Guillaume86

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by Guillaume86 1y ago
Only if your table is missing an unique index on that column, which it should have to enforce your assumption, so yeah LIMIT 1 is a code (or schema in the case) smell.
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
They would obviously fix it pretty quick if you reported something like that, the still open github issue is about pure styling/readability issue...
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
Try "go to implementation" in place of go to definition.
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
The Belgian section has no french language articles, they still need to work some things out but I welcome the idea.
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
It's a cutoff delta, you have to subtract it from the "preliminary" qualifying time.
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
Doesn't look true, I inputed the times in an age grading calculator and 39 cutoff time was easier than 44, even if it's not very accurate I doubt it's "much easier".
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
Most of the time it's not the people who created the link who are going be annoyed with the broken link...
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
Same experience here with a 2024 EX40, happy I did some research before buying (EX30 was looking nice at first). The EX40 is just another iteration of a mature platform, while the EX30/90 are new and still full of bugs apparently... It
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
Using devs working in their own repository is certainly understandable, but it might also explain in part the results. Personally I barely use AI for my own code, while on the other hand when working on some one off script or unfamiliar cod
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by Guillaume86 1y ago
It's exactly the same problem on lots of websites if you're a french speaking belgian don't worry, you just don't notice it in that case.
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Thanks for the additional information!
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Thanks for the list, on the commercial side there's also Regate Flyway which looks like a full multi-DB SSDT alternative. I wasn't aware of sqldef I will need to take a look. Something nice about SSDT is that when we export a DB t
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Could this be moved into a standalone CLI tool? Is there anything supabase specific about it? I've always wanted SSDT SQL projects for postgres (SSDT is MS declarative schema management solution for SQL Server). SSDT can also sync db p
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
It seems it's because AOT is a bit of a second fiddle in the dotnet ecosystem and native is a top priority for their case. After hearing the reasoning ( https://youtu.be/ZlGza4oIleY?si=1GKSX61AF20VQr-G&t=1000 ) I d
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Seems fine, until you see that they are not planning to port everything over and you need to go back to SSMS for the other stuff (Agent, Profiler, Database administration). Pretty disappointing, used to Google killing tools/services I
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Same with chrome on Zenfone 8
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
I agree I would generally prefer clients to be idiomatic for the target language but in the case of LINQ providers I understand not doing them since they are quite involved to implement. You can probably leverage something like https:&#x2F
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Looks interesting, might play with it and the C# client soon, do you plan to build a LINQ provider eventually or keep the APIs similar across client languages?
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Yes I was also team Sonique at that time, the skins were cooler and animated, with 3 sizes IIRC. I moved to winamp when it died I can't remember why, was bought maybe?
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Edge has Linux and MacOS builds
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Maybe fixing this for AI will finally force good accessibility support on major platforms/frameworks/apps (we can dream).
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Why do you care? Or are you just against the general idea of a framework having constaints that are a bit unusual for their language, like "components must be pure"?
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Did you try Google Earth VR? You can get the "superman" experience there (and even scale yourself up/down). In most ways it does not look as good as MSFS (no dynamic weather, animations etc), but you get a lot more of accurat
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
I fully agree on the sql project type, it's amazing, another great side benefit is intellisense on your db schema (find all references, etc), git blame on the schema is also great. Doesn't redgate offer kinda the same tool commerc
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Would love a VR version with the features you mentionned, looking at details with my nose on it...
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
It makes me wish for a VR app with ultra HD reproductions, you could have normal maps and other 3d techniques to add another level of fidelity, the scale is also not a problem in VR.
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
You conflate local streaming vs internet streaming, and I specifically excluded twitchy multiplayer games...
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Nah to be fair it's fine for a lot of games which are also played on old gen consoles with terrible gamepad to TV latency. Sure twitchy multiplayers are definitely not some of them. I'm not big on competitive multiplayer, only Roc
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Great, and congrats on the launch!
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by Guillaume86 2y ago
Yes, reading the essay, that seems like the only "red flag" to me, the rest sound like a dream db. Not being able to leverage permission rules to optimize queries (predicate pushdown) seems like too big a compromise to me. It woul

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