Tyler Auer
@tylerauer.bsky.social
Man of many mediocre talents. Current software engineer, former teacher.
Storing some data in Redis or similar? Some tips:
1. Centralize the keys (really their templates), preferably in an enum
2. Keep the keys as short as possible, they count towards memory usage and therefore costs
3. Put a TTL on everything. You'll save someone a lot of clean up at some point
1. Centralize the keys (really their templates), preferably in an enum
2. Keep the keys as short as possible, they count towards memory usage and therefore costs
3. Put a TTL on everything. You'll save someone a lot of clean up at some point
April 10, 2025 at 3:54 AM
Storing some data in Redis or similar? Some tips:
1. Centralize the keys (really their templates), preferably in an enum
2. Keep the keys as short as possible, they count towards memory usage and therefore costs
3. Put a TTL on everything. You'll save someone a lot of clean up at some point
1. Centralize the keys (really their templates), preferably in an enum
2. Keep the keys as short as possible, they count towards memory usage and therefore costs
3. Put a TTL on everything. You'll save someone a lot of clean up at some point
I'm getting closer and closer to diving into vim. It's just a matter of time now....
March 21, 2025 at 9:33 PM
I'm getting closer and closer to diving into vim. It's just a matter of time now....
Clipboard history is the most widely useful thing that I'm shocked more people don't use.
March 20, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Clipboard history is the most widely useful thing that I'm shocked more people don't use.