Kinrany

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by Kinrany 4y ago
So what you're saying is we need FoundationDB-like layers on top of the fundamental data store? :D
872.
by Kinrany 4y ago
You usually want ACID, but with N+1 queries not being a problem you no longer need SQL. The database can now be a really low-level key-value store with your favorite query language on top.
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App Continuum(appcontinuum.io)
1 points by Kinrany 4y ago|0 comments
874.
by Kinrany 4y ago
Is there a conventional solution for authn/authz that just works for new systems and services?
875.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Critical Role is doing an animated series too: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11247158/
876.
by Kinrany 5y ago
I understand Net Neutrality as requiring the ISP to be a dumb pipe and refrain from prioritizing or deprioritizing any content in any way.
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EU, USA and 32 countries signed a Declaration for the Future of the Internet(ec.europa.eu)
2 points by Kinrany 5y ago|2 comments
878.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Contact info of friends in case of an emergency was the most obvious case. Definitions of rarely but repeatedly encountered terms is the most useful one. Note that it's only a daily effort the first few days. Over time a single card ta
879.
by Kinrany 5y ago
The price increase required by the higher quality of software is roughly a fixed factor. The benefits that come from code reuse are exponential. If a government can't afford to release the sources in public right away, a gradual transi
880.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Perhaps someone is using valid emails to register fake accounts?
881.
by Kinrany 5y ago
When Stallman says "free as in free speech, not free beer", he means freedom to use software in any way you want including changing it. Not zero price.
882.
by Kinrany 5y ago
You could play with friends of friends of friends. We can make software for making these checks automatically and transitively, and automatically distribute responsibility when someone is found cheating.
883.
by Kinrany 5y ago
The danger with DerefMut is that one may accidentally allow violating the type's invariant. Same with Deref when interior mutability is present.
884.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Why should it be?
885.
by Kinrany 5y ago
A friend of mine has a projector and projector screen-colored walls, it's great.
886.
Myths programmers believe about CPU caches (2018)(software.rajivprab.com)
7 points by Kinrany 5y ago|0 comments
887.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Since you already have cursors, make it into a game of catch by showing small explosions when cursors collide :D
888.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Reminded me of the recent https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2022/01/11/reality-is-very-wei...
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A thanks to the traits working group in 2021(jackh726.github.io)
2 points by Kinrany 5y ago|0 comments
890.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Bytes are certainly simpler than Unicode.
891.
by Kinrany 5y ago
> You have to pretend that all worker wages are inherently exploitation (that the business to worker relationship is always structured on worker exploitation), to believe that every rich nation primarily got there via exploitation. Merel
892.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Re: choosing the right level of detail, I think it's preferable to start with people who already have all the necessary background knowledge (but don't necessarily know Clojure since the architecture is intended to be language-agn
893.
by Kinrany 5y ago
It seems there are several independent ideas somewhat mixed together. The idea number 0 is component interfaces. They seem equivalent to plain old interfaces in all the other languages. (Except some reflection may be necessary in statically
894.
by Kinrany 5y ago
I have a feeling that the gitbook could use an editor who would throw away half the content and reword the rest to be concise and concrete. For example, "Polylith in a Nutshell" mentions (pure) functions, but they never come up ag
895.
by Kinrany 5y ago
It should be possible to encode those constraints as part of the language. For example, the distinction between sync and async calls can be represented by having a Future type and wrapping the return type in it.
896.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Places are expensive because many people want to live there, not because the standard of living is higher. Income already accounts for most of the benefits.
897.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Two Hours One Life: https://twohoursonelife.com/ You Are Hope: https://dualdecade.com/
898.
by Kinrany 5y ago
Is Jason still making content for One Hour One Life? The game is amazing, but he seemed to have lost interest. All of his games are open source though, and there are forks.
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QSN: A Familiar String Interchange Format (2020)(oilshell.org)
20 points by Kinrany 5y ago|4 comments
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A Sketch of the Biggest Idea in Software Architecture(oilshell.org)
13 points by Kinrany 5y ago|2 comments

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