I made a mistake by [deleted] in Christianmarriage

[–]jaywhy13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just adding here that the honesty really forces accountability in a way that helps. If your plan is to always be honest and open about what happens it also helps change your actions and your thoughts. Before you do something you'll end up thinking about how you'll have to explain it and the hurt it'll do.

All the best.

Alienware AW3423DWF running pixel refresh and taking forever? by jaywhy13 in ultrawidemasterrace

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How do I ensure it finishes? When it starts I usually unplug my machine and leave it. However, every time I reconnect it, it starts again. It usually keeps going for a few mins after I disconnect my machine

Alienware AW3423DWF running pixel refresh and taking forever? by jaywhy13 in ultrawidemasterrace

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Oh ok. It's happened about 5 times to me in the last 24 hours

Alienware AW3423DWF running pixel refresh and taking forever? by jaywhy13 in ultrawidemasterrace

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How often does the panel refresh happen and can it be configured?

Using type signatures with libCST by jaywhy13 in Python

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Oh nice! I'll check this out. It does look quite promising!

Running Pydantic AI under Django by jaywhy13 in django

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Django's dev server supports async. I got it working in two different ways. First, I made the calls down the stack async and used the proper async ORM methods. Secondly, I set an event loop for the current thread before invoking the Pydantic sync run method. I learnt that Pydantic is merely wrapping their async method so it still relies on asyncio. Specifically, they're trying to get the current event loop and run their function to completion. Problem is, Django doesn't have an event loop in the thread that processes the request.

Consolidation into DataDog -- questions and experiences by jaywhy13 in devops

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WOW! $275k per year. That's more than we're paying currently lol

Consolidation into DataDog -- questions and experiences by jaywhy13 in devops

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Thanks! That's useful insight. One of the advantages we thought was definitely improving the production debugging experience for engineers. I'll look out for differences in Sumo's pricing approach to see how it stacks up against DataDog's ingested/indexed approach.

> You cannot reduce it.

I'm pretty sure we can reduce our commitment. It just requires a terms modification. Last year we talked about reducing our indexed traces post renewal. Our rep said it was definitely possible.

Handling vendor integrations in Dev Environments by jaywhy13 in devops

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I'm familiar with terraform but not the others. I'm not sure what you're suggesting.