Readit Newsgrhmc commented on A race condition in Aurora RDS hightouch.com/blog/uncove... · Posted by u/theanomaly
Yikes! This is exactly the kind of invariant I'd expect Aurora to maintain on my behalf. It is why I pay them so much...
grhmc commented on Parallel evaluation comes to Determinate Nix determinate.systems/blog/... · Posted by u/biggestlou
Hey folks, CEO of Determinate here. We've been working on this for ages, and am thrilled to finally have it rolling out to real users. Let me know if you have questions!
grhmc commented on Determinate Nix introduces a native Linux builder for macOS determinate.systems/blog/... · Posted by u/biggestlou
It's a bit streamlined over the LnL7 Nix Docker solution I would be recommending yesterday.
On a Linux machine, if the development works, the container build will usually work. For MacOS users, they have to wonder a lot more, and you want them to be answer the question on their own, so it's important to have a Linux builder available for them.
Yeah! It also skips a lot of IO and other complicated bits, which hopefully pans out to being more reliable and performant!
grhmc commented on Determinate Nix introduces a native Linux builder for macOS determinate.systems/blog/... · Posted by u/biggestlou
DetSys CEO here. We've been working on this for months, and I am so excited for this to be out. This is the third time I've been part of a Linux remote builder on macOS, and we got it right this time. It is magical. The VM just comes and goes on demand. There's no SSH keys, IPs, remote store copying, it is almost completely transparent. Let me know if you have questions :)
grhmc commented on Determinate Nix 3.5: introducing lazy trees determinate.systems/posts... · Posted by u/biggestlou
Hey folks, Graham - CEO of Determinate Systems here. Happy to answer any questions!
grhmc commented on Deprecating Channels in Determinate Nix determinate.systems/posts... · Posted by u/biggestlou
CEO of Determinate here again, happy to answer questions!
grhmc commented on Determinate Nix 3.0 featuring stable flakes determinate.systems/posts... · Posted by u/biggestlou
Hey folks, Determinate Systems CEO here. I'm really happy about this release, and what it means for our ability to get features like parallel evaluation, lazy trees, and other work into customer hands and ultimately -- ideally -- merged upstream with a higher degree of confidence.
I'll be available to for questions and whatnot!
In pretty much every Nix consulting gig I’ve ever had, I’ve been asked something like "well, what about security patching?" This has been a high priority goal since I started Determinate Systems. We just had to build a lot of infrastructure and maturity as a company to make it feasible :).
Anyway, if you have any questions I'd be glad to answer. Thanks!