tartieret

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by tartieret 17d ago
having built two enterprise data platforms in python, I can't disagree more. for a startup, development velocity matters more than code performance especially for a CRUD app even at medium scale. Frameworks like Django simply enable yo
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by tartieret 1mo ago
I have definitely noticed this in our organization as people use more AI tools. At first educating by providing feedback to the developers, then after a few repeat directly requesting that a PR is broken down if there is an obvious way to d
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by tartieret 1mo ago
Over the last 6-9 months, I build an app to calculate the optimum jet lag management plan from a combination of flight. It tells you the optimum times for light exposure, sleeping, taking coffee... It started with a naive "I know the t
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by tartieret 3mo ago
After ~20 years of long-haul travel, I spent the last 9 months building Jetlag Coach, in parallel with my busy life (full time job toddler and pregnant wife!). You give it your chronotype and your actual itinerary (multi-leg and layovers in
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by tartieret 3mo ago
have you considered Capacitor? it works pretty well for cross platform web development
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by tartieret 4mo ago
There is definitely some confusion on the EU part. I am a European citizen, but some of my activity data on some of the sites I host is logged in US Posthog, which means Posthog is subject to the GDPR, even if the data is US hosted!
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by tartieret 4mo ago
this is what triggered my post. The announcement pretends that it's not bug deal because of "anonymization" but that's easier said than done. You can send custom events and logs that contain confidential information even
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by tartieret 4mo ago
I fixed the title, sorry for the typo!
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by tartieret 4mo ago
I initially used Posthog as an alternative to Google Analytics with more privacy. Now they want to use the data for a business purpose. Working hard towards enshitification?
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Training our own AI models(posthog.com)
216 points by tartieret 4mo ago|143 comments
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by tartieret 4mo ago
why not swarm? it's basically the same yml file except that you can do zero downtime deployment, simply with docker stack deploy -c stack.yml (swarm will outline the image, warm up the container and switch traffic automatically). roll
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by tartieret 7mo ago
It seems that the author thinks that AI use is limited to developers, I don't understand how short slighted is the debate between CLI and MCP. Sure, CLI are more convenient, but currently most AI users consume LLM through online tools
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Ask HN: Senior Developer Playbook(thomastartiere.com)
3 points by tartieret 8mo ago|0 comments
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by tartieret 9mo ago
MCP includes a standard for some more advanced capabilities like: - tool discovery: for instance you can "push" an update from the server to the client, while with OpenAPI you have to wait for the client to refetch the schema - ba
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by tartieret 11mo ago
I was a little puzzled as we got notified our apps were down, and then I tried to login in the Azure portal with no success. But the Azure status page reported no incident, so I posted here and quickly confirmed that others were impacted! T
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by tartieret 11mo ago
it took a good half hour after we detected the problem to see a notification on the Azure status page. Thanks to those who responded to my question as it validated the issue was global and we contacted our users t right away
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by tartieret 11mo ago
Microsoft posted an update on X: https://x.com/AzureSupport/status/1983569891379835372?ref_sr... "We’re investigating an issue impacting Azure Front Door services. Customers may experience intermittent reques
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Tell HN: Azure outage
885 points by tartieret 11mo ago|806 comments
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by tartieret 11mo ago
I agree with your analogy with pair programming. Except that now your co-developer types way faster!
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by tartieret 11mo ago
The business cost with PRs isn't the first review but another developer, it's the number of iterations on a pull request due to defects and change requests. The way I am trying to promote the use of LLMs with more junior developer
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by tartieret 11mo ago
As a CTO of a small company, spending a lot of time reviewing other developers' PRs, I completely agree. I recently enabled Github Copilot Agent and use it a lot for dealing with smaller and lower priority tasks in an async workflow (e
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by tartieret 1y ago
I absolutely love your summary
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by tartieret 1y ago
we have standardized on windsurf in my company. Cursor was part of the review but Windsurf has better support for dev containers and development on WSL, which most of our developers use. So beyond the actual AI part, there are some surprisi
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Ask HN: Protecting confidential information while travelling to the US
12 points by tartieret 1y ago|10 comments
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by tartieret 2y ago
Developers tend to consider that picking a cloud provider is a technical decision, but it's actually a business one. If you aim for B2B, there is a massive incentive to use Azure, as your clients are typically Microsoft users. From the
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by tartieret 2y ago
>> Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos said Wednesday that the newspaper’s opinions section would now be focused on “personal liberties and free markets” and won’t publish anything that opposes those ideas. I am French & Canadian, so
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by tartieret 2y ago
Great overview thanks I just reviewed uv for my team and there is one more reason against it, which isn't negligible for production-grade projects: Github Dependabot doesn't handle (yet) uv lock file. Supply chain management and v
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Versioned static assets with Django and Docker(thomastartiere.com)
2 points by tartieret 2y ago|1 comments
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by tartieret 2y ago
Managing static assets in Django applications deployed with Docker can be tricky, especially when dealing with deployment rollbacks and static file optimization. I wrote an overview of the challenges of handling static assets with Docker, a
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Avoiding Lost Updates in Web Applications(thomastartiere.com)
1 points by tartieret 2y ago|1 comments

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