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  • @exedev
    exe.dev
    @exedev
    Sep 3
    The party is just getting started.
    @__hand_banana
    Hand Banana
    @__hand_banana
    Sep 2
    i'm late to the party but @exedev is so good
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  • @exedev
    exe.dev
    @exedev
    Aug 31
    It's time to revisit the Joel Test:
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    Revisiting Joel's Test - exe.dev blog
    From blog.exe.dev
  • @exedev
    exe.dev
    @exedev
    Aug 21
    💯 we've set up quite a few bots along these lines: blog.exe.dev/inventory
    @GergelyOrosz
    Gergely Orosz
    The Pragmatic Engineer
    @GergelyOrosz
    Aug 21
    I have this really brittle Zapier integration that takes a Google Sheets updated by a partner a few times per week, and upon update, invokes my API to add a paid subscriber to my newsletter. So many clicks and onboarding to setup and learn Zapier. Costs $200/yr to run. But with
  • @exedev
    exe.dev
    @exedev
    Aug 20
    We taught sqlc to invalidate our caches: blog.exe.dev/we-taught-sqlc…
    Of course, information changes over time. People can change the sharing status of their VMs, VMs can move to different hosts, and in general the routing information that the proxy is using can change. So while using a cache is efficient, it means that we have to handle what is notoriously one of the two hard problems of computer systems: cache invalidation (the other hard problem is naming; also, off-by-one errors).
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  • @exedev
    exe.dev
    @exedev
    Aug 18
    Have an agent babysit your deployments:
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    Have an Agent Babysit Your Deployments - exe.dev blog
    From blog.exe.dev
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