FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Saving cloud costs by writing our own database

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I remember someone on my team working on the Spanner integration with our product, which was basically an in-memory database, but we needed durability.

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Heroku Postgres is now based on AWS Aurora

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This is also the deployment method I use most often with Netlify.

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Life Lessons After 10 Years of BetterExplained.com

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I can share quite similar numbers: I run my business for 10 years now.

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I found a one-char typo in the docs for Python's typing_extensions library

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I see bugs all the time in a lot of the software I use daily.

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Apple Developer Center still down

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I even dropped EAGLE, despite being "native", in favor of Altera on Windows, which I paid a hefty premium for in no small part because …

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The sad state of property-based testing libraries

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I've tried to replicate your issue in the Elm testing library I'm a maintainer of, which uses some of the core ideas from Hypothesis.

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You Don't Need the Cloud

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I used a device to send about 1000 readings and it cost me around $150 USD.

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Microsoft seeks Rust developers to rewrite core C# code

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Easily 200x the throughput, and 99.9% of all parallel bugs disappeared overnight (well, after we launched, I mean).

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Aerc – a pretty good (terminal) email client

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But unfortunately (on Linux at least) all the GUI IMAP clients I've tried are terrible.

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