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by LVB 4y ago
This is a good article that neatly covers a lot of the tips I've seen spread across various posts, talks, etc. Thanks! I'm curious what experience you or others have dealing specifically with the write concurrency elements of this
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by LVB 4y ago
I've not use this myself, but Ben Johnson's https://github.com/benbjohnson/postlite in front of SQlite might allow you to use PostgREST? I recall him saying on a podcast that his goal was to be able to point
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by LVB 4y ago
I agree but IMO there is still a huge amount of discretion involved. My wife and I are routinely stunned at what other families spend on their kids clothing, hobbies, family vacations, etc. We hear a lot of grumbling from our kids about it
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I shall toil at a reduced volume(drewdevault.com)
14 points by LVB 4y ago|1 comments
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by LVB 4y ago
I like how many folks these days list "Investor" or "Advisor" in their experience on LinkedIn, along with a list of where they've sprinkled their excess cash. Excellent humblebrag. I'm considering mentioning th
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by LVB 4y ago
I’ve been sold forever on the Why, but I’m still searching after 30 years for the How. After a whole career of practice I still cannot effectively multitask between participating in a meeting and writing/typing notes during the meeting
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by LVB 4y ago
https://emily.id.au/tailscale#co-authored-by mentions looking for work.
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by LVB 4y ago
Links to article for me.
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by LVB 4y ago
Early in my career (late 90s) I worked at a big company that just loved getting patents, had a big patent wall and did plaque presentations, etc. I got swept up in this and patented some "novel" (:eyeroll:) uses of a device that a
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Splunk Files IP Lawsuit Against Cribl(businesswire.com)
2 points by LVB 4y ago|0 comments
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by LVB 4y ago
Yeah I’m in this situation. Parents are couple hours away by plane and we might see them once a year if that, mainly so the kids have some knowledge of their grandparents. The visits tend to get ugly, quickly, so they have to be carefully c
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by LVB 4y ago
100GB is… a lot of email.
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by LVB 4y ago
I didn’t notice mentioned in the article or comments here, but “Studio Ghibli Fest” has been running in Regal cinemas this year and there are still a few movies left (Howl’s Moving Castle, Spirted Away). We’ve pre-purchased tickets; it is a
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by LVB 4y ago
Some background on the project: https://github.com/faster-cpython/ideas/blob/main/FasterCPyt...
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Ask HN: Experience contracting designers for a brief UX review?
1 points by LVB 4y ago|0 comments
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by LVB 4y ago
10 years after I bought some pairs of wireless headphones to avoid waking our newborn baby while watching a movie, they still get daily use for exactly this reason. Having the drivers right by our ears with individual volume controls gives
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by LVB 4y ago
What a massive amount of information (including useful catalog-style ads) packed into a monthly magazine I could pick up at Waldenbooks. I might not have had the internet growing up, but I did have 400 pages of this every month, not to me
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by LVB 4y ago
A key reason from the "I'm leaving Google" tweets [1]: I believe Open Source will change one way or another, so I'm putting my (lack of) money where my mouth is, and doing what I think can best catalyze the change I wan
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by LVB 4y ago
FTA: “To be clear, this refers to the VisualScript scripting language, and not to visual shaders. Visual shaders are working well and appreciated by many users, so they're not going anywhere.”
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Transplant network in need of ‘vast restructuring’(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by LVB 4y ago|0 comments
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by LVB 4y ago
Jetbrains’ perpetual licenses are similar to this. https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What...
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by LVB 4y ago
Another element of the GPS story is the profound impact of the US flipping a veritable switch and turning off Selective Availability in 2000 ( https://www.gps.gov/systems/gps/modernization/sa/ ), taking ac
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by LVB 4y ago
The concept sounds a lot like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strict_liability . I was introduced to the term at a mine site since it applied to blasting activities. Basically if anything/one was harmed during the bl
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by LVB 4y ago
No disagreement, having used Python a lot and finding it much nicer for this case. My compliments to Go on this were relative to the just how tedious the “implement this sort interface” method was that TFA was describing. sort.Slice is defi
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by LVB 4y ago
>The tried and true approach of providing a compare method works great and has none of these drawbacks. Agreed! https://pkg.go.dev/sort#Slice is wonderful. (Added a bit after this article was written, I think.)
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by LVB 4y ago
I remember learning C from this when I was a teen. The advice at the time was buy the package, throw away the compiler and use Turbo C, and then learn from the Power C book which was the best resource available.
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by LVB 4y ago
I think think post isn’t about discovering or being fascinated by generics, but just demonstrating what they feel is a good use case. The general guidance I’ve heard (including from the Go team) is that generic code is not preferable and s
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by LVB 4y ago
Thanks for the SORTDEMO link! That little jingle brought back some memories.
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by LVB 4y ago
Is there a standard pretty print spec?
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by LVB 4y ago
A timer that counts up/down only when there is sound (ideally there could be some smarts as to what constitutes sound). This would help me with with my two younger kids who practice piano but are up and running around for what seems li

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