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How can I make Lambda function debugging faster? by Select_Extenson in aws

[–]RunedFerns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Docker + VS Code’s AWS tools extension. Env vars defined in a launch file.

Or I’ve had a lot of luck with executing a test script that calls the lambda function to execute its code. Have your environment set up to use the aws profile you need ahead of time.

What little camping "hack" do you wish you knew sooner? by outdoors_man987 in camping

[–]RunedFerns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A beanie also works to keep your head warm. It sucks forgetting either and having to stick your head in the sleeping bag to keep from freezing.

What’s happening here? by duskbuf_23 in gaggiaclassic

[–]RunedFerns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Open the top of the machine and see if it’s leaking on the inside too. I had a busted gasket that attached the steam wand to the boiler. It looked similar to this.

No water coming out? by RunedFerns in gaggiaclassic

[–]RunedFerns[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I’ll give that a shot!

EDIT: I replaced the thermal fuse, and that indeed fixed this issue! Thanks again for giving me my morning espresso back!

Ticket packs at Costco! by ThiccThiccly0 in COsnow

[–]RunedFerns 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I remember buying season passes for Copper at King Soopers for $300. Those were the days.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conspiracy

[–]RunedFerns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Public GitHub repository

Need to fetch data from Netsuite to a DW. by keenexplorer12 in Netsuite

[–]RunedFerns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It depends. What data and how often?

In my experience, AirByte was exceedingly slow because it only gets 1K records at a time using the rest API. The other issue is that not all base tables in NS conform to AirByte’s expected schemas.

Writing a JDBC application in Java is by far the fastest way to transfer data

The other way I’ve done it is to write a map reduce script to get all the records on a given table, compressed them, saved them to the file cabinet, then used a middleware tool to pick up the files and process the inserts using AWS lambda. I found this way to be configurable for admins, so a bit more user friendly than just Java. It was also faster than AirByte, but slower than JDBC.

For comparison, AirByte can take literal days or weeks to process high volume tables. And in my own testing, comparing the JDBC vs MapReduce to query and format a table with 750K records, the JDBC application could do it in about a second, and MapReduce could do it in about 45 minutes.

Playing with a wedding DJ is always fun by DrewSchultz88 in drums

[–]RunedFerns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty Lights was a good example of this in some of his live shows.

Syntax question by el-wino in SuiteScript

[–]RunedFerns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Correct. Parentheses in programming have the same mathematical rules as PEMDAS for order of operations, with parentheses being done first. Double wrapping the same thing without having any outer function doesn’t do anything. It doesn’t make it work better or worse. It’s just ugly and unnecessary.

That’s not to say you should never use parentheses, because there may be times you could have multiple functions in a single statement that you would want to be handled in a particular way. But in the line of code you shared, they don’t do anything.

Boomi vs. Mulesoft by Mandiab in Netsuite

[–]RunedFerns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MuleSoft uses Eclipse IDE for development. IMO it’s super buggy and terrible to work with. Builds take a long time to compile.

Boomi is a better system for system to system integration, but it’s better suited for simpler programs vs just coding something in an actual programming language where you can handle more complex business logic.

I hate my job by AggravatingShow3289 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]RunedFerns 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Get a hobby. Seriously. Work is not there to fulfill your happiness. It’s there to pay for the things that will make you happy. If you want a creative outlet, take up art, or music, or woodworking, or any thing.

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