issue (re
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AI(GPT) chat physician by Martin Shkreli(drgupta.ai)
2 points by afhammad 3y ago|0 comments
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by afhammad 3y ago
Good timing, I’ve been searching for something like this!
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by afhammad 3y ago
tax exemption
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by afhammad 3y ago
413 Payload Too Large
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by afhammad 4y ago
There's been a lot of development in the Elixir ecosystem and so a lot to share. Embedded with Nerves, the various AI/ML libraries and tooling, LiveBook getting better every day, LiveView innovating and improving DevEx, etc.. Then
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by afhammad 4y ago
Adding my vote here. Throughout my career I've gone the C#.NET -> RoR -> Clojure -> Elixir/Phoenix route. After spending a year with Elixir, iterating rapidly on a production system, I'd default to it for any MVP or
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by afhammad 4y ago
It seems that this wasn't as routine as these things aught to be but rarely are.
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iPhone Face Motion Capture(face.camera)
1 points by afhammad 4y ago|0 comments
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by afhammad 4y ago
Retool (on-prem) + Tailscale (golink, etc)
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Ask HN: What's the status of Keybase after Zoom acquisition?
4 points by afhammad 4y ago|1 comments
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by afhammad 4y ago
A lot of people are in the right place at the right time, but very few are equipped to realise it and take advantage of it. At the beach, waves will hit everyone in their path (right place, right time) but only those that notice it and alre
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by afhammad 4y ago
By Louis Pasteur. It's quoted in the article
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by afhammad 4y ago
On the tools: I have gone the route of using the libraries (e.g Kaffy for Phoenix, ActiveAdmin for Rails) and later building a central shared backoffice from scratch that any team can contribute to. In the former you are always wasting time
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by afhammad 4y ago
Fair, I was going based on hearsay/docs. It looks like LiveView has been trying to accommodate the issue with some work arounds such as: https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view/issues...
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by afhammad 4y ago
Alpine.js is seeing an increase in utility as it pairs nicely with htmx[0], Phoenix LiveView[1] and the likes for lightweight interaction that doesn't require the server. [0]: https://htmx.org [1]: https://github
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IBM's first commercial tablet – ThinkPad 700T [pdf](1000bit.it)
1 points by afhammad 4y ago|0 comments
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by afhammad 4y ago
why? (actually curious)
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by afhammad 4y ago
> almost a WebUI alternative to a REPL That's basically how my team have been increasingly using it. Simply connect Livebook to a locally running Phoenix project and you have a Livebook REPL into your server. When you're dealin
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by afhammad 4y ago
> Maybe a more serious question: is anyone using Elixir ML in production? Checkout this recent talk about how https://www.amplified.ai/ moved from Python to an Elixir ML stack: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by afhammad 4y ago
You can't generalise, and nobody really knows.
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by afhammad 4y ago
Yep agreed. I think/hope an incident such as this will create a step change in their security processes. As you said, it only takes a few of these incidents to make it very difficult for the business to recover, especially given the te
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by afhammad 4y ago
This means you will see more of Tailscale. Vulnerabilities are inevitable, the actions taken in the hours (ideally) and days following the discovery is what matters most.

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