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by exterm 7mo ago
Cybernetics
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by exterm 8mo ago
https://simplexity.quest
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What I learned developing with LLMs(opslevel.com)
1 points by exterm 3y ago|0 comments
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by exterm 3y ago
I've encountered a lot of confusion on this topic and hope people find this article helpful. Also if you find any mistakes I'd be happy to correct them!
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The mystery of Rails' `lib/` folder(simplexity.quest)
11 points by exterm 3y ago|3 comments
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Review: The Framework Laptop 13, One Year In(simplexity.quest)
2 points by exterm 3y ago|0 comments
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Emergent Engineering Summarized(simplexity.quest)
1 points by exterm 3y ago|0 comments
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OpsLevel adds Developer self-service with Custom Actions(opslevel.com)
9 points by exterm 4y ago|0 comments
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by exterm 6y ago
Shopify has been a fully remote company for a few months now. https://financialpost.com/technology/shopify-is-joining-twit... We're not using zoom, but google meet - but yes, these happen completely online now. I
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by exterm 6y ago
> When I left, we were up to a few dozen components, and the number was climbing rapidly. I should have included this in the blog post: The number of components _needs_ to be kept small. Shopify's main monolith is 2.8 million lines
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by exterm 6y ago
> extension points to the way engines are implemented that could better enforce boundaries Can you expand on that? I'm not sure I follow.
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by exterm 6y ago
you should read the first post in the series if you want to read about microservices. https://engineering.shopify.com/blogs/engineering/deconstruc...
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by exterm 6y ago
It's all tradeoffs. You get a stronger boundary, but you also get a distributed system. Also, the first try of drawing boundaries will always be varying degrees of wrong. If you have very strong boundaries at this stage, iterating on t
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by exterm 6y ago
you don't work with Ruby eh? :D
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by exterm 6y ago
Hey Leafboi - I recommend reading the first post in the series for some background https://engineering.shopify.com/blogs/engineering/deconstruc... We don't use "hardware" or "VMs" to facil
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by exterm 6y ago
oops - sorry. Opened for now.
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by exterm 6y ago
components are - same database - same runtime - same deployment - same repository That said, I don't think this is an either/or. It's a spectrum. you can have components within the same runtime and repository that have separa
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by exterm 6y ago
As the author, I would know :) Thank you for the praise. Ours kind of organically grew over time, but as I've been keeping it alive for the last few years I have a pretty good idea of how I would start it fresh. You probably have some
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by exterm 6y ago
It's certainly related. In very general terms, I would say splitting a Rails app into multiple engines is the same pattern as umbrella applications. However, there are more interesting specifics here about things like all engines shari
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by exterm 6y ago
The answer to that question could probably fill another blog post :D Long story short, Rails and dependency inversion equals lots of friction. The whole framework is built on the assumption that it's OK to access everything from everyw
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by exterm 6y ago
There are quite a few people talking about this kind of stuff on https://rubymod.slack.com . I can send invites, just DM me on twitter https://twitter.com/_exterm
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Opera: Optimizing encrypted video(blogs.opera.com)
1 points by exterm 12y ago|0 comments
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by exterm 12y ago
Very interesting discussion, although there already are solutions to some of these problems in other type systems. Erlang also has optional type annotations via the dialyzer tool and all types are by default non-nullable. Generally I think
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Supporting non-nullable types in Dart(code.google.com)
2 points by exterm 12y ago|1 comments
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by exterm 12y ago
Because they officially support only ubuntu and mint. The provide a tarball for other distros but don't officially support them.
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by exterm 12y ago
I agree, there will be lots of low hanging fruits. But I guess GOG is playtesting every single one of them so it could take a while. The linux testing team is probably smaller than the windows and mac teams. Just speculation ;-)
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by exterm 12y ago
Can't wait for them to give more of their extensive back catalog the linux treatment. With this and steam linux edition, the future looks bright for linux gamers. Playing colonization on linux this evening :-)
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by exterm 13y ago
No, the Opera user agent contains an additional OPR/XX where XX is the Opera version.
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Linux and Blink Powered Opera(ruario.ghost.io)
2 points by exterm 13y ago|0 comments
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Gricker: Fetch images from Twitter by hashtag.(gricker.com)
1 points by exterm 13y ago|0 comments

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