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dalbaugh
23d ago
Plan is to consolidate on Postgres eventually. Ideally each service would be fully isolated, but practically speaking it is easier to allow them to utilize the same DB for most things. The agent service is the only service with it's ow
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Show HN: OpenMRP – an open-source manufacturing ERP built over 4 years
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23d ago
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dalbaugh
4mo ago
Oh definitely - the talent at Stainless is incredible. Not trying to take away from that at all.
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dalbaugh
4mo ago
You guys should be proud - it was a great service!
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dalbaugh
4mo ago
I'm really disappointed that such a great service is getting taken off the market. Happy for their team, but sad for the ecosystem. This has to be somewhat anti-competitive. Why else sunset the SDK generator service but to hurt any oth
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Show HN: Augno – a Stripe-like ERP for manufacturing
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dalbaugh
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dalbaugh
8mo ago
It's mostly semantics. Passive safety is the "why" while idempotency is the "how".
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Designing a Passively Safe API
(danealbaugh.com)
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8mo ago
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dalbaugh
9mo ago
Excellent blog
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dalbaugh
10mo ago
Unfortunately, I don't think any additional evidence will convince vaccine skeptics of the safety of mRNA vaccines
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HTTP API Design: HTTP Fundamentals
(danealbaugh.com)
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dalbaugh
11mo ago
I've been reading everything I can find on HTTP API design the past few months. I'm particularly interested in learning about the finer details of great, human centered APIs. It's been surprisingly hard to find a lot of great
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HTTP API Design: HTTP Fundamentals
(danealbaugh.com)
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dalbaugh
1y ago
I've been reading everything I can find on HTTP API design the past few months. I'm particularly interested in learning about the finer details of great, human centered APIs. It's been surprisingly hard to find a lot of great