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The article reflects on the author's journey with single page applications (SPAs) and the misconceptions surrounding them. Initially blaming SPAs for diminishing the enjoyment of web development, the author realizes that the real ...
Automation in DevOps is crucial for quick rollbacks and effective communication, ensuring reliability and efficiency in managing infrastructure.
The author reflects on their evolving perspective on software dependencies throughout their career, from a junior engineer's aversion to them, to a mid-level engineer's appreciation for their efficiency, and finally to a senior en...
The text discusses the author's decision to work instead of finishing university and the impact of large language models (LLMs) on the environment. It also mentions a YouTube video on generative AI algorithms and offers lessons on...
0Traverse a SQL query to get what you like with Rust
2024-11-27 •
The author discusses parsing a SQL query to get the list of tables it requires, experimenting with the right way to do it, and using sqlparser crate to traverse and extract from an AST what is needed.
The author describes a recent issue with Kubernetes Nginx Ingress not attaching the correct TLS certificate. After troubleshooting, the issue was resolved by adding a host to the Ingress rule.
0Fediverse for dummy
2024-10-29 •
The text discusses the author's experience with moving from Twitter to Mastodon and then to other platforms like hachyderm and bsky. It also explains the concept of Fediverse and how it aims to solve the issue of data ownership an...
0Breathe from your bubble and get out
2024-10-29 •
The text discusses different tech bubbles such as scalability and high availability, indie hackers, self-hosting crew, and grumpy entrepreneurs. It highlights the challenges and misconceptions associated with each bubble and empha...
0Nix, or not to Nix
2024-10-24 •
The author discusses their experience using Nix and NixOS, expressing their initial enthusiasm for the package manager and the challenges they faced when trying to collaborate with others. They also mention their struggle with usi...
0A reminder about queue depth with Redis Stream
2024-10-08 •
The text is a reminder about using Redis Stream for queues, despite its lack of ergonomics. It discusses the importance of queue depth as a metric for the healthiness of a queuing system and provides an example of how to calculate...
0Interesting projects
2024-10-04 •
The text is a list of interesting projects that the author wants to remember for future use. It is divided into three chapters: Sounds cool, Is cool, and Not for me. The author discusses various projects and tools, sharing their t...
The text discusses the side effects of being open to new ways of writing software, particularly in the context of HTTP APIs in Golang. The author reflects on the challenges and benefits of experimenting with new approaches and the...
Apache Datafusion is a powerful project that sits on top of data and provides a query engine. It enables users to run SQL queries on top of CSV, Parquet, and more with just a few lines of Rust code. It can be used to provide an ad...