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by coronapl 3mo ago
You can look into Bruno: https://www.usebruno.com
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Firefox: Smart Window Beta(firefox.com)
6 points by coronapl 3mo ago|0 comments
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by coronapl 3mo ago
Reading so many contrary positions about which model is better or worse shows how difficult it is to measure intelligence based on personal experiences. Of course, benchmarks try to make the process as objective as possible, but they often
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by coronapl 4mo ago
I refer to the technical constraints of the on-promises model which affects the modernization of the healthcare sector in the DACH regions. There is a need for integrating with SaaS products for several use cases or having AI features. Both
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by coronapl 4mo ago
I very much agree with the fact that IT departments have a massive influence during the sale process. Though, based on my experience, things are slightly softening. We entered the DACH market in 2023 with a cloud based CRM for the care sect
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by coronapl 7mo ago
Give way to people crossing the street. I come from Mexico, where millions of people walk and take public transport every day. Unfortunately, poor infrastructure and our mobility culture hurt pedestrians the most. Sometimes people have to w
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by coronapl 8mo ago
I’ve used SST, Pulumi, CDK, and Terraform. I decided to stick with SST because it offers a far superior development experience. Sure, I could write IAM policies with plain CDK, but it’s more error-prone and harder to maintain. Features like
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by coronapl 8mo ago
- https://github.com/zakirullin/cognitive-load - https://github.com/binhnguyennus/awesome-scalability - https://github.com/git-tips/tips - https://github.com/
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by coronapl 8mo ago
https://endlessqueue.com
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by coronapl 8mo ago
I'm glad to see useful features like easily adding userId and sessionId to logs. That said, I wish it wasn't limited to just these properties. From my experience building enterprise SaaS, you need more metadata for proper filterin
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What should you write about on your blog?(idiallo.com)
1 points by coronapl 8mo ago|0 comments
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by coronapl 8mo ago
Recently, I also started using queues for integrating with legacy health care applications. Most of them run on-promise and they don't have incoming internet connection for security reasons. The strategy is to send a message to a queue
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by coronapl 8mo ago
Agree! In fact, I would appreciate more well written articles explaining basic concepts on the front page of Hacker News. It is always good to revisit some basic concepts, but it is even better to relearn them. I am surprised by how often I
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by coronapl 8mo ago
The analogy could be: “Queues are the like the todos list of your team. The todo item (message) stays there until it is successfully completed. It can be handled by the producer (monolith) or it can be handled by someone else (microservices
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by coronapl 8mo ago
While queues definitely play an important role in microservices architecture, I think it’s worth clarifying that they’re not unique to it. A queue can fit perfectly in a monolith depending on the use case. I regularly use queues for handlin
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Bitbucket Major Outage(bitbucket.status.atlassian.com)
3 points by coronapl 8mo ago|0 comments
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by coronapl 1y ago
We recently added an Astro Starlight site to our monorepo, and it’s been great. Whenever someone makes a significant change, the PR includes the corresponding docs update, which makes reviews much more complete. Another benefit: since the d
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by coronapl 1y ago
I’m really curious to see how Dia will evolve toward being enterprise-ready. The Arc vision was sadly killed, and I assume the same might happen with Dia. Rather than competing with Claude for Chrome or Gemini in Chrome, it seems more likel
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by coronapl 1y ago
That’s the paradox of Next.js: it can feel extremely simple and extremely complex at the same time. For a small hobby project hosted on Vercel, I’d recommend it. For building a full SaaS product, I often regret it. I’ve run into this myself
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by coronapl 1y ago
What a nice idea! A few questions out of curiosity: * Do you plan to somehow collaborate with local post offices/companies/partners in order to avoid long-distance trips and increase the efficiency of the delivery? * How will the
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by coronapl 1y ago
Even with the price reduction, I am still considering PostHog. I think it makes sense to leverage many of the features that PostHog is offering instead of using Mixpanel + a separate product for handling surveys or feature flags. What makes
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by coronapl 1y ago
Mixpanel user here! Actually, a few weeks ago Mixpanel updated their pricing plan and now it is way more affordable. I assume that is related to the recent success of PostHog. Nevertheless, PostHog seems to be a super attractive alternative
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by coronapl 2y ago
How about blocking all tracking, ads, malicious sites and more at the DNS level? I have been using NextDNS for a while know I really like it.
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by coronapl 2y ago
Since you are hosting your blog on your personal server, I would just go with Mixpanel or postHog. They are quite easy to integrate and they enable you to track some more specific events that might be relevant for you. If you ever decide to
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by coronapl 2y ago
I did it in Germany. It can be quite expansive and difficult. Nowadays, I would actually consider the E-Residency from Estonia. Super interesting initiative: https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/
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by coronapl 2y ago
This is very useful! Finding GDPR-compliant tools has always been a huge challenge for us. Feedback: adding a brief description for each tool could be a nice touch. I just created a PR with a tool that I believe would fit very nicely in the
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by coronapl 2y ago
Super interesting! I can assume that it is quite complex to scrape all of the RSS feeds and build the PDF. I will make sure to play with it.
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by coronapl 2y ago
Really interesting project! A few questions: 1. How do you send the document to the Remarkable? My understanding is that Remarkable does not provide any public APIs. Do you use one of the unofficial open-source APIs? 2. Are you using pstm
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Unlocking the Power of DynamoDB: A Developer's Journey(pablosblog.dev)
14 points by coronapl 2y ago|0 comments
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by coronapl 2y ago
I'm really happy to see the SST team pushing this forward. A few months ago, I wrote about how SST is becoming a flexible framework that lets you start with a simple serverless approach and easily migrate to containers. This is my blog

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