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A retry loop is an availability problem before it is a queue-setting problem: it can spend all worker slots on work that cannot succeed and raise the age of healthy messages. Short answer: give each logical background job one finite attempt budget, classify permanent failures before another delivery is scheduled, and keep dead-letter queue redrive as an operator-controlled recovery action. For a Node.js worker whose retries do not stop, start by proving which counter is advancing; the broker, ...

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This article was created for the purpose of entering the All Things Agentic Hackathon . Autonomous agents are increasingly trusted with work that outlives one model call: onboarding a supplier, renewing a contract, gathering compliance evidence, or completing a regulated handoff. Those workflows create an awkward question. What happens when the agent disappears, is compromised, or must be replaced while the obligation remains real? Restarting is not continuity. A durable queue can sti...

I pulled 1,033 posts off DEV.to across 11 tags. 634 of them went up in the previous ten days. 578 of those 634 — nine in ten — got three reactions or fewer and not a single comment. I did it twice, two days apart, on different windows. 89.6% the first time, 91.2% the second. It's not a bad week. It's the normal outcome. I expected to find that the quiet posts were about weaker projects. That is not what I found. Some of the most interesting things I read all month were sitting at zero. ...

Why Raw Asynchrony Inside the Presentation Layer Breaks Separation of Concerns, User Experience, and Testability Every Flutter developer remembers the magic of their first FutureBuilder . You paste an HTTP request directly into a FutureBuilder inside your widget's build() method, configure a CircularProgressIndicator for ConnectionState.waiting , render your data in ConnectionState.done , and suddenly your app is alive with real-time data in fewer than twenty lines of code. It...

If you already use SchemaSpy to document a database, moving to SchemaCrawler does not have to mean replacing every script at once. The latest SchemaCrawler release includes a SchemaSpy-compatible shim. It accepts common SchemaSpy command-line arguments, connects to the database, and runs SchemaCrawler Scribe to produce documentation in Google Open Knowledge Format (OKF). That gives you a gradual migration path: keep the command-line shape your team knows, while changing the output from a g...

Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC. "Google" and "Google Trends" are trademarks of Google LLC, used here only to describe the public data discussed. If you have ever built anything on top of "Trending Now" (a newsletter, an alerting bot, a content calendar), you know the uncomfortable part: a ranked list tells you what is trending, not for how long . A two-hour celebrity spike and a two-day story that is still growing look identical at rank 3. Google's own Tre...

“Managed or self-hosted?” sounds like an infrastructure question. For React Native OTA updates, it is really an ownership question . Both approaches can deliver compatible JavaScript and bundled assets to installed applications. Both can support channels. Both can support rollouts. Both can support rollback. Both can use object storage and CDNs. The important difference is not where the JavaScript file physically lives. It is: Who is responsible when the release path...

We did the thing everyone building on LLMs does. We defaulted to a strong frontier model, because the demo has to be good and nobody gets fired for picking the strongest model. Then we measured a week of production traffic, and the numbers were embarrassing enough to write down. One frontier model was carrying 77 percent of our calls and 97 percent of our inference spend. Not because 77 percent of the work needed it. Because it was the default, and defaults are where money goes to hide. Th...

I have been quiet here for a while. This is what I was doing. theknowngood.com is live. It tracks published evaluation data for AI models: benchmark results, pricing, performance, arena ratings. Around 900 models, roughly 2,300 static pages. CSV and JSON exports are free and ungated under CC BY 4.0. No accounts, no tracking, no API. I am a systems engineer rather than a developer, so the decisions worth talking about here are all architectural. Postgres is the source of truth, but noth...

Every cloud architecture diagram you've ever drawn for a "modernize the legacy system" project probably has the same box in it: a sync job. Something that watches an old file share and copies what it finds into S3, so the new, shiny, event-driven, AI-powered part of the stack has something to read. That box is a lie we tell ourselves. It says "the data is now in the cloud." What it actually means is: there are now two copies of the data, and something has to keep them the same. This post...

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A month ago I asked, which Linux distribution is best capitalizing on AI momentum. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49129429 The answer seems to be Omarchy right now. Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49455642 Points: 7 # Comments: 3

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