andrea crotti @andreacrotti

Experienced generalist software engineer specialiased in Python and Clojure backend, working on LLMs in fintech. andreacrotti.pro England Joined May 2010

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

2 months ago

If you have a Python monolith, consider using docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/pr… and converting your monolith into a monorepo. uv is brilliant and with workspaces, extracting internal libraries is a breeze.

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

6 months ago

I found out that there are libraries (like langgraph) that include a migration system github.com/langchain-ai/l… to create/migrate tables in your database for their own purposes. I just extracted the migrations to alembic to control them myself, but it seems crazy to me.

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Christian Mangelsdorf @ch_mangelsdorf

6 months ago

I love that Ring exists. I love that Electric exists. I love that Datomic exists. I love that XTDB exists. I love that next-jdbc exists. I love that Clojure exists. I love that Babashka exists. I love choices.

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

8 months ago

Considering if I should give #nixos another try as my main OS (I used it for a year maybe 5-6 years ago). I would not be able to say "I use #arch btw" though, but it's tempting.

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

8 months ago

I love to finally work in a team where everyone uses pre-commit, with auto formatting and linting with ruff and mypy. No more pointless comments in PRs about style, and everyone is happy. With ruff-format-on-save and #emacs it's a bliss.

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

8 months ago

Oh no we hate all these parenthesis (from the clojure haters), in the meanwhile I opened a random OSS rust project and saw this

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effectfully @effectfully

9 months ago

But you know who are well aware of their sins and celebrate their transgressions? Who, in their insatiable pursuit of infinite self-reflective power, succumbed to forces as wicked as they are irresistible? Who danced willingly into the labyrinth of reflection, knowing full well…

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

10 months ago

For anyone interested in #clojure and repls, I've published a new blog post: andreacrotti.pro/2024-11-08-liv… feel free to comment here or on there, any feedback is very welcome!

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Ryan Robitaille @ryrobes

11 months ago

XTDB Bi-Temporal SQL. Time-travel scrubbing. IYKYK. The "as-is vs as-was" convo is dead.

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Heart of Clojure @heartofclojure

a year ago

Cheers to @juxtpro for their outstanding commitment to making this year's Heart of Clojure conference accessible to all by being a sponsor. Thank you for your invaluable sponsorship! #Grateful #ClojureCommunity #HoC24

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Docker @Docker

a year ago

Once a quarter, all our Dockhands take a day off work. (We call it a Whaleness Day. 🐳) Our Dockhands got outside, saw the sights, and more. What would you do with a day off? #LifeAtDocker

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Santiago @svpino

a year ago

I'm willing to die on this hill: The invention of Docker has advanced the software field more than almost anything else.

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Nick Janetakis @nickjanetakis

a year ago

I'm really liking @Docker Scout health scores 2 weeks ago I got an A but today I saw a B due to my base image being out of date but it wasn't because Python had a new release The SHA of python:3.12.5-slim-bookworm was updated, all I did was re-push my tag and it's back to an A

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Scott Johnston @scottcjohnston

a year ago

#developers, This week's crafted.fm, a podcast about great products and the builders that build them, features none other than @kelseyhightower. "Great software and storytelling is emotional..." and more at the link - check it out!

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Scott Johnston @scottcjohnston

a year ago

Thank you @StackOverflow #Developer community for voting @Docker ... #1 Most used #1 Most admired #1 Most desired ... developer tool in the 2024 @StackOverflow #Developer Survey! survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technolog…

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andrea crotti @andreacrotti

a year ago

I was wondering how on earth was #Emacs able to validate that random graphql-mesh config file I was editing. It turns out that lsp-yaml looks up a schema catalog raw.githubusercontent.com/SchemaStore/sc… and automatically uses the schema that matches to validate, mind blown!

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Ovi Stoica @ovstoica

a year ago

New blog on Modern Emacs Typescript Web (React) Config with lsp-mode, treesitter, tailwind, TSX & more ovistoica.com/blog/2024-7-05… This one took a while to write. It covers my entire setup to make emacs a modern Web Development performant IDE

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Richie Steigerwald @richie_internet

a year ago

I came across @atuinsh two months ago and it has already become the most important part of my personal workflow. It's now the first thing I install when I jump into a clean VM.

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Adrian Mouat @adrianmouat

a year ago

Want to know more about using @Docker Scout for finding known vulnerabilities in images and securing the supply chain? Check out my latest video! youtube.com/watch?v=UXf3HK…