dieters

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Wandb-compatible local server, and a bad pun(github.com)
3 points by dieters 7mo ago|0 comments
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Codeframe.work: instant ephemeral shared coding spaces(codeframe.work)
2 points by dieters 10mo ago|0 comments
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Grant your intercom WiFi superpowers for $8(writethat.blog)
1 points by dieters 10mo ago|0 comments
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Zig Helped Us(blog.turso.tech)
5 points by dieters 3y ago|1 comments
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by dieters 3y ago
I love Porkbun too. I don't generally praise companies online, but their prices and UX are just so good and effortless...
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Write your own disposable email server from scratch(blog.chiselstrike.com)
5 points by dieters 3y ago|0 comments
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by dieters 5y ago
Yup, and redpanda happens to use Scylla's Seastar framework as well
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by dieters 5y ago
Scylla also exposes Redis API, disk-based as well: https://scylla.docs.scylladb.com/master/design-notes/redis.h... . With a good NVMe disk the latency is still expected to be good enough for most workloads.
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by dieters 5y ago
There are also ways out of vendor lock-in. Alternator comes to mind as a way of migrating DynamoDB workloads out to other cloud vendors or your own servers: https://docs.scylladb.com/using-scylla/alternator/
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by dieters 6y ago
There's none in the standard library, but e.g. Seastar already has coroutine support implemented for its future<>s and it works really well - the code looks clearer and in many cases it reduces the number of allocations to 1 (for
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New Rust Driver for CQL(scylladb.com)
1 points by dieters 6y ago|0 comments
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by dieters 6y ago
HN ate my asterisks. I meant I can only have a certificate for [anything].idont.date, but not for more subdomain levels.
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by dieters 6y ago
That's because I'm not allowed to have a generic certificate for . .domain :( (author here). I'm also a C++ programmer for a living, and this was originally just a home project for trying to self-learn how publishing pages w
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I Don't Date on LinkedIn(idont.date)
26 points by dieters 6y ago|22 comments