Sammi

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by Sammi 2y ago
What do I need to google in order to learn about this format?
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by Sammi 2y ago
Yes Conway's Law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law The law is based on the reasoning that in order for a product to function, the authors and designers of its component parts must communicate with each
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by Sammi 2y ago
I'm not usually not the type to be preoccupied with green policy, but this was heart wrenching to hear.
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by Sammi 2y ago
You want to believe he is thinking much bigger...
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by Sammi 2y ago
In this case you aren't being called a nazi because of your ancestry. You're being called a nazi for supporting the car brand of a nazi. It does make sense. A lot of people who definitely were not intending to be nazies are drivin
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by Sammi 2y ago
My unfortunate point is that the dev cannot know what the user is doing, and so cannot in principle know what choice to make on behalf of the user in case of a conflict. This is not a code problem. It cannot be solved with code.
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by Sammi 2y ago
I assumed you were doing offline support yeah. I've heard a lot about local first development lately, so I guessed this what what you guys are tackling too. Without offline support AND you're doing real time updating of data, then
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by Sammi 2y ago
Agree that if you don't have offline support, then conflict resolution is such a minor issue that you can just do "last write wins" and call it a day.
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by Sammi 2y ago
"It is the software equivalent of git asking the user what to do. Zero asks your code what to do." You are asking the dev what to do. You are _not_ asking the user what to do. This is akin of the git devs baking in a choice into g
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by Sammi 2y ago
Those generally affected Muslims, so Europeans generally didn't have incentive to care. When you wonder why people behave in a certain way, then thinking deeper about what their incentives are will often give the answer. Incentives, in
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by Sammi 2y ago
The issue with stored procedures is testing and code maintenance. How do I run unit tests? How do I version control and code review?
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by Sammi 2y ago
All this recent hype about sync engines and local first applications completely disregards conflict resolution. It's the reason why syncing isn't mainstream already and it isn't solved and arguably cannot be. Imagine if git j
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by Sammi 2y ago
Listen to the Ukrainians man. They actually lived through this. You are allowed to listen directly to the people who were and are actually involved in this. US and RU media isn't the only media in the world.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Yes because only the USA has agency in this world. Russia didn't choose to invade and Ukrainians didn't choose to defend themselves. As someone from Europe this lack of perspective you showing here is exactly why we are tired of t
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by Sammi 2y ago
US companies are required by US law to disclose data to US authorities when requested - no matter where in the world they operate. Doesn't matter if it is a EU subsidiary. The US parent company must abide by US law and give US authorit
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by Sammi 2y ago
Because disloyalty breeds disloyalty and distrust breeds distrust. The top people have the best opportunities elsewhere, so they leave first. Even if they don't quit outright, they are likely to quiet quit, because why put in the effor
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by Sammi 2y ago
"27 in total ordered; 17 delivered as of January 2025; 11 in Denmark and 6 in Luke Air Force Base for training purposes as of January 2025" Project is so far along that Denmark is probably stuck with them.
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by Sammi 2y ago
"Hard to argue EU part of NATO has better military capability than 20 years ago." We are seeing Ukrainians regularly hitting russian redars and air defence. Whatever nato wasn't able to do in hte 90s the Ukrainians are fully
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by Sammi 2y ago
No one said it was irrelevant.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Been running better-sqlite3 in production for a long time and it's been fast and reliable for me. Looking at their github stats and open issues and prs, it looks like the project is healthy.
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by Sammi 2y ago
* Not the default in the original c library ... except it is the default in language wrappers like better-sqlite3 for nodejs. It's probably unlikely that you're consuming the upstream sqlite c lib directly with its intentionally a
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by Sammi 2y ago
100%. It's a powerhouse for drawing.
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by Sammi 2y ago
It is the rational choice for their own self interest, yes of course. It used to not be necessary for most countries in the world. But now there is no good alternative to having your own nukes if you don't want to be invaded by others.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Dutch pension fund ABP sells all Alphabet and Meta shares, CEO tells newspaper FD https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/dutch-pension-fund-ab...
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by Sammi 2y ago
European stocks are up and up since Trump was elected, while American stocks are chopping sideways or down. There's a shift in the stock market. The market hates uncertainty and America is a big frikkin question mark atm (is the polite
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by Sammi 2y ago
It is a significant step away from relying on the US and becoming a self sufficient EU.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Yeah but they did, and now the Europeans hate them. They ripped people off and people are pissed.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Except European markets are up while American markets are down since Trump was elected. Especially military industrial stocks.
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by Sammi 2y ago
We are so way beyond any reasonable "you gotta break some eggs to make an omelette" arguments, and those are cheap talking points that I could have gotten on fox news that you are mindlessly repeating. You are tossing the baby out
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by Sammi 2y ago
That's orthogonal to what op is saying. You're saying agencies can be directed to opress people and organisations. Op is saying agencies don't get to willy nilly look into the db of other agencies.

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