SchwKatze

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Let Maintainers Be Maintainers(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
2 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|0 comments
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
I'm truly curious to know why would this be rude, seriously. Maybe it's a cultural mismatch. For me ragebait and rudeness are things like: "X sucks, use Y", "If you aren't doing W you're losing money"
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Maybe, but I know Leandro, it was more a joke than anything else. People just don't chill, the post is cool
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Unfortunately I bet that 90% won't even reach at that part and just ragebait based on the title. The golden rule of modern age is always do the disclaimer as soon as possible.
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Building a message queue with only two UNIX signals(leandronsp.com)
137 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|53 comments
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
I'm thinking... couldn't a zig library infer the result columns at compile time with comptime and return a proper type to it?
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Rust is renaming the default branch from master to main(blog.rust-lang.org)
7 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|0 comments
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Rust would have prevented that
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
They made this "announcement" around 80 days ago here on HN :) [1] 1- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44676691#44678172
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
TursoDB aims to be fully compatible with sqlite, so files you create with tursodb can be read by sqlite and vice-versa. Like sqlite, turso is in-process, so it runs alongside your application, which is quite different from postgres' cl
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Maybe I caught a small typo? "What systems research is, or aught to be.", it should be "ought" I think
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Is Systems Research Just About Making Numbers Bigger?(brooker.co.za)
2 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|1 comments
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Operable Software(ferd.ca)
2 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|0 comments
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Goiaba: An experimental Go compiler, written in Rust(github.com)
74 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|49 comments
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Lua is the SQLite of program languages, absolutely blast
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Law Theorem[1] fits perfectly for this scenario 1- https://law-theorem.com/
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Anyblox: One data encoding to rule them all(github.com)
1 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|1 comments
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Similar, yes. But not near the same performance, TB is entirely built around this concept so they became pretty good at it. It's like comparing a lambo and a beetle (no pun intended). But honestly, if double-entry really become a thing
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Pretty much agree, I honestly think that TB team should invest some more effort on evangelizing the double-entry model for non-financial scenarios, like managing stocks, booking a show ticket etc. The 1000x API improvement has been done, no
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
I'm doing a PL based on SQLite's VM. I first tried to expose the VDBE to public usage, so it could be easier to right hand-made bytecodes, but it would require an effort that I'm not quite have to a side project. So instead I
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
One thing that stood out when I tried to learn and play Go was the tempo. I'm a chess guy, and I like to play blitz with 5+0 and bullet (format equivalent to tik tok) so games tend to be frenetic, but it's quite rare to find a Go
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Brilliant! While reading I remembered "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" where the whole world is a computer and everything in on Earth happened to a random person have a sudden insight about the meaning of life. My two cents
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Just use Turso
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Sometimes I ask myself with we could do a better file format, something like parquet but row-oriented
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
It's kinda sad the state of things where startups with only buzzwords and slop (I'm looking at you horoscope AI app) end up raising more money than actual tech projects that will, actually, improve infrastructure and innovation.
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Yeah, makes sense, 1.0 is probably a critical point for a project like this, where from it, "big players" start trusting its business to the lang and therefore having a high interest on funding. But it's kind of a chicken and
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
VM based interpreters is one of my most loved topics in CS, it's freaking simple but so powerful
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
Sorry, could you elaborate more about using grep to solve this? I can't imagine how
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by SchwKatze 1y ago
I had a friend in my high school that was just like that, any day with not class was a excuse to bring some boardgame and spend hours playing in the empty classroom. Xcom, catan, zombicide, ticket ride, and so on
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Using information theory to solve Mastermind(goranssongaspar.com)
118 points by SchwKatze 1y ago|40 comments

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