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by adeptima 2y ago
please share! it's such great challenge to map each language internals. here's an idea how to write up https://r2p.dev/b/2024-03-18-1brc-go/
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by adeptima 2y ago
... previously https://github.com/shraddhaag/1brc
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by adeptima 2y ago
@ThePrimeTimeagen trigger ... BRazil mentioned ... New Go Billion Row Challenge w/ Great Optimizations | Prime Reacts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ1PDS7iRU8 - https://r2p.dev/b/2024-03-18-1b
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by adeptima 2y ago
"The rise of the "open core" model and the unfortunate license changes in many good open projects recently, are clear signs of this growing turmoil. ... That said, Python libraries raising massive amounts of VC funding in qui
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by adeptima 2y ago
United States Fed Funds Interest Rate https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/interest-rate Next Jackson Hole Symposium to speculate on 2024-08-22 12:00 AM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson
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by adeptima 2y ago
Found it very good, and plain simple. Keynote at Craft Conference 2024 video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpPPHDxR9aM 01:22 Small teams moving faster than before 03:21 What else is familiar from earlier? 05:13 What is g
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Software engineering industry in 2024 what, why changed in 2 years, what is next(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
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by adeptima 2y ago
This work looks very promising. "HTML for email" is indeed hard to design and hard to implement. Especially editing on mobile, tablet devices, or asian (two+ bytes japanese, chinese) languages input nightmare. I do lot of email te
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by adeptima 2y ago
I actually enjoyed reading it. There are lot of tech bro folklore in it. - company in California with a motto of “never hire Americans because 16 year old outsourced Croatian interns know everything already - it would take a couple million
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by adeptima 2y ago
Well writen. Will recommend to all newcomers from other languages. As for uncovered topics or part 2 - long running Go channels can be a nightmare. You need to implement kind of observability for them. You must find the way to stop/run
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by adeptima 2y ago
The hype was cooled down once companies realized "they have more microservices than actual users" Was never obsessed with "event-driven" distributed systems using message queues. The major issue is to keep syncing state
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by adeptima 2y ago
thnx for compiling quotes! useful
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by adeptima 2y ago
I guess my system got immuned to such things after TS/JS coding, but if 20% of community will say it has "hidden magic" I'm not excited too. Fast learning curve for new hires is a top golang feature for me too.
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by adeptima 2y ago
Nice write-up! At my personal level, I feel nothing about Iterators or even Generic. I can live with or without it, and kind of dont mind it to be used by library authors. I didnt had a single line of code broken by golang version up update
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by adeptima 2y ago
thnx!
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by adeptima 2y ago
Let me do a lazy copy-paste "The phrase "Postgres is the database OS" is often attributed to Bruce Momjian, a co-founder of the PostgreSQL Global Development Group and a prominent figure in the PostgreSQL community. He has fr
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by adeptima 2y ago
100% agree with brasetvik! So much efforts put in it! Postgres is not just a database, but "database OS" Discovered it a few months ago, and going through its last year posts and videos. Postgres ecosystem is clearly booming with
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by adeptima 2y ago
100%!
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by adeptima 2y ago
Didnt know ... "CapRover has built in anonymous usage analytics starting v1.11" https://github.com/caprover/caprover/blob/master/TERMS_AND_C... https://github.com/caprover/
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by adeptima 2y ago
I was inspired by the article "Kubernetes The Hard Way" ... cant find the original article now Had to study concepts like "bridged networking with libvirt" https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-use-bridged-netwo
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by adeptima 2y ago
as @wmf correctly stated "If the OP was running a virtual desktop on a server with no GPU then they probably had to fall back to software rendering which can be slow. This isn't QEMU's fault per se; if you physically don&#x27
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by adeptima 2y ago
yes, i connect with virt-manager and ssh-based libvirt url. my main case was to scrape multiple messangers and apps with desktop ui only. everything must run and render on server.
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by adeptima 2y ago
correct. thank you for phrasing it better
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by adeptima 2y ago
you can choose Apple virtualisation in UTM instead of QEMU too. Apple virtualization is optimized for M1+
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by adeptima 2y ago
Warning for humans! If you are trying to run a virtual PC on QEMY let's say on bare metal hosting from hetzner, you will very soon discover - QEMU is a dead slow without actual graphic card or at best you will get all kind of funky mis
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by adeptima 2y ago
Back in 2021, I asked one of our devs who badly wanted GraphQL for his resume (this dev left in 6 months) to address the following issues: - GraphQL performance issues - GraphQL makes tasks more complex - GraphQL schemas confuse junior devs
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by adeptima 2y ago
Spend one year to study multiple languages - bash, C, C++, Go, Python ... and even Mojo or Rust. 10-20 hours a week. Being able to read top programming languages is the best investment I ever made. You will become fearless and can see the m
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by adeptima 2y ago
Andrej Karpathy karpathy is a magician! But being the coolest kid on the block with pure C/CUDA implementation is not enough https://github.com/karpathy/llm.c Studying a baby Llama 2 model source code in pure Mo
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by adeptima 2y ago
Found recently Tantivy inside of ParadeDB (Postgres extension aiming to replace Elastic) https://github.com/paradedb/paradedb/blob/dev/pg_search/Carg... after listening Extending Postgres for High P
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by adeptima 2y ago
JWT is not a protocol but kind of a message format from my perspective. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7519 It can be signed with HMAC SHA-256 algorithm: {"typ":"JWT", "alg":"HS256

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