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by __s 3y ago
By returning nil, the function makes it clear that it doesn't move the input reference
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by __s 3y ago
Reading the initial story, knowing that Saar was going to lose 100k, it seemed like this was a win for both sides, for 100k Saar could now show his ability to reasonably change opinion in the face of evidence, say that he had effectively fu
513.
by __s 3y ago
I think their "just" is saying this option should be on by default & mostly hidden
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by __s 3y ago
Seems like the title would be more accurate specifying postgres to snowflake In the end, there's companies paying to use snowflake, & despite what one may believe they aren't price oblivious. Having their application in postgr
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by __s 3y ago
> There was an attempt at making Cairo support GPU rendering, which did not work particularly well due to the library being designed around stateful operation based upon the PostScript model—resulting in a convenient and familiar API, gr
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by __s 3y ago
Last night I changed some solid-js ui code to replace mutating game in ui state with updating ui state with mutated clones (cloning is efficient & shares most data, optimizations made for AI efficiency long ago) ofc, with these stale
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by __s 3y ago
> To reflect this, Bard will now simply be known as Gemini.
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by __s 3y ago
So, having worked on a managed postgres service, we had an extension pushing metrics from the database, but we also used redis to keep service metrics Redis is great. This gist is more about how it's up to you how much you centralize o
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by __s 3y ago
Not sure it's too relevant for postgres, where uuid is 16 bytes in db & can be generated by db
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by __s 3y ago
Which jobs are you considering no one would want to do? I've worked labor in flooring, it's definitely not a job one wouldn't want to do without pay, but there was still an element of craftsmanship which one could find joy in
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by __s 3y ago
Yep. Just because I don't use copilot doesn't mean I'm not stuck reviewing a bunch of copilot code
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by __s 3y ago
michaelforney was also who did the wayland port of st: https://github.com/michaelforney/st oasis's predecessor would be https://dl.suckless.org/htmlout/sta.li
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by __s 3y ago
It can come as "golf" language, but those features are used to achieve DSL capabilities See how much mileage Lua gets by `f "a"` be `f("a")` or `f{a = 3}` be `f({a = 3})`. Haskell achieves the same
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by __s 3y ago
"hands on the wheel, not your meal" is concise & slogans have a ring to them, there's a reason political campaigns want simple slogans to stick in someone's mind
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by __s 3y ago
There are other ways across the border; this bridge happens to compete for that traffic well We did get to see a couple years ago what happens when the bridge is closed by protests: day 1: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada
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by __s 3y ago
I guess you're thinking of functional lisp? SKI combinators except instead DNA is GCAT combinators
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by __s 3y ago
One database as source of truth, & backups that are tested. Use replication to run analysis on Citus offered being able to have most of your database be plain postgres & then having the few tables that take up most the database be d
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by __s 3y ago
I spent a long time preparing for this because for a managed postgres service there's a hiccup: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Locale_data_changes > in glibc version 2.28, released 2018-08-01, a major update
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by __s 3y ago
What you're noticing is jQuery is more about querying dom & manipulating it based on those queries as opposed to composing vdom/state React apps work as you'd like when you put shared state in something like redux & t
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by __s 3y ago
If you think these are examples of why programming is hard do I have news for you Python's error message is a compromise, they could've just printed the unknown variable error Rust has unstable features to prevent tooling running
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by __s 3y ago
There's threading in lua https://github.com/torch/threads
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by __s 3y ago
Language server protocol has really improved things. I use it with neovim. Makes it straightforward to get IDE features in vim for a variety of languages & allows code analysis part to compete. With Go I'm mixing golangci & gop
533.
by __s 3y ago
What's wrong with JS/TS or Lua as a fast dynamic language?
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by __s 3y ago
My father got a kick out of being like this - there are 1000s of recycling numbers - color was invented in the mid 20th century, "back in the black & white days" - giving random sounds to toys (trex goes neigh) - he told my si
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by __s 3y ago
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/wayland#Compositors includes Enlightenment
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by __s 3y ago
He raises some fair points, I find it odd how actions/checkout has to raise its version number when it drops support for older node versions, a package manager type of system could account for compatible node versions There is competit
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Wartime Commercial Policy and Trade Between Enemies(direct.mit.edu)
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by __s 3y ago
I was hoping someone would call me out on that https://stephenfollows.com/are-hollywood-movies-getting-long... https://filmandmovielists.wordpress.com/2014/09/11/are-movie... I track all the
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by __s 3y ago
Many old films are really long Gone With the Wind is 4 hours long
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by __s 3y ago
Consider LJSON: https://github.com/VictorTaelin/LJSON

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