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by rtuin 5mo ago
Most definitely. Although I haven’t found an (F)OSS project that lets one easily ship [favorite harness SDK] to self-hosted platform yet. Which projects are standing out in this space right now?
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by rtuin 1y ago
Quick tip when working with Claude Code and Git: When you're happy with an intermediate result, stage the changes by running `git add` (no commit). That makes it possible to always go back to the staged changes when Claude messes up. Y
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by rtuin 1y ago
It seems they haven’t implemented MCP client features in Cursor CLI yet
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by rtuin 1y ago
This type of service is becoming increasingly prevalent among European energy suppliers for their residential customers. Beyond providing a revenue stream for consumers this model aggregates distributed energy resources (home batteries, EV&
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by rtuin 1y ago
Totally irrelevant on the subject, but the screen recording in the article caught my attention: what tool does one use to create the screen recording with zoom and mouse tracking?
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by rtuin 2y ago
This reminds me of Winamp too. As a teenager I used to fiddle with the visualization editor for hours. Good fun!
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by rtuin 2y ago
Otel seems complicated because different observability vendors make implementing observability super easy with their proprietary SDK’s, agents and API’s. This is what Otel wants to solve and I think the people behind it are doing a great jo
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by rtuin 2y ago
This seems like a great tool! I like how it "simply" works by putting a view on top of the actual table. This concept is widely used in the data engineering world (in dbt). There must be an easier way to write migrations for pgro
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Uber Engineering: Introducing the Prompt Engineering Toolkit(uber.com)
2 points by rtuin 2y ago|0 comments
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by rtuin 2y ago
What a nice writeup. I've listened to jungle and related styles on and off over the years but I wasn't aware the music had played such a big role in 90's game music!
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by rtuin 2y ago
This is interesting! Turning the values into arrays is not suitable for our base-tables, but might be for the several materialization tables we run.
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by rtuin 2y ago
I see your point. Some of our measurements are counters and interpolate missing data via certain rules. We store these interpolations in a separate table with exactly the same format and join the two tables directly when querying the data.
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by rtuin 2y ago
The schema is organized by how we need to query it which is mostly by fetching all measurements for an entire day or month. Querying statistics on those metrics is not often needed, maybe a few times per week or day, so we do that in Snowfl
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by rtuin 2y ago
Good observation. The updates are as much HOT-updates as possible. I wasn't familiar with BRIN-indexes before, so I have to look into that. At first glance our solution follows a similar approach, let me elaborate: - no index columns a
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by rtuin 2y ago
Glad you asked! This system contains measurements and state of physical devices (time series). It’s designed for both heavy write and read, with slight emphasis on write. Each table is one type of device and contains 1 to 5 different measur
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by rtuin 2y ago
It’s really something you don’t know how this applies to your Postgres DB, until you run into a situation where you do. The author explains this very well, it’s a good read! I’ve learned about this padding little over a year ago, while I wa
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by rtuin 2y ago
Yes! Enthusiasm is contagious. Share the fun.
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by rtuin 2y ago
Once added this to a team’s shared account: >When responding to IT or programming questions, respond in UK slang language, Ali G style but safe for work. Took them a few hours to notice.
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by rtuin 3y ago
Where I work we’ve set up OpenTelemetry SDK in the applications to expose traces, logs and metrics. Grafana agent as OTEL collector on the application hosts, Grafana Tempo as backend for traces, Loki for logs and Prometheus for Metrics. The
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by rtuin 3y ago
Similar though! It was on PC, either downloaded from Tucows or from one of these shareware discs they sold at computer fairs.
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by rtuin 3y ago
This is awesome, can’t wait to play TH again. Totally forgot about this game, but i remember playing a demo version of the original game. The game was good fun. What impressed me most back then was the quality and “realism” of the videos
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by rtuin 3y ago
My setup extends on this: the pulumi stack creates ECR repo, IAM user+access token, adds credentials and ECR details to GitHub actions secrets, and GitHub actions builds tags and pushes the images to ECR when a release is (automatically) ta
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by rtuin 3y ago
There are more than a few resource types lacking import examples/details in the docs. Other than that, for most resources I use the docs are pretty good.
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by rtuin 3y ago
Interesting developments in this space. So how does this work in practice? Do I feed it an ISO? Are Steam games supported?
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by rtuin 3y ago
I've been using mail in a box since 2016 for a handful of personal domains. It's easy to setup and very low maintenance. Backups are solid too. Just make sure your hosting package/provider allows and supports self-hosted mail
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by rtuin 3y ago
Maybe sharing my experience helps in some way: I’ve been using a handful of these accounts nearly 10 years ago. Not much if any mails received on them for at least a few years, and received the inactive notification for all of them last mon
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by rtuin 3y ago
For this reason I don’t wear a smart watch, but wear a smart ring to monitor vitals and heart/sleep trends. Just FYI.
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by rtuin 3y ago
The article does not exactly state what is measured, but suggests it measured web traffic (browser, I assume). It’s very bold to state “ChatGPT user sessions went down by X” when not taking into account: - iOS app launch (May ‘23) - Android
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by rtuin 3y ago
Yes: https://www.whosampled.com/Daft-Punk/samples/
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by rtuin 3y ago
Amateurs would disagree

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