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I don't think CS degree was needed pre-LLM era, you just needed to know what you're doing. Maybe learning and doing got faster, but you still need to learn and know. There are CS grads that don't know still. I hope you know what is required for "production software". Claude code doesn't.
JFrog is doing very well financially with an excellent self-hosted offering
the site asks if you want a new pebble and if you click "no" you're redirected to apple watch website LMAO
https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2018/measuring-context-switchi... it's not a good enough example of a "task" to reflect real world usage.
it's not free
OMG the dark mode button
Editing the commit message in vim - check the 'vim' box. ;)
lnav is great
different type of production
I saw the difference with heavy apps (multiple large processes inside the same container, lot's of I/O)
VZ is much much faster for me on Mac, especially M1/M2.
Not that i'm aware of but you still gain the name ownership and decoupling from the service provider.
JFrog's container registry is a good self-host-able option. There are others too but self hosting is never easy
some offerings allow you to set a custom domain
for reproducing a build you need at the least the source and the tools to build it which might not be available as well
Use JFrog Artifactory. If you're with self hosting there's a free JFrog Container Registry edition.
this one
"I can’t program effectively if I think my wife is mad at me."
so it's not just me
it's about the master password
IMO it's not really a monorepo. There's a single codebase really. The author didn't meet the real monorepo pain points yet. The author didn't mention git operations slowing down, CI not handling the scale of the commit events from a single source and so on, instability of codebase due to many parallel changes, painful merges etc.
The difference between 150K LOC and Google's largest codebase in the world is huge and AFAIK google has a monorepo.
From my experience real monorepo requires a lot of tooling and maintenance.
did you consider https://www.pgbouncer.org/ ?
a naive question - would it be faster than the "regular" rust compiler?
IIRC last time I tried it a couple of years ago it had memory issues and wasn't very scalable so I switched to clippy. Will give it another try
You can try some custom keyboard with low profile switches. There are many open source ones if you're up for the task. One option is cornish zen https://lowprokb.ca/products/corne-ish-zen-2 I built corne light v2 with choc v2 for my personal use.
Why not use fixed version dependencies and an internal npm registery such as JFrog Artifactory or Sonatype Nexus?
"... and even achieve human immortallity by transplanting the brain into the machine."
In the past I compared downtime between github pages, firebase and gitlab using pingdome. Firebase had the most downtime, then github. Gitlab had zero downtime for months. Not sure it's the simplest but it was simple enough. Included Let's encrypt TLS out of the box and free support of custom domain name. Plus I configured auto deploy after each master commit with gitlab ci.
I love it