Henry

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[Henry @hasante_]

@feross Do you have some desktop tool developers can install themselves to be protected by this threat angle?

- if not that would be interesting.
- even a e.g socket bun install thingy ...

[Henry @hasante_]

@antirez Something good am seeing in python is to add in a linter check - many simple things caught easily.

i.e execute the linter check after each task execution.

[Henry @hasante_]

@PThorpe92 💯

[Henry @hasante_]

@func25 i tried to do some fallback thingy a while ago - failed - used panic - caught a consistency bug.

More panic!

[Henry @hasante_]

@GiuocoPianoSimp @rachpradhan Trying to be the smartest in the room too bad - in every ecosystem - multiple systems exist at once.

He's just added an option for the peculiar case you dont know about.

He never asked you to replace yours - he gave everyone another option.

Want to use it? - ask him for tests.

[Henry @hasante_]

@Shpigford Looks nice 👍

[Henry @hasante_]

@saltyAom @Elysia @elysiaJS npm support will point you here - https://t.co/lCIc1o3eL4

Your name is an established brand - so use yes and fill out - its really long.

[Henry @hasante_]

@ikindacode If this is a demo tool and you need some quick persistence shoot https://t.co/HPAeArAMtX

[Henry @hasante_]

@_rosebennett @BenjDicken - most engines offer the ability to trigger compaction in your own time.

- read penalty under load: sizing correctly the files needed to load into memory at a time is a prime start.

Advantage is most engines expose these as triggers/ticks you can react to it.

all so far.

[Henry @hasante_]

@lxunos This is needed!

[Henry @hasante_]

@gunnarmorling Sequencing - all elements go into a queue - get spread out for processing - op results go to a buffer - reordering is made - checked for sequence integrity - then continues from there.

[Henry @hasante_]

@KrauseFx Better choice - https://t.co/dKPXnAcwzb

[Henry @hasante_]

@Danielninom @elwatto Literally! - making all of this just off a website is insane and pretty obvious reason to scale back but nope!

[Henry @hasante_]

@rashm1n @Hi_Mrinal Uses fasthttp golang for its net/http - done some telemetry on this and its faster in real world latency currency.

Downside is its not standard golang net/http so you can't bolt on plugins without some work.

[Henry @hasante_]

@killme20082 Its a feature - not a bug - the default is performance lost which is non negotiable in e.g a workload like yours (greptime).

[Henry @hasante_]

@z_alexander_x Was this caused by anything relating to latency?

[Henry @hasante_]

@paulaguti_12 This might save you from some technical work while prepping for that https://t.co/qdDYLyY8F0

[Henry @hasante_]

@catalinmpit i.e most likely you dont need it (i dont) - some even overblow it imo.

so hit some problem or frustration and only then do these become important.

anything else - prob some influencers firehosing the terms.

[Henry @hasante_]

@catalinmpit mcp servers is only you need to integrate an external service.
- e.g if you were to integrate stripe and wanted the agent to know the available tooling and what it does
- so it would not guess, you use it

its like a rest api server protocol but for llm agents.

[Henry @hasante_]

@catalinmpit markdown specs is only when you need some way to describe your idea is depth to the agent without making it guess or be entirely creative on its own. etc