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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   https://www.manning.com/books/data-oriented-programming
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   Awesome answer, thanks! Foundation seems like magic almost, from just choosing very smart trade offs and co-ordination.
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   I was just looking into this, and found this really interesting post about foundationdb and sql. https://www.voltactivedata.com/blog/2015/04/foundationdbs-le... Also this, excellent comparison of distributed
4. 124.▲
   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   listen/notify edit: https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/issues/41522
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   > yet a another example of how C# is becoming a dominant systems language Perhaps a bit of a stretch. I am currently choose golang for a more systems like project because of startup time and gc pauses in c#/dotnet. Definitely nice t
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   Ok, so turns out default chrome/firefox on windows/android were not issuing the history refresh request on back button click. Turns out you need to add some additional config to make that happen. It's now working, and it&#x27
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   Data Oriented Programming. In short, don't entangle your code with data, and the data should immutable. https://blog.klipse.tech/databook/2020/09/25/data-book-chap0...
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   > 2) If there's a form input at each step, the server needs to store that info and be aware that the user has an incomplete checkout. Now the user is at step=2 and presses the back button, or clicks on the step=1 link. In that case,
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   by ledgerdev 5y ago

   So, I have only been working in htmx for about a week on a multi step checkout app, and while it's been mostly awesome, I think I ran into the Achilles heel of htmx, form state and the back button. In short of you enter data into a for
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    How about IPS vs VA panels for text rendering?
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    Nothing totally new, but it is an attribute based extension of html that allows any element to generate http get/post and handle/target a hypermedia response back into the dom... without the need (but still have the option) to wri
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    There is absolutely nothing proprietary about the format. It's just plain html and vanillajs works fine if that's what you'd like to use. Hyperscript is no different than any other open source compile to js lang.
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    This exactly. I just started a new project with htmx this past week, and it absolutely amazing. It brings the magic of the web back we first experienced moving away from 90's windows programs. I'm a firm believer that react/a
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    Does this have, or are there any plans for a change-feed? Has anyone used this as an event sourcing db?
15. 135.▲
    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    My preferred method is to tokenize sensitive data before storing in the immutable logs/database.
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    I've always been curious, what kind of latency do you see between an insert, and when the notify goes out over the channel?
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/391#issuecomme...
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    > Completely agree. I am so disheartened with how co-workers don't seem to take any issue with the aws service suspensions. They are just like oh well, it won't ever happen to us and they must have deserved it. New rule for mys
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    by ledgerdev 5y ago

    What's the status of grpc both as client and server? I seem to recall reading somewhere that some features(trailing headers?) needed to call grpc as client were out of the fetch spec and thus would to be implemented. It's also not
20. 140.▲
    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    Long term a free and open society needs a distributed and un-censorable twitter like communication protocol/medium. Any efforts to build something like this out there?
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    The data consistency seems most attractive point. I'm wondering where precisely fauna clusters are located, so I could run my lambda functions in same location. What sort of latency do we see when connecting from various azure/aws
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    > 2) Rust's ecosystem makes it easy to find and integrate solutions not offered by the standard API This made me think back to something Rich Hickey said in his "Are we there yet?" talk. In short rust has memory management
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    They have a history many years back, of not being fully truthful with customers about hacking incidents. Do a google search. relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5667027
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    Fly.io is more exciting for me because it's edge app servers and it terminates web sockets. I've been envisioning a live-view like framework, or heck even a regular old rest api, where the client connects to the fly.io server with
25. 145.▲
    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    Very nice syntax, looks great.
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    Thanks!
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    What's the hosting story for crux if one wanted to try it out on a side project?
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    I haven't actually used wrangler yet, but will give it try :)
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    by ledgerdev 6y ago

    I love the discussion about what's the future abstraction for serverless, and love where cloudflare is headed. Can wait to see what's next. A couple questions. Any plans to support web-sockets terminated in the isolate(not just pr
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    by ledgerdev 7y ago

    Node+NPM isn't going anywhere, but Deno sure seems like the server based runtime of the future.