ledgerdev

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by ledgerdev 3y ago
I recall Anders saying on some podcast they did that so they could provide auto-complete. Funny thing is that I used it for a couple years, but almost never use the linq syntax any more, and not sure why.
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
Seeing this, and the use of zig for https://github.com/tigerbeetledb/tigerbeetle I wonder if zig might become a good tradeoff vs rust for servers if in long term it's more readable and maintainable and with a diff
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
A good discussion on open source in latter part of this podcast. https://www.se-radio.net/2023/05/se-radio-563-david-cramer-o...
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
I also feel strongly we need some sort of semi-local payment system that connects merchants, local banks and customers. Sending a payment to my local municipality should not involve wall street.
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
I was able to use aot and System.Text.Json in a test app. You only need to put an attribute on a class to specifying the type info, and then pass a type enum when you serialize/deserialize. I was surprised how easy it was because I had
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
Interesting, how does QUIC help with 'arbitrary censorship'?
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
Any possibility for some regional/local/state payment system in the US that's not a 3% tax on every purchase?
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
So, I noticed this past week that u-block is blocking browser error reporting on their hosted product. I tested a custom subdomain using their relay container, as well as just a sub-path on primary domain and both were also blocked. This se
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by ledgerdev 3y ago
Maybe embed wasmtime? I'm familiar with https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime-dotnet but perhaps this for jvm? https://github.com/kawamuray/wasmtime-java/blob/master/exam
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I was just looking at this case again, and apparently the T1 V2 does have a front power button, so excellent.
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Are there any solutions for a power button on the front of the machine?
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I would like to just put a warning out to others to avoid nvidia+laptop+linux. I got an X1E several years ago with the idea it would be my daily driver and thought problems would eventually get ironed out, but that was wrong. Issues include
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Are they data sensitive in terms of trusting your saas to survive and wanting export/backups? Or data sensitive in terms of not trusting the security of your saas to secure certain pieces of sensitive data? If it's the second, one
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
My initial impression is NOPE, and the fact this cloud architect is pushing you towards azure functions says a lot. The run on windows, take forever to cold start but do work ok for background processes. Given you mention user facing endpoi
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I greatly miss the virtual desktop switching animation. Any word on virtual desktop switching slide animation being part of this update?
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
> This business unit has a pretty aggressive roadmap as management and HQ has no real understanding of these blockers. > Resistance to change is huge. These 2 quotes tell me they haven't yet recognized the grave danger and pain o
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I like the tiny devops guy, lots of practical talk. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5UfX0EgUWlcdQ2RDsq_fcA https://jhall.io/media/
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Guess what, my Lenovo TB4 dock isn't compatible with lenovo TB3 laptops.. go figure, better yet just buy a framework!
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I've been thinking about a clone of amazon marketplace that can be run/operated by small cities/towns to support local commerce. Anyone have any thoughts on this or seen any other similar projects?
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
If it's good enough for avionics and nuclear subs, it's probably good enough for most web apps.
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Here's sqlite doing 100 million inserts in 33 seconds which should fit into nearly every workload, though it is batched. https://avi.im/blag/2021/fast-sqlite-inserts/ So write contention from multiple co
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
The good news is that .net7 aot supports console apps so lamdas can already be native aot. Json serialization was a concern of mine, but it was surprising easy to get working with very minor changes in the call. If I were building lambdas w
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I would like to host .net based api on google cloud run and azure container apps, which often will go to sleep after about 10 minutes without a request, so cold start time do matter quite a bit. I've done pretty extensive testing and s
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
It definitely will eventually, probably .net8 timeframe. It will be hard to support so many dynamic features and no doubt will make extensive use of Source Generators. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
This is a good video on the transfer of knowledge and fragility of technology. https://youtu.be/ZSRHeXYDLko
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
I do exactly the same, and also use a tilda for tasks in progress, and 2 periods for those that are blocked. Sometimes simpler is better.
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Super easy to package into docker. Then run at google cloud run or azure container apps. Both are amazing.
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Yep, very similar to the JVM. Also .net7 is releasing platform native aot exe compilation (for simple scenarios) so you don't have to run the full CLR & JIT saving lots of memory.
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
Extremely unlikely vs will ever run on linux, pretty sure it's built using wpf which is window only. The tooling on linux is just fine, and VSCode and Jetbrains rider are your main options.
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by ledgerdev 4y ago
It might not seem like it but a vast majority of developers exist outside of hacker news sphere and have no doubt that windows is by far the most popular dev platform. WSL2 is making this a lot easier to use linux though.

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