wowi42

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by wowi42 5mo ago
English is not my first language, so I lean on an LLM to clean up the frenchisms, but the ideas are mine :-)
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by wowi42 5mo ago
Hey, fair pushback, let me try to clear up a couple of points because I think there are some genuine misconceptions worth untangling. On footguns. Totally hear you that "Python lets you do anything" feels like a footgun. The flip
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by wowi42 5mo ago
Ah shit...
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by wowi42 5mo ago
Glad it clicked. The Ansible vs PyInfra docs gap isn't really preference, YAML plus Jinja plus a custom DSL is just more cognitive load than plain Python with type hints. Once you can grep the source and read it like normal code, going
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by wowi42 5mo ago
we could put it on our roadmap of examples :-)
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PyInfra 3.8.0(github.com)
307 points by wowi42 5mo ago|107 comments
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by wowi42 5mo ago
Disclosure: PyInfra core contributor here. We just shipped 3.8.0. PyInfra is an agentless infrastructure automation tool. Same job description as Ansible, Salt, Chef. SSH into hosts, describe desired state, it diffs and converges. No agent,
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A DuckDB-based metabase alternative(github.com)
179 points by wowi42 7mo ago|40 comments
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Python on Erlang/OTP(hornbeam.dev)
2 points by wowi42 7mo ago|0 comments
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by wowi42 8mo ago
Author here. It will be more clear once the video is released :-)
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by wowi42 2y ago
When are you planning to release it?
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by wowi42 4y ago
We did an article about it 1 year ago! https://blog.kalvad.com/ddos-on-demand-how-to-properly-load-...
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Haskell for Dummies, Part 6(blog.kalvad.com)
22 points by wowi42 5y ago|0 comments
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Haskell #5: Pattern Matching and Guards(blog.kalvad.com)
2 points by wowi42 5y ago|0 comments
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Secured Containers(xcp-ng.org)
4 points by wowi42 5y ago|1 comments
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Haskell Tuples and Pattern Matching(blog.kalvad.com)
2 points by wowi42 5y ago|0 comments
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Authentication with Phoenix(blog.kalvad.com)
2 points by wowi42 5y ago|0 comments
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Elle: A transactional consistency checker for black-box databases(github.com)
82 points by wowi42 5y ago|8 comments
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by wowi42 5y ago
Moving from classic servers to containers you get: - Builds with fixed dependencies that never change. Rollback is easy -> what about VMs? - Easy deployment of a prod environment on a local machine -> yep, that's a nice touch, th
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by wowi42 5y ago
Not really, but it could be an article soon!
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by wowi42 5y ago
Noted!
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by wowi42 5y ago
https://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais/tosser/78590
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by wowi42 5y ago
Nice one, I never heard it!
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by wowi42 5y ago
that's true, but without some crazy guy like me to check it, you would not know! :-)
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by wowi42 5y ago
Read the article. I compiled redis with Zig, O3 native, and mimalloc!
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by wowi42 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Let me find a better way to make it more clear!
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by wowi42 5y ago
> The sad fact is that a lot of software is difficult to compile; isn't documented well, something that is worse for building; won't work well if installed in a non-standard way, whether that is final location, different suppor
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by wowi42 5y ago
That's what people are doing with Alpine and Musl!
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by wowi42 5y ago
Author here. > The argument here I suppose is live on the bleeding edge? Or swap compilers/allocators as necessary? Or use O3? I'm not entirely sure. My point is that when you are using a software, especially open source, you s
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Compile your software(blog.kalvad.com)
46 points by wowi42 5y ago|43 comments

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