I used to approach problems bottom-up, and I often prefer it when I'm working on my own because I do feel I have a much deeper understanding of the system as a whole that way. But on larger teams, and especially teams…
What would be great is a tiered storage service or library where oft-accessed data is in R2 and infrequently accessed has metadata in R2 but blobs in the cheaper S3 storage tiers or Glacier.
This is a fascinating topic that doesn't get the attention it deserves. The idea of trusting a single entity (the family computer expert, a single company, or a government agency) to be the sole host or custodian of…
Yep, the guy has a gift. I've never touched a line of Clojure or looked at Datomic, but I'm repeatedly inspired by Rich's talks, which I come back to often.
I did something similar to this a while back, called qdupe[0], written in Python. It doesn't do the deleting for you, but is very fast at identifying duplicates if you have a lot to compare. Based on the fastdup…
Very cool service you've got there. My advice is to get your order page going over SSL asap. Stripe's API is neat, but users don't care -- lack of encryption on a page asking me for a CC# gives off a shady vibe. Good…
I used to approach problems bottom-up, and I often prefer it when I'm working on my own because I do feel I have a much deeper understanding of the system as a whole that way. But on larger teams, and especially teams…
What would be great is a tiered storage service or library where oft-accessed data is in R2 and infrequently accessed has metadata in R2 but blobs in the cheaper S3 storage tiers or Glacier.
This is a fascinating topic that doesn't get the attention it deserves. The idea of trusting a single entity (the family computer expert, a single company, or a government agency) to be the sole host or custodian of…
Yep, the guy has a gift. I've never touched a line of Clojure or looked at Datomic, but I'm repeatedly inspired by Rich's talks, which I come back to often.
I did something similar to this a while back, called qdupe[0], written in Python. It doesn't do the deleting for you, but is very fast at identifying duplicates if you have a lot to compare. Based on the fastdup…
Very cool service you've got there. My advice is to get your order page going over SSL asap. Stripe's API is neat, but users don't care -- lack of encryption on a page asking me for a CC# gives off a shady vibe. Good…