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by beingflo 7d ago
Don't know where you got those numbers from. Check old prices here: https://web.archive.org/web/20260907112235/https://api-docs.... . Input tokens are around half the cost, output only slightly cheap
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Towards approachable observability with wide events(marending.dev)
1 points by beingflo 4mo ago|0 comments
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1Password SSH agent and CLI for secret management(marending.dev)
2 points by beingflo 8mo ago|0 comments
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Understanding Passkeys(marending.dev)
1 points by beingflo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by beingflo 8mo ago
We probably have max 50 commits a day in our team spread across many areas in the application. So when breakages occur it's typically easy to tell which commit caused it. But I agree, if you have a large team or a large monorepo you pr
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by beingflo 8mo ago
Thanks for the example of a Playwright report page. I agree that getting browser tests (not even just visual tests) to work reliably is considerable work. I built out a suite at work for a rather complex web application and it certainly loo
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by beingflo 8mo ago
Ah forgot to mention it in the post. This comes built in by Playwright. Normally, you invoke the test suite by running `npx playwright test`. This fails your test if a screenshot is missing or if it differs. By running `npx playwright test
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by beingflo 8mo ago
I only use the built-in diffing by Playwright. It comes with a nice overview page [0] that shows all the failed tests including traces and screenshots. There you have a pixel diff. If you have some notion of irrelevant changes that shouldn&
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Visual regression tests for personal blogs(marending.dev)
42 points by beingflo 8mo ago|11 comments
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by beingflo 11mo ago
Direct link for anyone interested: https://go.rest.quest/
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Go: An Opinionated Bookmark Aggregator(marending.dev)
2 points by beingflo 11mo ago|1 comments
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by beingflo 1y ago
updown.io also has a relatively new feature called cron monitoring[0] that allows you to regularly check in to signal success. If there has been no check-in in a configured time it will alert you. For backups you could add a simple curl som
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by beingflo 2y ago
I know, but I prefer fair pricing over free in situations like this. There are plenty of stories going around of CF forcing users to upgrade to an enterprise plan due to their usage. When there is a price tag, at least I know that won'
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by beingflo 2y ago
1€ / TB egress is extremely attractive, though. Most other "budget" providers charge at least 10 - 20$.
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by beingflo 2y ago
I've been eyeing DuckDB for a metric collection hobby project. Quick benchmark showed promising query performance over SQLite (unsurprising considering DuckDB is column oriented), but quite a bit slower for inserts. Does anyone have ex
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by beingflo 2y ago
I built it for myself primarily, some coworkers also started using it. No one has used it without my guidance at this point so I'm not surprised ;) Regardless what you pressed, you should always get back to the help / start screen
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by beingflo 2y ago
I built my own tool: https://go.rest.quest It's a simple flat list of links that you annotate with a description for better search. The killer feature is that it works with Firefox's keyword search. I can enter `go git
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by beingflo 2y ago
I really enjoy using Observable Plot ( https://observablehq.com/plot/ ). Made by the author of D3 but way simpler to use.
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16 Hour Side-Projects(marending.dev)
2 points by beingflo 2y ago|0 comments
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by beingflo 4y ago
I think you have to be careful not to stretch your learning budget too thin. Coincidentally, I recently started tinkering with embedded as well and decided against using Rust (not new to me) for it because I prefer the well trodden path whe
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by beingflo 4y ago
I've only started load testing my applications until after I switched to Caddy, so I don't have a comparison. But I'm easily seeing ~7'000 r/s when serving a static frontend (don't have reverse proxy numbers on
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by beingflo 4y ago
Caddy [0] has been an absolute joy to work with. I switched this year from nginx for my sideproject-hosting VPS. Just letting it handle the SSL certs and configuring a static site or a reverse proxied route in literally 3 lines of config is
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by beingflo 4y ago
In a moment of weakness I bought a soldering iron and this kyria kit [0] and soldered my own. I promise it sounds more crazy than it is and I've been very happy with it. [0]: https://splitkb.com/collections/keyboar
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by beingflo 4y ago
Is my understanding correct that Affinity Photo doesn't have any photo management capability? If you want to edit a series of images similarly, do you create a custom preset that you then apply to the other images and just reopen the e
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by beingflo 4y ago
I have recently been looking to try some creative coding / generative art. I've found that most libraries focus on interactive or animated applications, whereas I would like to generate a static image for print. Are there any reco
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by beingflo 4y ago
Full agree. And further I think frontend complexity has grown quite a bit lately. People love to go on about framework churn etc. when it's just a difficult domain in general. As someone who used to have snobbish opinions on frontend w
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by beingflo 4y ago
Hi HN, I challenged myself to get a small webapp built and launched in 16 hours of work from start to finish. This is the result: A tiny, very opinionated todo list application. The feature set is tiny, but it lends itself to keep track of
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Show HN: rest.quest – A tiny, local-first todo webapp with S3 sync(rest.quest)
6 points by beingflo 4y ago|1 comments
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by beingflo 4y ago
Apparently the sdk doesn't play nice with vite. And it's way to heavy for my use case anyway. After looking further I found this library that is perfect for my needs https://github.com/mhart/aws4fetch .
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by beingflo 4y ago
It's only intended for techies (and friends thereof I suppose). It's really a tiny project that I've set out to finish in 16 hours as a challenge. So far the progress is great but those S3 libraries are throwing a wrench in m

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