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by __s 3y ago
There are multiple dimensions https://getgoally.com/blog/autism-spectrum-wheel Along with many comorbidities (adhd, ocd, depression, etc) which are more likely but not requisite This leads to the saying "if you&#x
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by __s 3y ago
Monorepos definitely make it easier. There's a use for dependency bots, especially when collected into one PR so that it can be treated like a newsletter. Was wanting to point out that good habits can go far, but if you're hitting
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by __s 3y ago
So, I picked up a pretty easy process I've used for the last 10 years (at decade old small company with plenty of legacy code, Microsoft, & now a startup using go/rust/js) Every Monday I update dependencies. Review breaki
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by __s 3y ago
Back in 2012 I threw together something like this for managing UI dialogs in C#. For all the hate async/await gets about being an over optimization, it's good to see people find use for it as an ergonomic tool outside of concurren
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by __s 3y ago
pm2 gets past involving containers I get to rsync my code up to a server, & pm2 restart it. The server process runs like any other, no container issues to consider, just a json file saying how I'd run it myself if I wanted to tbf I
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by __s 3y ago
For an example of binsearch algo, I recently dipped into this while switching some code from floats to fixed point arithmetic (reducing overall wasm blob size) https://github.com/serprex/openEtG/blob/2011007de
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by __s 3y ago
aye, I was getting mixed up based on recently seeing what Snowflake allowed for storing decimal in binary, as opposed to this strange case of binary stored in decimal
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127 bit integers get 38 digits, which lines up well with 128 bit integers
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by __s 3y ago
Case in point: https://www.reddit.com/r/lua/comments/1bn6b9k/need_coderdeve... > Looking to make a Garry’s mod day z server called gmodz would need someone experienced in coding I have the ideas just
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by __s 3y ago
Maybe need to check if HN headlines have become simpler and more repetitive over last decade
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I agree Part of that is getting older. A decade ago I contributed to Python under the name "Demur Rumed" & that's what they put in the 3.6 contributor list. Back then I worked at a company that didn't use GitHub so i
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> There’s no way to know what an apparently simple piece of code will actually do without knowing the specifics of a given framework. Yes. In solid-js JSX interpolation needs to be read as having implicit lambdas. You need to know how a
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by __s 3y ago
if/else isn't a problem. If the condition isn't dependent then update of unused branch doesn't matter
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That looks like it fits with the theme, but events are difficult to compose & tend to have easy leaks by requiring explicit attach/detach (not that I'm sure the proposal here addresses those issues)
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Promises are a nice success story, but without async/await it wasn't really necessary to standardize > The current draft is based on design input from the authors/maintainers of Angular, Bubble, Ember, FAST, MobX, Preact,
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oh to return myself into the comforting cloak of nightmares, soothing in their unreal fantasy, but for the ringing pager of a 24 hour on call rotation after product rushed a feature out last Friday
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That also matches my experience I know people who cynically assumed legal weed would be overpriced & low quality. Figured they'd stick with their dealer. Now they just buy legal Say what you want about cost of regulation. Running i
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Unfortunately this runs into their "have to move off AWS for managed service" point since the managed service for Citus is now on Azure post acquisition, as Azure Cosmos DB for PostgreSQL Pitching Citus ran into issues where peopl
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This seems like a great way to invest in supporting open source projects in meantime if these projects are being used by these actors. Just have to maintain an internal fork without the backdoors Maybe someone can disrupt the open source fu
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Looking over it, I don't see why you'd use a managed sqlite service. Unless you started with sqlite & now you're stuck with its quirks Don't know, I lean pretty minimalist on things, like I'm using `hyper` direc
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sqlite is great for what it is But I recently ended up using sqlite on a site, & it's clear it makes a lot of trade offs to keep itself minimalist. I wish I had just used postgres That minimalism can be appropriate if you want some
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by __s 3y ago
I've seen it happen internally over years of sweat & tears A few large customers can move things on specific products if they're able to escalate their support ticket into talking to the right developer
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contextvar looks nice, maybe something with Python's `with` syntax could work
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by __s 3y ago
What I'd like is a React context like mechanism Calling useContext(ctx) looks up nearest parent call frame defining setContext(ctx, value) Of course that makes for implicit global dependency, unless you pass a context manager ref aroun
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Podman 5.0 Released(blog.podman.io)
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https://jaspervdj.be/blaze Haskell
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> Open-source software is not directly interesting for most individuals. The software engineering crowd is often strongly, politically, and emotionally involved in open-source This is something that has to be kept in mind when advocating
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Proper Work-Life Balance in the Packet Factory(oneirical.github.io)
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Already there's the addition of TPUs, tensor processing units
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The C Lua interpreter takes ~150k. It's easy to extend with your own types/functions. So it makes it easy to use as a Turing complete configuration language redis exposes a Lua scripting interface if one wants to avoid latency of

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