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by sastraxi 2mo ago
Cool! More digging to do. I used ALARM to build some rpi images, it worked really well but alas we ended up going back to the base rpi os (Debian) due to the rolling release schedule making reproducible builds more difficult. I’m still thin
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by sastraxi 2mo ago
How does this compare to https://archlinuxarm.org/ ? I'm surprised to not see a reference to this prior art in the article.
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by sastraxi 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing your workflow. My question is about why two databases on the same server would need two separate postgres instances.
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by sastraxi 5mo ago
Yeah, that's the one. My use case is largely for local development, so the active connections thing isn't a limiter for me.
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by sastraxi 5mo ago
Yes, that's what I'm referring to. You're still making the assumption in this comment: why does my 2nd (cloned) database need a separate postgres instance? One postgres server can host multiple databases.
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by sastraxi 5mo ago
I’ve done experiments using BTRFS and ZFS for local Postgres copy-on-write. You don’t need anything but vanilla pg and a supported file system to do it anymore; just clone the database using a template and a newish version of Postgres. Look
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by sastraxi 6mo ago
Yeah, I understand it's hard to find the balance here. I'd imagine you feel the need to ship at the same time as writing about it. For me, the post you shared in your reply as well as in the OP have been expanded to be about 3-4x
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by sastraxi 6mo ago
The idea is interesting, but have some more respect for your potential readers and actually write the post. There’s so much AI sales drivel here it’s hard to see what’s interesting about your product. I’m more interested in the choices behi
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by sastraxi 8mo ago
Contrary to some of the other anecdotes in this thread, I've found automated code review to discover some tricky stuff that humans missed. We use https://www.cubic.dev/
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by sastraxi 9mo ago
I find their SQL database’s latency to be absolutely unusable, though I haven’t tried in a few months. Otherwise I agree, great free tiers for what I’ve used it for.
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by sastraxi 1y ago
Looks good! I might have missed it but it would be helpful to have a link to the jujutsu home page in your README.md.
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by sastraxi 1y ago
Great writing style and articulation of thought! That was a fun read
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by sastraxi 1y ago
DRF-spectacular is an okay choice here, you have to manage consistency with return types yourself but the docs and customization options are well done.
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by sastraxi 2y ago
Can anyone recommend a guide for full stack devs that have mastered other stacks (e.g. django) and want to learn how to use rails correctly?
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by sastraxi 4y ago
Perhaps this is the answer to the question “how do we combat the epidemic of loneliness?” —- once the internet truly cannot be trusted, we’ll be forced to once again connect offline (where, at least for now, deepfakes are not possible).
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by sastraxi 4y ago
I’d prioritize finding someone else in the company that can give you another viewpoint on the situation. These types of situations make us feel isolated, so see if you can find a way to be “seen”, even if it’s by someone who has no way to h
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by sastraxi 4y ago
The "ongoing maintenance cost of software" can also be the additional complexity in the mental model of developers that have to deal with nearby parts of the codebase. Even if no maintenance is needed for a specific feature, it do
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by sastraxi 4y ago
Agreed re: there being randomness with each hit in a live performance. I wonder, though, if the distribution of one hit is in fact independent of the previous -- perhaps the inner feedback loop of "am I falling behind / speeding u
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by sastraxi 4y ago
At this point I'm just worried about debt collectors / credit score type stuff. What an absurd and unethical move by the new owners.
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by sastraxi 4y ago
I'm going through something similar and was able to negotiate some time off with my employer. In my experience, there's no way to push through burnout, and you're not going to be doing anyone you work with any favours by tryi
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by sastraxi 4y ago
I'd love to hear more about the lightmapping interpolation for moving objects. I wonder what kinds of efficiencies the author had to find to make it performant.
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by sastraxi 5y ago
Really impressive site, thanks for sharing it! Bonus: I'm just used to sites not having data / support for Canada; this was a pleasant surprise. UX observation: clicking to create a start and end was relatively intuitive, but it t
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by sastraxi 5y ago
A couple years ago I built toy backends for the same app using both technologies so they could be compared as-directly-as-possible. The code* takes you through the architectural decisions: https://github.com/sastraxi/gr
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by sastraxi 5y ago
One of the things I liked about this submission was its tone: the lack of vindictiveness. We are quickly made aware that we are reading an article made by the author of faker.js. The facts are laid out, mostly without embellishment. Though
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by sastraxi 7y ago
I've done exactly that with a sample food delivery project. Same frontend, but two different backends (one with Hasura, one with Postgraphile). Feel free to check it out: https://github.com/sastraxi/great-bear
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by sastraxi 7y ago
0.10.6 is released with a fix :-)
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by sastraxi 7y ago
Just a note for anyone trying to download this -- please first try `pgsh@0.10.1`. The `.2` bugfix release caused a regression that I'm working through now. Thanks :)
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by sastraxi 7y ago
Such is life in the npm world, unfortunately. I've tried to be minimal with my dependencies while providing a rich user experience, but I'm sure we could do better still. Any dependencies in particular you'd like me to look i
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Show HN: Pgsh – branch Postgres like Git(github.com)
66 points by sastraxi 7y ago|27 comments
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by sastraxi 8y ago
Feeling seriously inspired by your post. Thanks for sharing!

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