rfratto

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by rfratto 2y ago
I'm one of the developers working on Grafana Alloy. Happy to answer any questions people may have!
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by rfratto 6y ago
One of the Loki maintainers here (though I mostly work on other stuff now). I promise it's not difficult on purpose. We've put a lot of effort into optimizing the Kubernetes experience that non-containerized installations haven&#x
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Grafana Tempo: High volume, minimal dependency trace storage(github.com)
31 points by rfratto 6y ago|2 comments
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by rfratto 6y ago
Congrats to the team at Grafana! I've been working here for a little over a year and I'm really excited to see how far we can go with this.
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by rfratto 6y ago
Great job Cortex team!
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Grafana Cloud Agent 0.1 Released(grafana.com)
2 points by rfratto 7y ago|0 comments
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by rfratto 7y ago
Grafana Labs employee here. We've been using jsonnet-bundler as a package manager on top of our Tanka configs. As for some common packages, we open source most of ours[1]. We also provide Tanka-compatible configs for Loki[2]. [1]: htt
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by rfratto 11y ago
After looking more into Crystal, it seems to try to be as Ruby-like as possible. I like Ruby, but I think its more involved features are syntactically complicated. I'm also just not a fan of the "everything is an object" mant
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by rfratto 11y ago
Ah, yeah, I figured this would be an issue, which is why I thought having it be something you could disable could fix some of those potential headaches.
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by rfratto 11y ago
I've seen both, but I haven't spent a lot of time looking at their documentation to start making comparisons. At the moment, I only have a vague idea of what I want Orange to be. The development has mostly been driven with what I
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by rfratto 11y ago
Any options I had planned for the language were going to be per-project settings, so at least the coding style in any given project would be consistent.
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by rfratto 11y ago
You're absolutely right. While I do strongly believe that optional typing is a feature I want to keep, I have been focusing too hard on taking a middle-of-the-road approach. The original idea was to have a systems development language
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by rfratto 11y ago
When a standard library is introduced, Orange will be garbage-collected.
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by rfratto 11y ago
Each parameter in a function without a type identifier is a unique generic type. This means any function with two typeless parameters already accepts two different kinds of generic types.
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by rfratto 11y ago
I was more inspired by Ruby's syntax, which I always thought was very clean to read. I struggled coming up with a lot of examples since I don't have a standard library to work with (yet), but the most diverse group of existing pro
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by rfratto 11y ago
That's a good point; I updated the README to note that the language is still under development. And yeah, as for https://github.com/orange-lang/orange/tree/master/lib/libor , it only contains bo
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Orange: A simple systems programming language(orange-lang.org)
55 points by rfratto 11y ago|38 comments