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by __s 3mo ago
Is it really false? You can go on about survivorship bias but in the end a prerequisite is necessary for opportunity/chance Can't win the lottery if you never buy any tickets
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by __s 3mo ago
This is pretty much the case with every SQL dialect
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by __s 4mo ago
They're not organized: you go into the yard, find the vehicle you're looking for, take the part out yourself, & they weigh it on the way out
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by __s 4mo ago
https://www.andysautowreckers.ca they have a field of junk cars that people come in & harvest parts from
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by __s 4mo ago
Seems like for airtightness you'd store utc alongside utc of when timestamp was stored alongside timezone
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by __s 4mo ago
You can, people do. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7409593739138060288-...
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by __s 4mo ago
Lack of protocol compression is painful with postgres
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by __s 4mo ago
Yes https://clickhouse.com/resources/engineering/siem https://clickhouse.com/blog/how-huntress-improved-performanc...
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by __s 4mo ago
Half dozen trees directly outside my window, but London Ontario is "the forest city" with an initiative to get 27% tree canopy to 34% by 2065
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by __s 4mo ago
currently porting code from Go to Rust primarily motivated by memory efficiency gains
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by __s 4mo ago
Worked on peerdb. If you're able to batch changes on your end & push to both postgres & clickhouse, do that. Only move to peerdb when you know you need cdc
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by __s 4mo ago
Landscape with Invisible Hand, only we grew the aliens instead of them showing up
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by __s 4mo ago
It's absolutely different: “I call it my billion-dollar mistake. It was the invention of the null reference in 1965. At that time, I was designing the first comprehensive type system for references in an object oriented language (ALGOL
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by __s 4mo ago
Yep. With ai tooling I can keep prompting at 3am while sleep deprived. As a result I have mountains of slop plans / code to review. Hours of work which can't be matched by anyone who thinks they can poke a prompt for the day &
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by __s 4mo ago
I was concerned at headline, then saw "oh just AUR" Next up, "millions of malicious packages still not taken down on internet"
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by __s 4mo ago
It has, but its usually just an optimization, so goes unnoticed
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by __s 4mo ago
for more info on thumb fatigue: https://getreuer.info/posts/keyboards/thumb-ergo/index.html My issue was tendon overuse in my fingers, so low force switches & column splay worked for me (splay is where th
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by __s 4mo ago
I've switched to programmable ergo keyboards where there's a whole slew of options ( https://precondition.github.io/home-row-mods just covers home row mods) I've always hated stateful control. Always ripped ou
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by __s 4mo ago
http://www.geekytattoos.com/illegal-tattoos-rsa-tattoos tattoo yourself with crypto code to become munitions
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by __s 4mo ago
we recently ran into trouble where PGroonga on the other hand needs overcommit enabled, in direct opposition to postgres preferences: https://pgroonga.github.io/how-to/tuning.html
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by __s 4mo ago
"it's always something stupid" has been my approach to bugs for a long time. hindsight 20/20
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by __s 4mo ago
Years ago I enabled durability on redis & used it as database for an online card game
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by __s 4mo ago
You get used to it quickly. Low force useful for combos
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by __s 4mo ago
I worked in an office last year. We had these “Wacky Shirt Wednesdays.” On the first Wednesday I was able to participate, I decided to wear the shirt my mom was wearing when I was born. Now there’s some leftover placenta and uterine lining,
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by __s 4mo ago
I had to switch to low force choc couple years ago over tendon pain. Ended up on totem for day to day & bad wings for travel. 20g silent nocturnal switches. Silencing mechanism also gives bottom out a rubber feel, worth it just for that
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by __s 4mo ago
The circle one is fishing for sonething clever. 90s without floats means no trig
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by __s 4mo ago
Spoiler: https://gist.github.com/denkspuren/df24bf57ae3a44310631
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by __s 4mo ago
tbf Rust also can spit out pretty big binaries for small programs
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by __s 4mo ago
Curious where on spectrum compiling to wasm falls between art project & optimization potential. Should be able to make some nice interfaces between TS-wasm & TS-web
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by __s 4mo ago
https://blog.chrislewis.au/the-long-tail-of-llm-assisted-dec... same author wrote about their process Useful, but complements existing tooling & falls short on the hard part I work on Ship of Harkinian. We're serin

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