simonpantzare

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by simonpantzare 2y ago
Laravel with Filament is super productive also. Django used to be my goto for 15 years but the frontend infra, Livewire, and flexibility of Filament compared to django-admin are hard to beat.
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by simonpantzare 3y ago
I've used Redshift for many years and really like it, especially as a user. I'm following the development of DuckDB and one aspect that's nice about it is how predictable prices are when you run it on dedicated servers: http
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by simonpantzare 4y ago
Sounds like a DAG based task orchestrator could be a good fit. Where tasks state their dependencies and are allowed to run only when they have all completed.
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by simonpantzare 4y ago
My dad used this to produce business documents for a long time before switching to Word.
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by simonpantzare 5y ago
Getting stuck behind a string of these is an exercise in patience.
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by simonpantzare 5y ago
When reviewing, I appreciate when commits with fixes/additions are separated from structural/cosmetical changes.
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by simonpantzare 5y ago
I've used @Value along with @Builder(toBuilder=true).
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by simonpantzare 5y ago
I'm really excited by Cloudflare Workers. I hope to get a chance to build something tangible with it soon. The developer experience with Wrangler is superb and paired with Durable Objects and KV you got disk and in-memory storage cover
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by simonpantzare 8y ago
Second weightlifting. Not really similar or left of field, but a good complement. I found it more interesting after I started following a routine and tracking progress on each exercise, trying to optimize nutrients before/after workout
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by simonpantzare 8y ago
I would like to know why dark themed apps have become so popular? I'm 30 and use black on white themes whenever possible, only exception being when there are no other light sources, like reading from bed.
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by simonpantzare 8y ago
Hard to measure but I believe I think more about how things might fail than other family members.
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by simonpantzare 8y ago
You're throttled if you share a public IP address with many people who are fetching anonymously (or at least you used to be). Authenticating your requests fixes that. I'm guessing this is similar.
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
IIRC the max unit cap is much higher.
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
Not sure if it helps, but have a look at Swagger/OpenAPI if you haven't already.
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
I'd argue that there's a significant mental overhead reading code when it doesn't follow the same conventions, and that enforcing a style guide is a matter of having no broken windows. But of course there's no point tryi
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
Nothing against specialization really. I wouldn't hire a chef who doesn't know how to work a knife though. :)
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
I'm doing backend development but interact with frontend developers all the time. Something I've noticed, especially among younger devs, is that they are sometimes unknowledgeable about how HTTP, DNS, certificates, and related tec
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
Include randomness. Tune parameters based on returns, factory test results, more. Is that feasible, maybe done already?
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
Brings back memories. 15 or so years ago in rural Sweden, me and some friends were frustrated about only having access to 56 k. There was this local networking guy who set up the networks at local LAN parties that we asked for help. It ende
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
They have verified this on the status page now: https://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/management-console.rss . Haven't seen anything about instances failing health checks there yet but one of our instances have a built
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Ask HN: Are you also having problems to access AWS EC2 resources in eu-west-1?
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
Home Assistant has a built-in Flux feature. I use it to control Ikea Trådfri lights.
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
I suggest you express yourself less harshly. On the contrary, if the _only_ thing you could leave behind were children maybe that's not the best branch to grow on.
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by simonpantzare 9y ago
You could use DynamoDB and S3 for persistence if you're taking the AWS route.
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by simonpantzare 10y ago
I can't believe they let this keyboard issue slip through: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7762123?start=0&tstart=... . When the laptop gets warm some keys' key-up sound change. I have the issue on th
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by simonpantzare 10y ago
Speaking of axes. I can vouch for Gränsfors bruk ( https://www.gransforsbruk.com/en/ ). I grew up in the same, small village and until recently I didn't know that they were known internationally for their craftwork.
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by simonpantzare 10y ago
I have just tried Node RED. When we had IBM people come to show their SaaS offerings they used it as a demo tool, I thought that was quite neat and you could see how their services fit together. An other tool with a similar interface is Aut
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by simonpantzare 10y ago
Things such as joins, transactions, and means of enforcing data integrity are useful when solving a whole slew of problems. Not to mention the tooling and community you benefit from when you use a common RDBMS. I never found data translatio
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by simonpantzare 10y ago
Cloud Datalab is based on Jupyter ( https://cloud.google.com/datalab/ ). Dunno about GPU machines though.
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by simonpantzare 10y ago
They released proxy resources to API Gateway. Lets you specify a route like /foo/{path+} and all requests are forwarded as-is.

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