coverj

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by coverj 7mo ago
not possible: - workloads over 15m for lambda last time I checked, unsure on other providers - if you are looking to do anything stateful possible but not ideal/inconveniences: - cold starts can hamper latency sensitive apps (lan
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by coverj 1y ago
Are there even non-AI development streams/videos that meet this criteria?
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by coverj 1y ago
I'm interested why you aren't using the actual context7 MCP?
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by coverj 1y ago
I think a lot of people in office jobs day dream about this sort of thing. My father-in-law is a third generation farmer producing ultra fine wool. I am a source of free labour at shearing time and I will tell you that when I treat myself t
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by coverj 1y ago
I didn't mind prisma for managing the schema etc but also seen your linked github issue. I found other people recommend combining Prisma with Kysley. I have only used this in toy projects so take this with a grain of salt. https:&#x2F
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by coverj 1y ago
are people really committing 5k lines a day without AI assistance even once a month? I don't think I've ever done this or worked with anyone who had this type of output.
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by coverj 2y ago
at this time valve official servers were 64 tick and FACEIT 128 tick. This has been replaced by 'subtick' which I don't know enough about to comment.
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by coverj 4y ago
> I'd like to make an SQL-oriented library so people don't have to settle for JPQL/Hibernate--started but not done/promoted. I'm sure I'm asking this on behalf of many people - any chance of a sneak preview?
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by coverj 4y ago
Just in the interest of balance I am very happy with Starlink, I usually range between 90-120Mbps and 30-60ms latency. It can be a little patchy to play latency sensitive games on (guessing these are the sub seconds timeouts you mention), I
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by coverj 4y ago
I have a few questions about this approach, cards on the table I mainly deal in C# where DI (through the framework) is the default. How do you manage the initialization of all of the dependencies? Do you need some sort of "root" w
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by coverj 5y ago
I have been interested in web scraping lately but never really dived too deep. Did anyone have more indepth resources (github projects, blogs, forums, etc) than the tutorials that are basically install beautiful soup and get data from a tag
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by coverj 5y ago
DigitalOcean and Linode that I'm aware of, may be others
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by coverj 5y ago
I have often thought about this, especially in penalty shoot outs where there are 4 people who aren't the "best" penalty taker that have to take one. As has been mentioned there are penalties that are just unsaveable and agai
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by coverj 6y ago
Bought the book as well and would recommend it. Also have a look at Scott's talks (links are on the website or search his name in youtube)
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by coverj 6y ago
the ideas aren't bad though, you just don't agree with them. Banning meat isn't something I would get on board with but it would probably be effective. There's been a lot of discussion lately on HN about nuclear
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by coverj 6y ago
> Why do people still use Microsoft(MS)? for me, Steam for video games and Visual Studio
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by coverj 6y ago
The way I've seen it work is with having short lived access tokens and a refresh token, with the refresh token being saved to a database so it can be revoked. I think the benefit over an opaque token is that you have data that can be v
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by coverj 6y ago
thank you for the explanation!
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by coverj 6y ago
sorry, could you dumb this down a little? how does this affect the price/GW? (I'm not questioning it does, I'm saying I don't understand the rest of what you said)
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by coverj 6y ago
Some options include - Ory Kratos/Hydra - Keycloak - Identity Server
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YouTube takes down chess podcast for being harmful or dangerous(youtube.com)
2 points by coverj 6y ago|0 comments
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by coverj 7y ago
I'm only probably a month ahead of you but with my research and initial testing I've liked https://stoplight.io/open-source/prism/ so far. There are a lot of other options out there too if you are willin
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by coverj 7y ago
event storming was exactly what came to my mind as well. Seems like an impressive product, well done