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811.
by Dowwie 6y ago
Batteries are very much already included. The missing features you are referring to are likely not show stoppers.
812.
by Dowwie 6y ago
Rust WASM is still very bleeding edge. Let's not give anyone the false impression about what anyone can manage to build today.
813.
by Dowwie 6y ago
I've been using Rust for backend web dev and networked services for the last two years. I'm working on the greatest project of my life (until my next project) and Rust is really helping me along. The performance and resource eff
814.
by Dowwie 6y ago
The soundness argument usually didn't carry water and was presented by people who were very much out of their depth (not that I was any more in-depth, but at least I stayed out of the way). The author and others addressed a lot of u
815.
by Dowwie 6y ago
It is a mistake to marginalize what a small number of people achieved. An organized team successfully "cancelled" the Actix project and smeared its author after repeated attempts-- three distinct episodes over 12 months. This wa
816.
by Dowwie 6y ago
I've experienced that climber's high several times while working out problems with Rust during my first two years working with the language. It's a rewarding feeling. I couldn't climb without the community, either. Th
817.
by Dowwie 6y ago
if you're long-term focused and investing in a career as a programmer: Rust
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Causes and consequences of mainstream media dissemination of fake news(tandfonline.com)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
819.
by Dowwie 6y ago
While the scenario you present is a legitimate reason for using a query builder, it doesn't justify the investment in using a query builder for the vast majority of db calls. The edge case is not an appropriate goal to impose the co
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PGCon 2020 is free and will stream beginning May 26th(pgcon.org)
110 points by Dowwie 6y ago|17 comments
821.
by Dowwie 6y ago
I've got a connection/channel question for those who have built solutions with rabbitmq-- how did you decide as to how many connections and channels-per-connection to use? Does connection pooling even make sense for RabbitMQ? My
822.
by Dowwie 6y ago
If you've gone to doctors and haven't pinpointed the issue, you may have acid reflux. Try Nexium for two weeks.
823.
by Dowwie 6y ago
In these anxious, depressing times it helps to have a cognitive toolkit of techniques that can be applied to irrational thinking that influences feelings. "Feeling Good", by David Burns, can help you create such a toolkit. This
824.
by Dowwie 6y ago
Confronting indifference toward truth: Dealing with workplace bullshit: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000768132...
825.
by Dowwie 6y ago
You are contradicting yourself by opening with a claim of time savings and ease of use followed by admitting that the solution is largely more complex. More complex work does not save time in aggregate and is not easier to use.
826.
by Dowwie 6y ago
You are not alone. :) Are you familiar with cognitive distortions? You may be experiencing all-or-nothing, black-or-white thinking for a world full of shades of gray. You begin to discover truths by taking courageous action in the face
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Reopening America–The Health and Economic Trade-Offs: Q&A with Rand Experts(rand.org)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
828.
by Dowwie 6y ago
I think we are seeing the beginning of a modern day Young Frankenstein. They put an Abbie Normal Reddit brain in a chat bot!
829.
by Dowwie 6y ago
Effectuation: https://innovationenglish.sites.ku.dk/model/sarasvathy-effec... Entrepreneurship is a process. Effectuation helps to explain how opportunities are not just discovered but made.
830.
by Dowwie 6y ago
If I were to read a book about rebuilding a car engine, I wouldn't feel comfortable with actually doing so. Experience remains necessary to reach that comfort level. Define concrete goals with learning any language and that will help
831.
by Dowwie 7y ago
Bill Dally is remarkable human being -- an inspiration!
832.
by Dowwie 7y ago
"Redis 6 is the biggest release of Redis ever , so even if it is stable, handle it with care, test it for your workload before putting it in production. We never saw big issues so far, but make sure to be careful. " Congratulatio
833.
by Dowwie 7y ago
If you clicked on this article because you wanted to read about anger management, you may be disappointed. In the event you were, I highly recommend the book, "Feeling Good" by David Burns: https://www.amazon.com&#x2F
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Supreme Court Orders Government to Fund $12B Obamacare Bailout(reason.com)
16 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 7y ago
This is considered unconscionable according to contract law as it is overwhelmingly one-sided in favor of the party
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A Mechanism to Reduce Medical Supply Shortfalls During Pandemics(rand.org)
1 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 7y ago
"The fastest way to access to a row in a database is by its primary key. If you have better ways to identify records, sequential IDs may make the most significant column in tables a meaningless value. Please pick a globally unique natu
838.
by Dowwie 7y ago
What did Couchbase offer that you found Postgres not a good fit for?
839.
by Dowwie 7y ago
You can signal events to invoke background processing and immediately return a response.
840.
by Dowwie 7y ago
Rust offers complete control over asynchronous streams of data with uncompromising safety. I believe that this will make Rust a contender for the Golden standard in data engineering, which supports data science. The survey category may ne

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