nuschk

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by nuschk 6mo ago
The code is very dense. Clear, concise, elegant. But dense. An LLM doesn't generate code like that. I think it's perfectly doable to use an LLM to write into the Django codebase, but you'll have to supervise and feedback it v
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by nuschk 10mo ago
Would a company paying 600k per month not also be able to employ a couple of devs to improve the situation? Sure, effort is required, but with the right people they could save a ton and have a very good ROI. I think it's just more comp
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Code of Conduct?(github.com)
9 points by nuschk 1y ago|2 comments
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by nuschk 4y ago
As long-time (and happy) DRF user of more than 7 years I've recently switched to django-ninja [1]. It's like FastAPI, but for django. Granted, I've only used it for a couple of months now, and also not in production yet. But
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by nuschk 8y ago
I'm pretty much looking for the same. AFAIK, autocomplete is provided by bing/azure, mapbox, tomtom, HERE and geocode.earth (I might also be missing a few). Also, mapfit (a pretty young participant, it seems) will have it "in
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by nuschk 9y ago
IMGIX (a image scaling service) used to use Mac Pros [1]. Dunno if they still do though. [1] http://photos.imgix.com/racking-mac-pros
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by nuschk 10y ago
I'm relieved, thanks guys. I really don't see the complexity when deploying to a (managed) k8s cluster. Sure, we'll still have to configure a deployment pipeline, add some scripts to push and deploy the right images etc., but
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by nuschk 10y ago
Re 1: Why wouldn't you recommend going with kubernetes? From someone that hasn't deployed anything with it (yet), it seems rather straight-forward if run on a managed cluster (gke). I might be wrong and am thus genuinely intereste
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by nuschk 10y ago
flatfox.ch | Switzerland, on site | Full-time, all levels flatfox is a proptech startup building a next generation SaaS for landlords. We are looking for devs with high ownership who like to move fast and have an impact with our customers.
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by nuschk 10y ago
It's in beta currently [1]. Last time i checked (4 months ago, with a hobby project) it felt already pretty mature. [1] https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/
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by nuschk 10y ago
Same here. Had a chat with the support team and they say they had to allocate a number of new IPs, since some of their existing IPs were blacklisted. Now they need to warm up the new ones first, which may take an undefined amount of time. S
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by nuschk 10y ago
Well, finance takes also a large chunk of Switzerland's GDP and thus is scooping up many engineers as well. Maybe it's not as pronounced as in London, but it certainly isn't very easy to hire good engineers here because of al
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by nuschk 11y ago
Doesn't seem like it. I too was hoping for this.
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by nuschk 11y ago
We're also using redux in production, after having switched from reflux. In redux, it's so much more clear where to put stuff. In reflux, it was never clear to us whether certain async server operations should be handled in stores
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by nuschk 11y ago
Well, economists often suggest a better way than just let the rich take over: directly subsidize people, not flats. So, if you want a neighborhood to not just attract bankers but also families with kids, pay the families for living there! T
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by nuschk 11y ago
Might I ask: If you're moving away from Marathon, where are you moving to? Kubernetes?