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jdpedrie commented on How to think about durable execution   hatchet.run/blog/durable-... · Posted by u/abelanger
strken · 8 days ago
I still don't get it. External API calls aren't deterministic. You're still left with the choice between making them idempotent or potentially performing an action twice (or more!), and I don't see how durable execution helps you.
jdpedrie · 8 days ago
Those sort of flaky or non-deterministic steps are written as activities, not as part of the deterministic workflow. The orchestrator will retry the non-deterministic activity until it gets a usable output (expected error, success), and record the activity output. If the workflow replays (i.e. worker crash), that recorded output of the activity will be returned instead of executing the activity again.
jdpedrie commented on Mullvad Leta   leta.mullvad.net... · Posted by u/microflash
dangoodmanUT · 7 months ago
Aren't these APIs absurdly expensive? How are they justifying these costs, or are they using "unofficial" APIs?
jdpedrie · 7 months ago
Brave has a subscription tier that offers storage rights. But it's ~9x the cost of their normal Pro subscription. I have a hard time imagining that the cost works out in their favor (discounting the possibility of a special arrangement) with how long the query stream tail is in web search.
jdpedrie commented on Libro: a command-line tool to track your books   github.com/mkaz/libro... · Posted by u/marcuskaz
aeblyve · 8 months ago
Not really a contentful comment, but I wish I could still comfortably make time to read.

Zotero is cool. Hits some of the same requirements here, I think.

jdpedrie · 8 months ago
Try a short story collection. Ten page chunks are easy to consume and you get to tell yourself you’re reading literature. It’s a good way to get back into reading on paper if you’ve been away and want to start small.
jdpedrie commented on Show HN: A personal YouTube frontend based on yt-dlp   github.com/christian-fei/... · Posted by u/modmodmod
jv22222 · 9 months ago
This is monetizable for parents (or at least, highly needed). YouTube is terrible for child behavior as there are so many pranks and people screaming etc (in kids content) but there are a select few YouTubers who are really good for kids. For example our 10yo does well with: ZebraGamer, Half Asleep Chris, Mark Rober, Brick Experiment Channel, Ants Canada, etc. We have it locked down via safe app but it would be great to have this for the full home network with channels buttoned down.
jdpedrie · 9 months ago
What is “safe app”? Too generic to be googleable.
jdpedrie commented on Plunk: The open source email platform   github.com/useplunk/plunk... · Posted by u/petecooper
v3ss0n · a year ago
Why on top of SES? why not SMTP?
jdpedrie · a year ago
Because if you send marketing emails through SMTP, your delivery rate will be approximately 0.00%, or if you're leveraging a third party SMTP, they will ban you.
jdpedrie commented on Welcome to Ladybird   ladybird.org/... · Posted by u/skilled
mariusor · a year ago
I think you're projecting.

What it means is that now the browser is Andreas' main focus after he announced earlier last month that he will step down from Serenity OS's team.

jdpedrie · a year ago
"No 'default search deals'" doesn't sound like projecting, it sounds like a direct shot.
jdpedrie commented on De-googling, so far   blog.nradk.com/posts/dego... · Posted by u/nradk
schaefer · 2 years ago
For me the degoogling sticking point is that I have a custom domain (registered through Google domains) that i use for both for my email addresses and my small personal home page.

It would be nice to find a host that offers both hosting and email through a custom domain too.

jdpedrie · 2 years ago
Fastmail lets you use custom domains for email and offers DNS and simple hosting.

https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000280141-Ho...

Not affiliated, just a longtime customer and fastmail enjoyer.

jdpedrie commented on Cups vs. grams: why can't American and British cooks agree on food measurements?   theguardian.com/food/2024... · Posted by u/YeGoblynQueenne
23B1 · 2 years ago
Neither of those jobs require serious tolerances
jdpedrie · 2 years ago
Sounds to me like what you meant to say is that your criteria for determining whether someone's profession is "serious" is whether they use metric or not.
jdpedrie commented on Cups vs. grams: why can't American and British cooks agree on food measurements?   theguardian.com/food/2024... · Posted by u/YeGoblynQueenne
23B1 · 2 years ago
There's no law in the U.S. that you must use imperial units, and I'm not aware of any serious professional that does.

It's also such a silly argument coming from the brits who swap their units almost randomly: https://ibb.co/0cB4tgd

jdpedrie · 2 years ago
Every carpenter I’ve met uses sixteenths of an inch, and every metal worker uses thousandths.
jdpedrie commented on Big media publishers are inundating the web with subpar product recommendations   housefresh.com/david-vs-d... · Posted by u/beavershaw
jdpedrie · 2 years ago
Is there a list anywhere of trustworthy sites for product reviews? The article mentioned Tech Gear Lab, and though I haven't heard of House Fresh, that seems reasonable? Consumer Reports of course, but are there others?

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