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Thaxll
4y ago
This is not true, NATO members are free to buy whatever they want, as a matter of fact some of them buy f16/18, rafale, eurofighters, gripens etc ...
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4y ago
And yet go mod is far superior to anything that was created before, having used dep which was honestly very slow and buggy, go mod works just fine and is one of the best pkg mgmt right now ( all languages included ). Package managment shou
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4y ago
It's one side of the story. I don't think he was banned for no reasons.
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4y ago
I'm not sure about that, if I recall they used 3ds max everywhere at least for Diablo 2.
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4y ago
Because OP example is very simplistic and left on the table very important details, you would base 250M on a single machine? What about backups, obervability, how do you update that stack without bringing down everything ... Also this is na
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4y ago
If you use Go you should use: https://pkg.go.dev/bufio "Package bufio implements buffered I/O. It wraps an io.Reader or io.Writer object, creating another object (Reader or Writer) that also implements the interfa
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4y ago
I mean if the goal is to read logs the default color scheme looks pretty bad, why there are so many colors in the example? For example the http 403/404 is red but it does not stand out. Also why a 404 would be red in the first place.
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4y ago
Why would Apple hide such optimization from public APIs?
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4y ago
You don't need seebox / ratios, trackers don't know how much you really uploaded, as a matter of fact it's your client that send that information, so you can send anything you want.
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4y ago
"Great" is far fetch especially "you shouldn't use Go for production services", which does not make any sense, also the same author works for a compagny that uses Go in places, which is kind of funny.
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4y ago
Re-inventing the wheel is very common for IDE / editors, ofc this is already done by Sublime but I think in this crowded space it's all about perception, maybe Sublime missed the train and now you need a new "fresh" IDE
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4y ago
The other problem with the double join is that it's not an atomic operation so between the two select data could have changed.
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4y ago
Insecure is a very strong word, world has been running on Docker for sometime and it works fine and is not as insecure has you seem to think.
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4y ago
Mostly because the two should be separated, you platform is closed, so now you have very specific code just for shuttle.rs inside "business logic", what if I want to run my code in a docker image somewhere else, now I have to stri
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4y ago
But Shuttle only deploy Rust code on your platform, it's a completely different use case. What if I want to deploy Python code on AWS? Also, linking the infra code inside of your app code is a terrible idea imo.
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4y ago
Looks like it just use Terraform behind the scene: https://docs.winglang.io/getting-started/installation
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4y ago
Origin has now the best refund policy that I know of. It has been the case since 2014. https://www.ea.com/legal/great-game-guarantee-terms
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4y ago
Today I learn that Rust does not have reflection.
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4y ago
Convert function between API and DB model does not sound complicated. Storing the API model in your DB is really a bad idea.
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4y ago
Your DB / api layer should never touch the same models.
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4y ago
The famous AUTO_INCREMENT that you though you would never reach...
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4y ago
> The idea that SQLite shouldn't be use for web applications is about a decade out-of-date at this point I think it's still very relevant. I mean you have service XYZ replicated two times behind a load balancer, how do you use
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4y ago
Isn't that language dead? Some startup used a new language because apparently nothing else in the world could fit their use case ( which was simple ) only to move to Rust after chocking discovery that it was a terrible idea from the st
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4y ago
And yet Go is much more popular than Rust.
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4y ago
Exception handling sucks, stop asking for it. Did you worked in Java? Did you worked with async and exceptions?
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4y ago
"better than just having a bunch of programmers self-organize" The problem is right there, most people are not organized. To do coding for sure, to scope things, evaluate, prioritize etc ... not so sure.
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4y ago
I went and it came out even more confusing, with things like SAPI. It seems that there are many different way of running a simple REST API server in PHP. Where is the code running, what's compiling it / caching it etc ...
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4y ago
Why do you need mod_php, php-fpm, zend etc ... to create a PHP "server"? This model is imo outdated, why can't we create a PHP server that just runs without the need of something external.
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4y ago
The fact that the language is weirdly executed server side is a non starter imo. PHP is still the only language doing that no? Edit: I'm talking about the php code being compiled / run by an external process which makes the whole
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4y ago
The game is sold for Windows.
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