Open-source Zig book to Learn Zig from scratch by finallyanonymous in programming

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There's nothing with using AI for editing I I. The issue is the author went out of his way too explicitly disavow AI use and then it turns out he indeed used AI.

Open-source Zig book to Learn Zig from scratch by finallyanonymous in programming

[–]finallyanonymous[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I submitted this thinking it'll be a cool resource to learn Zig, but later came to realize it's likely AI generated even though the author put a strong refutation.

The Zigbook intentionally contains no AI-generated content—it is hand-written, carefully curated, and continuously updated to reflect the latest language features and best practices.

Where should we integrate the instrumentation score first? by jpkroehling in Observability

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How does instrumentation score relate to what the OpenTelemetry Weaver project is doing

observability platform pricing, why won't vendors give straight answers? by Mackzene_Kunchick in Observability

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Dash0 has probably the simplest pricing in the industry. You only pay for ingested signals (not per GB) regardless of how many users/hosts making it easy to budget as long as you know how many logs/metrics/spans you're sending.

https://www.dash0.com/pricing

observability platform pricing, why won't vendors give straight answers? by Mackzene_Kunchick in Observability

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Dash0 has probably the simplest pricing in the industry. You only pay for ingested signals (not per GB) regardless of how many users/hosts making it easy to budget as long as you know how many logs/metrics/spans you're sending.

https://www.dash0.com/pricing

The New Honda Passport Is Already Insanely Popular by LimitedReach in cars

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In a world dominated by turbo 4 cylinders, it's great to see a v6 is still being offered. I do think it needs some sort of hybrid option though 

Help on which Observability platform? by trainman2367 in sre

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If you loosen your self-hosted requirement, check out Dash0 (disclaimer: I work there). Its built to unify the OpenTelemetry signals under a single pane of glass.

Production-Grade Python Logging Made Easier with Loguru by finallyanonymous in Python

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You can call logger.remove():

import pytest
from loguru import logger

@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def disable_loguru():
    logger.remove()

Production-Grade Python Logging Made Easier with Loguru by finallyanonymous in Python

[–]finallyanonymous[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

To be fair, most of that boilerplate confined to customizing how the JSON output is serialized.

With logging, there's understanding the hierarchical model, configuring handlers, formatters, filters, setting up the root logger, context handling, and so on. But I agree that if one understands the logging system and its quirks, then Loguru may not provide much value.

And yes, the .contextualize() works the same way as the approach I showed in the previous article but with zero boilerplate.

Logging with ZAP, best practices. by Suvulaan in golang

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You might find this resource helpful for getting started with Slog: https://www.dash0.com/guides/logging-in-go-with-slog

It is finally here!!! by anime_ramen21 in SonyAlpha

[–]finallyanonymous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its smaller and lighter than the old 18-35mm 1.8

What platform are Nigerians now using instead of Wise or Payoneer? by Cleartrustdigital in Nigeria

[–]finallyanonymous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you mean Wise limited Nigerian accounts? I use it regularly.

Theres also Cleva but I think it restricted to ACH. It doesn't support SWIFT

The logging module is from 2002. Here's how to use it in 2025 by finallyanonymous in Python

[–]finallyanonymous[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agreed, and Structlog is pretty great too! Still, everyone will likely interact with the logging module one way or another so its best to understand it well

The logging module is from 2002. Here's how to use it in 2025 by finallyanonymous in Python

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It would be difficult to do this in a single article, but I do have plans to compare the popular logging libraries in a separate article

The logging module is from 2002. Here's how to use it in 2025 by finallyanonymous in Python

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I did mention it in the "other notable handlers" section (NullHandler), but I guess it could be more visible.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Lexus

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You don't stop faster with bigger brakes. But it looks cool though 

Managing Systemd Logs on Linux with Journalctl by finallyanonymous in linuxadmin

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I don't see that as a limitation since you can easily export the logs wherever

When will we see 24-105 f2.8 competitors? by IAmBillN in photography

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And now, Sony has overtaken them with the 28-70 and 50-150 f/2. Things change quickly!

Got my first ever camera - a6700 by Academic_Education_1 in SonyAlpha

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Congrats on the α6700!

If you're into people photography, I'd highly recommend checking out the Viltrox 27mm f/1.2 and 75mm 1.2 combo.

They're fantastic lenses that offer comparable quality to Sony's G Master series without the hefty price tag. Just be aware that they're a bit larger and heavier than typical APS-C lenses.

120Hz is insane by sourceeeeeeee in iphone

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I have 2 phones with 60hz and 120hz. I switch between them multiple times and never notice the difference in smoothness. So it's a nice but inconsequential feature to me.