Eikon

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by Eikon 5y ago
I disagree too, I prefer a lot of small commits. What some people call "keeping a clean history" is actually destroying history and discarding a lot of important information. I saw a lot of people merging branches a single commit
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by Eikon 5y ago
There’s also tableplus https://tableplus.com/
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by Eikon 5y ago
I heard this one a lot: "The issue is not the process, it's your implementation".
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by Eikon 5y ago
It’s crazy how actually terrible lithium-ion battery are for the environment while portrayed as green. From production to charging with usually fossil energy. Not even speaking of hazards like shown in this article.
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by Eikon 5y ago
This is affecting apple as well https://www.apple.com/go/
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by Eikon 5y ago
There's no such thing as AI.
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by Eikon 5y ago
But they are paying for it so what's the issue?
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by Eikon 5y ago
I have a hard time understanding the problem. Retool is paying a fakercloud subscription and using it to power their product which does not sounds like an issue at all?
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by Eikon 5y ago
Or you could just use jemallocator with background threads. https://crates.io/crates/jemalloc-sys "background_threads (disabled by default): enables background threads by default at run-time. When set to true, bac
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by Eikon 5y ago
> $2000/mo on databases is also nuts, unless you're storing hundreds of terabytes at high redundancy levels. What? 300TB at 0,20e /GB which would actually be quite cheap for fast storage at high redundancy would cost 60 00
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by Eikon 6y ago
Not if you are proxying.
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by Eikon 6y ago
Hi! Unfortunately I have no idea, I don't work there nor have any affiliation with them.
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by Eikon 6y ago
Iliad means "Informatisation de L'inspection d'Assiette et de Documentation" which roughly translates to "computerisation of tax base and documentation inspection".
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by Eikon 6y ago
Here you go! https://github.com/github/linguist#how-linguist-works
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by Eikon 6y ago
Here's the source code of the implementation of the tax code: https://github.com/etalab/calculette-impots-m-source-code
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by Eikon 6y ago
BGP hijacks are pretty obvious though if they were to do that.
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by Eikon 6y ago
> If it's an asset, why not just write more? Companies do write more.
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by Eikon 6y ago
In some cases, mandatory compliance measures even worsen security with rules such as requiring some kinds of characters in a password for instance.
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by Eikon 6y ago
These days, google analytics provides very unreliable data due to the usage of ad-blockers that happen to also block tracking scripts. Even more so when the audience is tech-literate.
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by Eikon 6y ago
> A common root of the issue, I believe, is looking at already successful products and imagining how they could be iterated upon or diverged from in new and interesting ways. Such divergent ideas are often very reasonable, good even, the
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by Eikon 6y ago
> the reader, are going to have to pay one way or another. Many blogs don’t exist as a way to produce an income and absolutely don’t have enough traffic to do so.
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by Eikon 6y ago
It's indeed very pleasing to read. I love rust but one pet peeve of mine is that projects can unfortunately get very hard to follow / libraries very hard to use once too much generics start to get poured into.
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by Eikon 6y ago
Any serious CDN is doing that with anycast, not with geodns which has tons of drawbacks.
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by Eikon 6y ago
> Markdown expects to be written to 80 columns or less Not at all.
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by Eikon 6y ago
Lidl is not world class, it’s just cheap.
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by Eikon 6y ago
The worst thing about chargebacks and fraud in general is that there's no incentive for payment processors / card issuers to fix the issue as they are benefiting from it by charging the merchant a fee when a chargeback is filled.
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by Eikon 6y ago
One issue with macros is that they are currently breaking most IDE integrations.
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by Eikon 7y ago
It's crazy the amount of work that is spent to essentially implement static typing into dynamically / duck typed languages. Projects like this, mypy and others makes the whole thing bizarre to say the least.
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by Eikon 7y ago
Swarm is an orchestrator while compose is designed to describe services to be run on a single machine. Basically, you may want to use swarm (or k8s or anything else) in order to orchestrate your containers across a multi-machine cluster and
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by Eikon 7y ago
"Should" and "May" are such horrible words to encounter when implementing an RFC. Sometimes, implementing workarounds for ends that only implements "Must" is harder than just implementing the RFC as if everythi

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