Dizzy zone

I’ve been moving slowly away from Cloudflare tunnels and into a self hosted solution.

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There are books & many articles online, like this one arguing for using Postgres for everything.

I’ve self hosted an n8n to automate video uploads to youtube.

Sometimes I have to install Node on my machine for work, or a personal project.

I find Go’s error handling refreshingly simple & clear.

For work, I was going to store some hashed tokens in a database.

For many years now I’ve had at least one machine at home which would work as a server to host some apps.

My homelab consists of 4 machines currently.

I’ve been using Umami analytics on this blog for quite some time now.

After reading the technicalwriting.dev post on embeddings I thought to myself - this seems like something that I can implement quite quickly and would serve as a good starting point for some hands on experience with machine learning.

About cache stampedes I often end up in situations where I need to cache this or that.

SQLC has become my go-to tool for interacting with databases in Go.

I’ve seen many discussions about whether Go should add enum support to the language.

When you install TrueNAS SCALE your NAS runs a Netdata.

I was working on a project that uses PostgreSQL and as part of my task I needed to write a migration.

I’ve written in the past that this blog is a playground for me to try various tools and play with code around it.

I’ve recently had my birthday and as a gift decided to give myself a NUC.

I’ve written about the infrastructure behind this blog in a previous post and the major issue with it currently is the old laptop I have at home that’s running the Jenkins instance.

Go comes with great tools for profiling out of the box.

There are quite a few components to this blog now.

When writing Go code, I often end up with lots of enums that I use to fork my logic in a switch statement.

When I created mouthful, I was intending it to be rather light and not feature rich but after getting a few feature requests getting in, I’ve decided to expand it.

I haven’t been blogging much lately.

<rant> I absolutely despise OpenApi(well, swagger.

There are quite a few IDE choices for Go.

So I’ve had this raspberry pi 3 laying around in my closet for a year or a bit more now.

I will occasionally come across a post like this on Reddit or other social platforms.

Since this post got quite a bit of traction, I decided to update it by rerunning all the benchmarks as well as adding GO’s fasthttp and Node’s express to the comparison.

Defer is the golang’s version of the more familliar finally statement of the try/catch block in languages like Java and C#.

I was looking for a way to add commenting functionality to the blog.

I’ve been using Go as my main programming language at work for the last 6 months.

An explanation As mentioned in my previous post, I really wanted to optimize my hexo blog for speed.

So me and my girlfriend have been playing with the idea of starting a blog for quite some time now.