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I've got an Akai that I use occasionally with a set of Klipsch R-50PMs (powered bookshelf) w/sub. It has a single phono RCA input that I usually have my turntable connected to but swap out with the Akai when I want to listen. I was looking at this as a means to easily swap between the two instead of plugging/unplugging cables: https://www.schiit.com/products/sys

Anyone have any experience with these? Are they good quality? Is it worth the bump in cost to the next model up?

Since WFH really started kicking-in around 2020 with Covid, I've had the opportunity to play music from computer to my speakers as I work, full blast, with no regard to coworkers (although it pisses the missus off every once in a while). I might be the rare one (or maybe not) that still has thousands upon thousands of MP3s, going all the way back to around the late 90s/early 2000s. The music player I use has preferences for 3rd party integrations, and I spotted LastFM as an option. I then remembered I used to "scrobble" my MP3 plays to LastFM way back in the day. So I resurrected my LastFM account and am happy to report that I may be the last LastFM user on the planet. Anyone else still use

Hi all - I'm newish to Kotlin and am managing a team where we want to lean into a contract/schema first development approach with our APIs using OpenAPI. We're using Spring Boot as our framework. I've implemented a similar approach in other languages and frameworks (PHP, Node, TS) using a filter/middleware approach where each incoming request is validated against the schema. If validation fails, we immediately return a 400 Bad Request. If validation succeeds, it just continues through the filter chain and gets passed down to the controller/handler.

I'm having some trouble finding an open source library to do the actual validation. I see plenty of libraries to code generate or validate the

Syndicate is a powerful message processing framework specifically designed with event driven architecture in mind.

Github repo

https://github.com/nimbly/syndicate

Use cases

• Distributed event driven architecture
• Background job processing
• Server sent events (SSE)

Features

• Framework agnostic: can be run as a standalone application or easily integrated into an existing application.
• Designed and optimized to be run as a long-running process - perfect for containerization.
• Full dependency resolution and injection when dispatching messages to your handlers, using any PSR-11 Container instance

tl;dr: If you're joining an early stage startup - do your due diligence and research the CEO/CTO. Also, if the CEO/CTO is hands-on in the code and the day-to-day of the engineering teams, RUN AWAY!

I left a startup after two years that had acquired our company back in 2022. This new company that acquired us was SF based and had come with a significant pay bump. But this new company was a total sh*t show. Shortly after joining, we went through several rounds of layoffs, mostly for U.S. based teams. They started hiring aggressively in APAC and stopped all hiring in the U.S. The work was pretty vanilla and not very challenging. The product teams were essentially unchecked and ran amok

I wanted to introduce an opensource project I authored and use: Syndicate. It's a framework designed with event driven and message processing needs in mind. It supports common queues and pubsub integrations, has support for deadlettering, and full dependency resolution and injection to your message handlers with a PSR-11 Container instance. It can be pulled into existing frameworks and code bases very easily, has a small memory footprint, uses a graceful shutdown process, and is quick and easy to setup.

It uses a PHP attribute to tag your message handlers, allowing you to define routing criteria and filters:

#[Consume(topic: "users", payload: ["$.

We have a queue worker connecting to SQS to pull messages off and process them - pretty straightforward. That queue receives its messages via SNS subscriptions published by other internal services (i.e. a simple event bus). Those messages are also encrypted using KMS. Following the least privileges principal, we initially set the permissions/actions for the service (running in ECS Fargate) to sqs:ReceiveMessage, sqs:DeleteMessage, and kms:Decrypt as those seemed obvious. Through trial and error while attempting deploying the service, we also needed to add sqs:GetQueueUrl and sqs:ChangeMessageVisibility. Although we got there in the end, it did require a half day of trial and error

Hi all! I have an east facing bed that has been empty since we bought this place three years ago. I’ve focused my attention on the front yard and south facing side yard (mostly the beds visible from the street.) Now that those are becoming more established, I’ve moved my attention to this roughly 4x10ft east facing bed up against the wall of the house. There are 3 100ft Doug Firs blocking some sun light about 20ft away. The soil I imagine is pretty acidic with all the fir needles, cones, and cone flowers. I’d love to plant some edibles: berries, herbs, or even vegetables but also don’t mind more decorative perennials either (or even a mix.) Im just not sure what will thrive in acidic partial

Has anyone ordered from thetikishop.com? Is it legit? Some pretty cool stuff in there but also prices seem a little too low/too good to be true? Or maybe it's because of how crazy expensive things have gotten over the last couple years that I just *think* it's too good to be true.

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Recently joined this sub. I've always loved Tiki/kitsch decor and always wanted a space at the house dedicated to this. I'm by no means a pro and don't know how to make a proper Tiki drink (I don't even have the equipment). But now that I'm nearing 50, have the space, never go out anymore (a total home body), and most importantly, the means, I'm ready to dip my toes in the water. If I cannot go to the Tiki bar, bring the Tiki to me. My wife is reluctantly going along with this and I'm hoping to slowly convince her that our deck should be Tiki themed. We're in the Pacific Nor

Hi all! First time poster here.
We are a small startup with an on-prem infrastructure located in Englewood, OH however most of us are remote (US and South America). We've co-opted a single engineer that lives near our on-prem location to help build out the network, however he's hitting his limit in networking knowledge and we are in need of a weekend warrior to help us push it over the finish line. I imagine this would only take a day, maybe two at the most.
If interested and we both feel it's a good fit, this could lead to a long-term contract relationship. But would require on-site visits on occasion (hardware and network upgrades, hardware replacement, etc)
Our goal:

• Harvester