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Now GitHub can point an agent at this blog and say “implement this” :)

Here is a powerful OSS extensible alternative from Microsoft. It’s what generates all azure SDKs, docs, CLIs now, and it’s really good.

https://typespec.io/

Yes, I mean, I’m an engineer on a cloud Kubernetes service, and I don’t run Kubernetes for my home services. I just run podman quadlets (systems units). But that is entirely different from an enterprise scale setup with monitoring, alerting, and scale in mind…

I recognize the problem statement and decomposition of it. But not the solution. Especially saying that he sees the same problem being worked on by N people. And now that makes in N+1? I’ve been more interested by the protocols and standard that could truly solve this for everyone in a cross-compatible way. Some people have dabbled with atproto as the transport and “memory” storage for example.

Should have LLM providers create stack overflow type of site based on user’s most asked problem. At least we won’t deplete de source of normal searches results.

CosmosDB has etags on every document

Why not actually running CI on your computer? Most CI system work via an agent, so you can join your laptop as a worker to the CI system?

https://docs.github.com/en/actions/hosting-your-own-runners/...

You could "favor" your own laptop as a target runner for the CI when it's your PR for example

https://docs.github.com/en/actions/writing-workflows/choosin...

If only because there are 100-1000x more system that have now tied themselves ne their data to said cloud

As a feedback, having all the examples in that gif on the readme centered around node almost made me look away without a second thought.

Why is standard etag support making the frontpage?

The Codescene product provides an in-depth analysis of knowledge distribution over time:

https://codescene.io/docs/guides/social/knowledge-distributi...

I recall seeing the linux kernel repo analysis as a show case, but I can't find it anymore.

Very cool, super useful from a jumpbox accessed via ssh for example.

Looks similar to azbrowse for azure: https://github.com/lawrencegripper/azbrowse

Bicep has the potential to provide a cross platform solution, but it’s unclear whether that’s the direction: https://github.com/radius-project/bicep-types-aws

On the fly speech translation but in the voice of the speaker

I wish that this was just a sdk built on top of a provider/standard. Amqp 1.0 is a standard protocol. You can build all this without being tied to a product or to rabbitMQ, with a storage provider and a amqp protocol layer.

I was very disappointed when I realized that the data showing from the app was 20min behind, and going through the cloud, while the Envoy box is connected to my local network and has a per-second stream.

their documentation is close to inexistant too. There were a couple opensource projects, with some snippets of code to get inspiration from to connect and scrape the data directly from the local API.

I did this and pushed data to grafana, but never took the time to share it.

Since my last attempt, it seems that more projects showed up that did a better job than me making it reusable :)

- https://github.com/petercable/solar-observatory

- https://github.com/vk2him/Enphase-Envoy-mqtt-json

- https://github.com/Matthew1471/Enphase-API

I really like the circular packing variant of it from D3.js (https://d3-graph-gallery.com/circularpacking.html). Its usage in CodeScene shows how powerful this visualization can be:

https://codescene.io/projects/30382/jobs/643265/results/code...

How is this making the front page of HN? It’s total misinformation. The defacement had nothing to do with the riots themselves. Total BS from a random untrustworthy source.

Allowing people to suddenly buy a symbol that used to mean the source could be trusted (at least more than now)… what could go wrong

ASPnet webforms kept the state serialized in a hidden field in on the page

I had to scroll down to the bottom to understand what Qwik was, because it suddenly compares it with react, and I know what react is.

“Framework reimagined for the edge”

that does not tell me anything about what Qwik is. It’s not even a proper sentence, is it? A framework for what? Is it software? A methodology? Some device? No clue.

that file is incredible :)

The partial decoding is also interesting for another case, I think: polymorphism. The OneOf implementation in go protobuf is ugly, but this trick could make it bareable. I'll have to explore further :)

Yep, got bit by this exact behavior too, returning a typed nil error as the error interface. The check for err == nil said false, although we were returning a nil typed error...

My mother's family name is "Lazare". it's pretty common isn't it?

15% was the positivity rate at the peak of the wave in France: https://www.meteo-covid.com/graphique-taux-de-positivite

performance, plus lower level metrics that tell you about the health of the system/host, disregarding what software is running.

`!g <search>`

that opens google search

« The architecture is fully scalable for the mobile industry, for PCs, automotive and data centers. We are completely self-funded, so are not seeking funding. »

Well, if their claim is true, they’ll be billionaires pretty soon

> “There remain some differences of opinion with Jepsen about MongoDB's defaults, but if you read the manual, you can rely on MongoDB to store and maintain your data consistently and robustly.“

My personal opinion, is that a database should not lose data _by default_