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Caching Strategies and How to Choose the Right One (2017)(codeahoy.com)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
It's a good thing I didn't get that memo, nor anyone to tell me that backend web development wasn't its strong suit, because I built an entire platform of services with it and an EDA. As I worked on my projects, I wound up
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FOSDEM 2021(fosdem.org)
338 points by Dowwie 6y ago|110 comments
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Prof Jordan B. Peterson's Essay Writing Guide(docs.google.com)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I wish these technologies were around when I was a kid.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Note the last commit date
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Learning to Suffer(backpackinglight.com)
162 points by Dowwie 6y ago|116 comments
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Algorithms for Decision Making(algorithmsbook.com)
693 points by Dowwie 6y ago|85 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Tag1 Consulting has been working on a locust-inspired implementation in Rust for some time now, called Goose [1]. They blog about their work regularly.[2] Has anyone given it a try? I'm not affiliated with them but appreciate the op
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by Dowwie 6y ago
sorry, missed the N at the end -- I refer to "flaken": https://crates.io/crates/flaken snowflake libraries generally aren't updated after they're stabilized
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by Dowwie 6y ago
That's like, your opinion-- xmaaaayyy. :) Tempeh isn't that bold a move. It depends on how it's made, really. Maybe the stuff you've had is strong. We quality control here by making it from scratch.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Cal Newport's Time Block Planner: https://www.timeblockplanner.com/ You could try this low-tech solution out without buying the journal. Simply trial it from any notebook / sketchbook.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Tempeh is a great source of protein and easy enough for many people to make at home. You can add it as a source of protein to a wide range of dishes with surprising results. It's even good when cubed and added to spaghetti marinara a
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Want to understand the biggest problems better? Read these 7 books(weforum.org)
14 points by Dowwie 6y ago|2 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Did you see the flake crate?
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by Dowwie 6y ago
What column type?
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Ask HN: What is an unthinkable idea worth considering?
5 points by Dowwie 6y ago|5 comments
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Kevin Kelly's the Future of Uncertainties(youtube.com)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
A lot of people are using Rust for advent of code 2020. It's really interesting to see the role that AOC is having with adoption and leveling up Rust knowledge.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I'm skeptical but can be swayed. A snowflake id can be represented as a BIGINT in postgres. I'm curious how a BIGINT contrasts with a UUID column in terms of storage and performance. If anyone has used a snowflake id in a produc
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Before starting this, did you look at the flaken crate? If so, any concerns or notable differences? https://github.com/bfrog/flaken Although it hasn't been maintained in 4-5 years, it's not the kind of libr
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by Dowwie 6y ago
The Biden administration is going to try to advance a Medicare for All healthcare system. If the government wants to control the skyrocketing cost of healthcare, it can do well by addressing the root causes of health problems rather than s
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I really enjoyed reading your comment. Do you maintain a blog where you discuss such matters?
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Tracking the Growth of New Technology Jobs(hai.stanford.edu)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Every national park I've visited in North America seems to not only live up to hype but surpass expectations once visited. I've been to many parks in the U.S and Canada. I don't have a favorite. My favorite usually winds u
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by Dowwie 6y ago
E-Commerce absolutely lived up to the hype.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Cryochamber releases a lot of dark ambient [1], which can be a little too dark and depressing, but occasionally they release albums that transports a listener into snowstorms, space, or dystopian urban futures [2]. Many of the artists are
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I don't see how free will has anything to do with this. The algorithm is clearly calling the shots. (pun intended)
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Related to this topic is a conversation Steve Levitt had the other day with Moncef Slaoui, who has been a scientific lead for "Operation Warp Speed": https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moncef-slaoui-i
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Freenukum: A Duke Nukem 1 Clone Rewritten in Rust(crates.io)
2 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments

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