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by LVB 3y ago
There are lots of humblebrag posts, but I don’t see much bragging in this one.
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by LVB 3y ago
I’ve been known to plan a me weekend. Of course this relies on care for the kids, in this case my wife (who gets her own weekends as well…). I try to keep it simple. An Airbnb or even hotel within an hours drive, head out on Friday afternoo
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by LVB 4y ago
Great article? I'm curious what your Anki settings are, if you've changed anything. I'm pretty new to the app, but when I hit things like "you'll need see this card in 5 years" I had to dive into settings and s
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by LVB 4y ago
This is interesting to me. Do you make many permutations and use those as cards?
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by LVB 4y ago
The project converts the SQLite C code and has been kept very up to date, so it is far more than a one-off port. The reason is to avoid dealing with CGO in your project, which is necessary with other drivers such as mattn/go-sqlite3.
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by LVB 4y ago
This sounds like an excellent use case for the NIST Randomness Beacon ( https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/interoperable-randomness-beac... )! Introducing my extended family to that would be… interesting.
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by LVB 4y ago
Having used Copilot for quite a while now, my feeling is that it simply is another (and for me faster) way to work. I've become used to its strengths, limitations and quirks, and find that even being in "reviewer mode" can st
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by LVB 4y ago
>Third, and this may be controversial, I would get your son an iPhone, I assume the dependence for cell phones has only gotten increasingly higher post-covid and feeling left out at that age can hurt pretty bad. We've definitely mad
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by LVB 4y ago
I was just thinking about this. I've had spells (as recently as last night!) when I do want to play, but my mind is pretty tired or my mood is off and I end up dropping 50 rating points in a session because I'm sort of half-assing
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by LVB 4y ago
Over the years I've greatly appreciated being able to download the tax app and save my tax prep work as honest to goodness files . It does sound archaic, but when I want to run a what-if scenarios, it is as easy and duplicating the
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by LVB 4y ago
There was a big "living below your means" message I was getting from folks when I was graduating 25 years ago, and I think it has really paid off. Finding a comfortable, satisfying lifestyle that can be funded with mid-level comp
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by LVB 4y ago
Maybe two views? I sort of liked the gallery tbh.
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by LVB 4y ago
Maybe no one, but I know a ton of people using it for news, sports, finance, …
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by LVB 4y ago
Individual Contributor
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by LVB 4y ago
Haven't looked in a long time, but I've had this one for almost 10 years with no issues: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A0RHSJO (only $35).
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by LVB 4y ago
Not using a bidet. I was enlightened the first time I traveled to Japan, and an affordable ($50) add-on has been installed in our master bath ever since.
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by LVB 4y ago
William Bernstein has written many finance/investing books, though most of them can get quite advanced. But he also wrote a much more approachable, 27 page booklet available for $1 called “If You Can: How Millennials Can Get Rich Slow
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by LVB 4y ago
The "Security. Cryptography. Whatever" podcast had an episode on exactly that: https://securitycryptographywhatever.buzzsprout.com/1822302/...
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by LVB 4y ago
Watching SORTDEMO.BAS at the formative age of ~11 baited me into programming. I recall messing around trying to make even faster versions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leNaS9eJWqo
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by LVB 4y ago
I just took a look at the feed ( http://thetenthwatch.com/feed ) and was amused that the time reference was a little Casio clock running a few minutes fast.
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by LVB 4y ago
I've used it with Goland (Jetbrains) and VSCode. I'm a ST customer... will give their plugin a try out of curiosity. Update: installed it and it seemed to work fine out of the box.
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by LVB 4y ago
GitHub Copilot As a manager & parent with only occasional bursts of time to code (some work, mostly side/fun stuff), Copilot has turned out to be incredibly useful in smoothing over all of the small things I'm slow at because
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by LVB 4y ago
Zero clicks is better. And less resource usage, which can help on really small instances with multiple applications.
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by LVB 4y ago
Yes. And I might also remember reaching for RECOVER.COM in desperation and being pretty disappointed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recover_(command)
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by LVB 4y ago
> but the infamous 100% test coverage doesn’t make it somehow immune to issues Infamous in what way? While I totally get that 100% coverage may be impractical for many projects, I’m also not seeing how less coverage would have improved t
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by LVB 4y ago
Finally got around to this: https://github.com/kalafut/go-sqlite-bench
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by LVB 4y ago
Pretty interesting results by adding SetMaxOpenConns() to Marcus' gist: https://gist.github.com/markuswustenberg/f35ab7e191137dca5f7...
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by LVB 4y ago
That revised version is indeed interesting. I hope to get things pushed tonight. My approach managed goroutines directly and didn't use the Benchmark parallelism feature. I don't see any obvious reason why that matters but structu
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by LVB 4y ago
I did a small benchmark and found for high concurrency write-only loads, the results of each goroutine writing directly vs using a mutex were basically the same. But things were more interesting when I added a bunch of read goroutines to th
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by LVB 4y ago
Very interesting. I'm now keen to write a very simple benchmark comparing the results of N goroutines leaning on the WAL lock vs in-app serialization.

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