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by some_developer 9mo ago
Docker in docker, with opencode. Opencode plus some scripts on host and in its container works well to run yolo and only see what it needs (via mounting). Has git tools but can't push etc. is thought how to run tests with the special c
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by some_developer 1y ago
It's hyperbole, but like so often, there's a grain of it truth somewhere. Also, like most things, Laravel is built on the shoulders of others. It sometimes makes hard things easy to access (ppl like this) and hides complexity away
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by some_developer 1y ago
It's the creator of Laravel, Taylor Otwell
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by some_developer 1y ago
Years ago I wanted to use native FTS (because of tall the things mentioned, having to sync to external simply adds complexity) and it failed at another point. Not completely surprising, but on a table with _potentially_ couple of thousand o
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by some_developer 3y ago
I learned the hard way that Gin updates are too slow, and in my case it was not even 100 updates per seconds on average, but could peak to 1000. How does Pg_bm25 compare here with maintaining the index & performance?
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by some_developer 3y ago
Every time I read blogs like this I'm tempting to get back to the product, still in use, where we scraped the search integration due to the issues we had with pgsql (performance). Although ElasticSearch (nowadays: OpenSearch) is availa
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by some_developer 4y ago
> for ~$188/month. Note that this is still the on-demand price. Although it's still not Apple to Apple, no one (sane) would useRDS 24x7 without RI. That probably brings you down another 50 bucks or so.
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by some_developer 4y ago
Last year I also learned that ransomware attackers are not computer gods, necessarily. My QNAP NAS was open to the internet (a forgotten but-not-in-use port forward on my router) and the famous QLocker ransomware got hold of it. I got out,
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by some_developer 4y ago
Try Octane, it's the app server we were longing for.
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by some_developer 5y ago
I need to use them almost daily for work. AWS SSO and often need access to multiple accounts at once. Without multi containers this would be a serious PITA
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by some_developer 5y ago
> Our roll-outs first apply migrations, then deploy the code. Migrations are applied by iterating all databases, and it sometimes it can take for up to several hours, before the code is finally deployed (so that it can use the new schema
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by some_developer 5y ago
For tech ppl, linear has so many pain points (ofc heavily depends on your workflow style) I cry in agony every night. - email notification are batched unless it's an urgent issue. This is such bollocks, I don't know how they get a
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by some_developer 5y ago
I used to know lot of terminal commands but I'm seriously falling behind due to jetbrains integration which covers 99% of my daily use case. Together with local history, I've never "lost" work in years. Never heard of sw
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by some_developer 5y ago
Anectodal note: A few years ago we added yet-another part to our product and, whilst ES worked "okay", we got a bit weary of ES due to "some issues" (some bug in the architecture keeping things not perfect in sync, certa
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by some_developer 5y ago
We've multiple PHP repositories but the longest one currently takes around 7 minutes wall time (that includes: tests, static analysis, code style and a few other misc smaller things). Scaling the phpunit tests is actually easy in terms
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by some_developer 6y ago
> How many times have you worked on a project and, after 1-2 years of development, you have changed to a different database? > > > I can tell you how many times it happened to me, I counted them: exactly never. I guess this is
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by some_developer 6y ago
Everything which is a list becomes harder to read / get an overview due to the new width (files, issues, PRs). Color changes don't exactly help either. But for the diff view, it's great to see more of the line width. Miss the
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by some_developer 7y ago
I applaud this, I really do. I'm also worried about HyperSwitch. When I converted to OSX half a decade ago, coming from Windows, this was the one app which I needed to be able to say "I can use this machine". I can't com
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by some_developer 7y ago
Same here. Using GraphQL in the PHP backend und frontend TS. The schema is exported to TS and thus everything is fully types. A blessing.
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by some_developer 8y ago
Just the other day I learned about https://github.com/unite-cms/unite-cms/ . Though obviously GraphCMS is different (technology-wise and business-wise it seems).
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by some_developer 9y ago
Hard to say. Now that we switched to PostgreSQL, operations run much more smoother. You literally can't compare it. But this is also attributed to the major refactoring we did under the hood too; as I pointed out in the article, I simp
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by some_developer 9y ago
We just recently switched from MySQL to PostgreSQL. God we're so glad: - add a null column to a big table => have fun and plan your maintenance accordingly. Good luck estimating it. This is basically a no-op in Postgres - partial in