Dowwie

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What tech matters to you and what tech should you care about? If this were an Eisenhower matrix, this would be the urgent-important quadrant.
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Coffee leads to dehydration. Drink several liters of water during the day and some people may be able to continue with morning coffee consumption.
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I don't sleep enough. I don't usually have a problem with falling asleep as much as I do staying asleep. I've found Magnesium Glycinate extremely helpful with sleeping longer.
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comment here is conveying that there is no function color, where a language distinguishes standard synchronous calls from asynchronous calls
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I've found Elixir to be easy to understand given what it's doing, and it's doing a lot more work than Python does for each application. The thing is, though, that there are a lot of declarative frameworks in Python that make
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What did the fine tuning process consist of?
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When you partially update a table record, you need to determine which columns you want to update and prepare them as parameters, only including those that need to be changed. This is straightforward work for an ORM and/or query builde
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I've been interested in this concept and mulled it over for years. I can't find an incentives model that leads to success. Nonetheless, group deliberations with fresh perspectives could lead to interesting new ideas. I'm op
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Did any developers or private homeowners use these plans?
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Nearly every new home that has been developed in my town for the last 5 years looks exactly the same, with the exact same floor plan. These new houses replace old houses that also looked exactly the same with same floor plan. It's a
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What are you doing for partially updated resources? Also, have you written your own dynamic query building logic yet? That's the path one eventually winds up taking with parameterized sql libraries.
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Is your startup using Phoenix liveviews? Front-end development with liveviews isn't something to bet a startup on. The learning curve is a major pain in the ass once you go beyond hello-world. The community is very small. The lack
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by Dowwie 3y ago
ordered by daily download popularity: - https://crates.io/crates/axum - https://crates.io/crates/actix-web - https://crates.io/crates/warp - https://crates.io&#x2F
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Why are you porting from Go to Rust? Also, it is wise of you to stay away from any language Kool-Aid.
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I think Phoenix benefits by being the only game in town, and it's a much smaller town. Also, there was a moment in Rust history where people near the core Rust community were striving for a std library variant and that didn't go w
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I was living in Hoboken during the flooding of Hurricane Sandy. Here are some things I learned from the experience. Sections of town that never flooded were submerged in several feet of flood water. Some residents of the city had moved th
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Pedestrian safety is to self- driving cars what child porn is to encryption. It is the excuse used by government to conceal its true motives. How many millions of dollars of traffic fine revenue will government be deprived of when self-
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by Dowwie 3y ago
What do you mean by this claim that what is io bound today may be cpu bound tomorrow?
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Another big "con" is its complexity and difficulty to understand/implement. It's the kind of thing that once you have a handle on, you go into business trying to sell it as a service because you look behind you and see
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> Turmoil is a framework for testing distributed systems [written in Rust]. It provides deterministic execution by running multiple concurrent hosts within a single thread. It introduces "hardship" into the system via changes i
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I'm not drinking 4 Nalgene bottles of water a day. That's not going to happen.
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What were the decisions supporting the project's use of Buck2? Considering your team is specializing in the domain of infra automation, compile times of all of SI's Rust must be a hot topic among the team.
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New AI-generated customer review highlights(aboutamazon.com)
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this? https://surface-ui.org/samplecomponents/Tabs I'm still skeptical until I see the backend to this. This exact scenario is causing me grief with vanilla phoenix liveview and components.
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I need you to share your typical day in excruciating detail, please.
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Can it handle events driven within table components managed through tabbed navigation?
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You'll eventually write your own dynamic query building logic if you take this development path
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Seems that pgvector has a viable competitor extension: https://github.com/tensorchord/pgvecto.rs
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There's a link on that render page to download the livebook file and run locally on your own livebook server
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here's a recent video recording of the author of Elixir showcasing some latest releases for Livebook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSjryA1iFng The code blocks need to be run in sequence, from top-down, as one build

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