Shane da Silva

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Mile high bowling club? 🎳

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This isn’t an API we support for public use, that’s why there’s a CORS error. Please use a hub to get this information, or build your own indexer. We had issues with too many crawlers hitting these endpoints at extremely high volume.

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This was fixed months ago. Can you confirm which endpoint you're hitting and perhaps share a screenshot of what you see in response (might explain more about the cause of the error). Thanks.

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Thanks for the ping. This should now be fixed.

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This is the content I come to /dev for.

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For deployments, lockfiles and Dockerfiles to describe all dependencies.

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Didn’t know this was a pnpm feature. We often have multiple toolchains for a project, so it’s nice to utilize something that supports managing versions of multiple tools, which is where asdf (and now mise) seem to shine.

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Anyone using mise (asdf/nvm/etc alternative, formally called rtx)? Interesting but perhaps risky to fuse tool version management with environment variable setting and traditional Makefile tasks—but a lower barrier to entry than nix. https://mise.jdx.dev

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Anyone can build a Farcaster client!

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Fun Farcaster Fact: the port that Hubs use to gossip information—2282—comes from the year the Hegira began in the Hyperion series: the exodus of humanity from Earth to the stars. https://hyperioncantos.fandom.com/wiki/Hegira

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The 429 suggests you're getting rate limited. Are you on a VPN or is there anything about your internet connection worth mentioning? (e.g. shared office space with a lot of other folks that use Warpcast?)

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Warpcast mobile supports account switching, or am I misunderstanding?

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Postgres in the browser. This space is starting to get really interesting. https://github.com/electric-sql/pglite

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Slowly working my way through this one.

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Hmm, I guess there's still a place we're using it. Happy to consider a PR removing it! Not a top-of-mind priority, but agree with the sentiment.

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Technically yes, but practically no. Potentially expensive for a landlord to go after the deceased next of kin for this, likely not worth the effort, and also, socially awkward as hell.

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Anyone had a chance to try Zellij as an alternative to tmux/screen? Hearing good things. https://zellij.dev/about/

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I get this dream about once a year now. It’s a weird one.

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For messages specifically, under 0.1%, and the jobs that do fail get retried and (usually) succeed. Across all our jobs it’s variable since we’re interacting with a variety of third parties we don’t control. All that said, batching may still be an option worth exploring for some specific use cases.

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Batching would introduce complexity in the event a subset of messages in a batch fail to process. Do you roll back all messages in the batch in that case? Do you hold open a transaction for the entire batch? Not trying to put words in your mouth. Just trying to provide context for keeping it a single job per message.

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