Readit Newswilllll commented on Soft deletion probably isn't worth it brandur.org/soft-deletion... · Posted by u/lfittl
For the control plane part of Crunchy Bridge, on day one I decided to go with the deleted_records table that is mentioned at the end of this post. It's been great. No need to keep around dead data that no one ever looks at.
We don't need to have `where deleted_at is null` on every single query. But the best part though is our actual working data set of records we actually care about is tiny compared to the deleted cruft that would have otherwise been just sticking around forever. Backups and restores take no time at all. It's really cool that postgres lets you have conditional indexes on things, but it's even cooler not to need them.
willlll commented on Sorbet: Stripe's Type Checker for Ruby stripe.com/blog/sorbet-st... · Posted by u/joeyespo
Hey! I wrote this article. If you have any questions about Sorbet or Stripe, please don’t hesitate to ask!
Overall sorbet has been good and useful, so thank you. But you just have to be careful when you're not using the same version of ruby that stripe uses. I recently got hit by a bug:
# typed: strict
extend T::Sig
sig {params(x: Integer, y: String).void}
def run(x:, y:)
puts(x + 1, y)
end
args = {
x: 1,
y: "Hi"
}
run args
willlll commented on Nix: An idea whose time has come revelry.co/insights/devel... · Posted by u/susam
If there is something like heartbleed that needs to update a common dependency, how does NixOS deal with that? Do you need to rebuild everything that uses that dependency, instead of just changing the shared library on a more traditional os?
willlll commented on Slacktyping: I'm typing when you're typing (2018) github.com/will/slacktypi... · Posted by u/thunderbong
consider paying a visit to Will's homepage: http://bitfission.com/
Even though the site is under construction, it is still very nice, with some enjoyable tunes.
Thank you. please don’t try and right click to steal the source though
However a main reason we used Ruby was for the production REPL which lets us manage our entire server fleet with like 1/3 of the staff we'd need otherwise.