wtatum

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   by wtatum 2y ago

   Not to go too off topic but I'm extremely interested in the throwaway comment about holding enough equity in your service provider of choice to justify calling investor relations when you have an issue. Is this a real thing that people
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   That's this https://apacorp.com/ Apache
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   Having been the target of a Crosslake report a few times it felt like the process was actually almost entirely focused on points like this. Key person risk, talent acquisition pipeline, process maturity, "definition of done", etc.
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   I see a lot of projects started in this space and all of them appear to have multi-writer as a goal. I've been interested for a long time (and have started and stopped) in a solution for single-write multi-read with eventual consistenc
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   Do you know of a straightforward way to identify that this is happening: where one node is using DERP or one link between your nodes is falling back to DERP?
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   Thanks that observation is extremely helpful. If I have it down then the intended flow looks something like? - Web client is directed to some token vending service. This service implement authn in a manner of its choosing (i.e. OAuth) then
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   Same. I tried out some toy use-cases using nats.js over websocket a few months ago. The prospect of possibly being able to "directly" consume messaging or key/value store from the browser with only a thin gateway between was
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   by wtatum 3y ago

   Not (necessarily) relevant to this solution, but I've recently come across a use case where it would be valuable to allow third-party (semi-trusted) individuals to sandbox/build/test some data processing/transformation p
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   by wtatum 4y ago

   Also using Tauri in SQLite for a project. I only briefly looked at the provided SQLite plugin and quickly decided it didn't support everything I needed (custom scalar functions for example but there were others) but as far as I know al
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    by wtatum 4y ago

    Thanks for the info that's really helpful. I was immediately curious whether SQLite-WASM would run in Deno and so I'm glad to hear you say that's something you've tried. It felt immediately like it "should" sin
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    by wtatum 4y ago

    Looks to be using the kvvfs which uses local storage key value pairs as the DB VFS. The file load-db.js ( https://craft-of-emacs.kebab-ca.se/load-db.js ) pre-loads the values into localStorage. I assume the values were determ
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    by wtatum 4y ago

    Could you comment on which "flavor" of SQLite for WASM this is using and how you built or pulled the glue code? I think sql.js and absurd-sql are the best known solutions for this but it's not clear from the blog if you'
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    by wtatum 4y ago

    This is an interesting idea but I do wonder if it can be applied to generic collaborative editing "as is". The approach for synchronized ticks (I think most RTS games do something similar to the Blizzard approach) does require eac
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    by wtatum 4y ago

    Thanks for the quick reply, that helps a lot. In the case where we're not intending to handle Internet traffic on the proxy--only Tailscale--it would still be possible to bind the Nginx listener to only the Tailscale adapter though rig
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    by wtatum 4y ago

    Fascinating post. I have been reading a lot on Tailscale lately and this kind of application came to mind immediately. The post briefly mentions that the proxy can be set to listen a unix socket instead of a TCP socket. Is that referring on
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    by wtatum 5y ago

    Minecraft has already been mentioned elsewhere, but for me the comparison point I would draw people's attention to is Banished. The genre is pretty simple in terms of concepts and the game doesn't break any new ground (just execut
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    by wtatum 5y ago

    I find this approach really interesting and have spent some time browsing HTMX docs in the past but there's one thing I feel like I'm missing. Most existing server-side rendering frameworks / templating engines I'm famil
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    by wtatum 5y ago

    I think the article does a good job of establishing that this type of "cultural imprinting" is real, or at least that marketers seek to tap into it. But I don't know that it finishes the job of showing that "emotional in
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    by wtatum 5y ago

    I've definitely seen this cultural bias towards SAML. I think it may be the case that a lot of enterprises have done a recent transition into Azure AD but have the same staff who had managed a legacy AD FS and have not adjusted with th