buchanae

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What happens when you type a url in the browser's address box and press enter?(github.com)
2 points by buchanae 7mo ago|0 comments
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by buchanae 7mo ago
I initially reached for Docker actually, but when I started researching how to run it securely, I just thought "I don't need this. Systemd is already there and does all of this in an easier and more direct way".
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by buchanae 7mo ago
I moved all my stuff from AWS to a Hetzner VPS recently. I don't have much, and AWS was actually cheaper, but I'm so much happier having everything in one, simple spot. There's a gap in my knowledge so far, which I think is m
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by buchanae 7mo ago
I love the philosophy page: https://netnewswire.com/philosophy.html """ We believe that apps should never crash. They should be free of bugs. They should be fast — they should feel lighter-than-air. We believ
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My setup for integration tests in Go with embedded-Postgres(atlas9.dev)
1 points by buchanae 7mo ago|0 comments
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by buchanae 7mo ago
I'm interested, tell me more. What about Oxide attracts a homelab user?
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Claude Feature Request: Support Agents.md(github.com)
1 points by buchanae 7mo ago|0 comments
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Digging into UUID, ULID, and implementing my own(atlas9.dev)
4 points by buchanae 7mo ago|1 comments
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PgBouncer is useful, important, and fraught with peril (2023)(jpcamara.com)
1 points by buchanae 7mo ago|0 comments
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by buchanae 8mo ago
A lot of tech debt I've seen stems from people tacking things onto a loose foundation – adding API endpoints when there's no clear pattern, adding validation or defaults in different ways, organizing layers of code in various ways
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by buchanae 8mo ago
I haven't written about it much yet, but atlas9.dev has an infrastructure component to it. I actually spent most of today researching and experimenting with infrastructure and I plan to write about it soon. atlas9 is about setting up a
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by buchanae 8mo ago
Hm, leveraging CloudKit is smart. I am fully assimilated into the Apple world. I'm a little wary of something watching my clipboard, honestly. A lot of passwords and sensitive information goes through there. Drag-and-drop into a menu b
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by buchanae 8mo ago
I can relate to that. I have a ton of bookmarks and open tabs that I've been meaning to read for weeks or months now. I guess that's why I'm hoping a daily reading list might give me a bite-sized chunk to work through.
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Ask HN: Does a good "read it later" app exist?
9 points by buchanae 8mo ago|20 comments
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Modeling identity and access hierarchy in Postgres with ltree(atlas9.dev)
3 points by buchanae 8mo ago|0 comments
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by buchanae 8mo ago
In my experience, archived objects are almost never accessed, and if they are, it's within a few hours or days of deletion, which leaves a fairly small chance that schema changes will have a significant impact on restoring any archived
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by buchanae 8mo ago
Ah, that's an interesting idea! I had never considered using partitions. I might write a followup post with these new ideas.
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The challenges of soft delete(atlas9.dev)
267 points by buchanae 8mo ago|151 comments
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Building an access framework using Cedar(blog.atlas9.design)
2 points by buchanae 8mo ago|0 comments
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by buchanae 8mo ago
I'm working on two projects: https://helmtk.dev is a toolkit for helm chart maintainers, including a structured template language than can compile into helm templates, and a test suite tool for writing tests in javascript.
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Boomshare: Free Forever Alternative to Loom(boomshare.ai)
3 points by buchanae 8mo ago|1 comments
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by buchanae 8mo ago
I'm curious how it will be sustainable. There's a credit system, they're not very clear about how it works. Apparently it earns you gift cards or something?
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Show HN: Helmtk, a toolkit for helm chart maintainers(helmtk.dev)
2 points by buchanae 8mo ago|0 comments
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Helmtk: Can I compile into a helm chart?(helmtk.dev)
1 points by buchanae 8mo ago|1 comments
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by buchanae 8mo ago
My coworkers and I spent the last couple years struggling with helm chart dev. I was always curious whether there was a better way. This blog post is about that journey and the tool I created to try to make this better for everyone. Enjoy!
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Atlas9: Thoughts on a Better Software Experience(atlas9design.substack.com)
2 points by buchanae 9mo ago|0 comments
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by buchanae 9mo ago
I share a lot of this sentiment, although I struggle more with the setup and maintenance than the diagnosis. It's baffling to me that it can still take _so_much_work_ to set up a good baseline of observability (not to mention the time
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by buchanae 4y ago
I’ve used Torx in a dozen projects over the last year, because that’s what everyone sells now. I’ve hated every minute of using them. The screw heads strip so easily, even on expensive stainless steel versions.
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Ask HN: How can Boost Mobile have a 4-digit numeric password?
1 points by buchanae 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do I learn C properly?
432 points by buchanae 7y ago|199 comments

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