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by aerzen 3y ago
I've opened up the website https://projectbluefin.io , but it turns out that this is not a website, but rather a web application. You cannot do things like this and claim it is built for developers. Scrolling lags, it shows
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by aerzen 3y ago
What do you mean? Belgrade is not even in Kosovo.
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by aerzen 3y ago
It's not easy to setup and has a steep learning curve. But it's great to use afterwards.
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by aerzen 3y ago
How is this different than running a docker container based on scratch, containing a single statically linked binary?
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by aerzen 3y ago
All that is true, but the errors produced by the compiler, unconventional syntax and steep learning curve make Tex something that could be improved.
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by aerzen 3y ago
I have a Firefox account to sync my browser settings. Renaming it to Mozilla account feels like trying to convince me to use other stuff that Mozilla has. Regardless of Mozilla being an "opensource friendly" company, this is perve
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by aerzen 3y ago
Where do the finances for foundations like come from? Purly donations? Or is it government funded? This is a key information one would be looking for on the site, but i cannot find it.
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by aerzen 3y ago
That's exactly the problem - codegen means a lot of things. You just talk about codegen and expect people to understand that you mean the AI vomit.
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by aerzen 3y ago
It's not present on most machines? All Linux boxes I've seen used systemd. It's the most used init system. If you want to say that there are machines that don't have systemd which therefore cannot use quadlets, that&#x27
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by aerzen 3y ago
Nice. Can this be self hosted?
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by aerzen 3y ago
Why though? We could have the browser apply the styles. And even allow user preferences to affect the presentation! kinda like firefox "article mode". But that text/markdown would have to be restricted not to include any html
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by aerzen 3y ago
In a way, yes.
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by aerzen 3y ago
Vanilla python? Where do you get this impression? The leak to SQL is trough s-strings, which are chunks of SQL that gets inlined into the resulting SQL. The long-term plan is to remove them completely, but they are needed as an escape-hatch
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by aerzen 3y ago
People really like to associate relational algebra with SQL, probably because they learned them one alongside another. But SQL is really terrible relational language - it breaks a few core concepts in different places, like relations being
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by aerzen 3y ago
> joins being logically correct What do you mean by this?
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by aerzen 3y ago
I really don't see how english is a better query language than SQL. Yes, SQL has a bunch of sharp corners you have to learn, but plain english can be very ambiguous. Creating an interface that that is simple at low query complexity is
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by aerzen 3y ago
This page has significant lag when scrolling on Firefox Android. You might want to improve that for a hosting provider promoting its performance.
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by aerzen 3y ago
Hmmm, interesting. How would this be implemented in practice? EU passing laws about specific things that Microsoft should and shouldn't do?
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by aerzen 3y ago
This is the beef of that compiler: https://github.com/edgedb/edgedb/tree/master/edb%2Fpgsql%2Fr...
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by aerzen 3y ago
Analytic queries are not the primary intended use of EdgeQL. It would be doable, since EgdeQL is compiled SQL within the edgedb server, but this compilation depends on the schema of the database - quite heavily actually. It expects specific
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by aerzen 3y ago
Where would one find a pirated mirror of this standard? Or the 2019 one? Asking for a friend, of course.
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by aerzen 4y ago
Well, I would not recommend this tool to a development team which wants to speed-up the design part of building applications, unless it provides some kind of version control. Ideally that would be what they use already, which is probably gi
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by aerzen 4y ago
Are you able to download your site as HTML? Preferably in a git repo with a history of changes? This would be the leading feature against other CSS UI builders.
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by aerzen 4y ago
I dont consider my phone to be out of date, but this website you linked is way too much for it. Laggy, takes 10sec to load and then asks for cookies before I even see what it is about. Nope.
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by aerzen 4y ago
A bit unrelated, but what happened to Angular?
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by aerzen 4y ago
Does anyone have some material recommendation about using nix for building binary releases of packages / libraries? We have a Rust library that has bindings for many languages, most of which call the lib trough FFI. Is is worth investi
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by aerzen 4y ago
Great writeup - exactly my level of understanding of nix. I hope this gives insight to nix developers about where the potential for improvement of the package manager.
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by aerzen 4y ago
Last year I was burdened with similar idea, which I summarized as "Shells need strict typing". https://aljaz.murerzen.eu/posts/2022-11-11-shells-need-typin...
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One Year of PRQL - a modern language for relational data(prql-lang.org)
2 points by aerzen 4y ago|1 comments
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by aerzen 4y ago
We are holding back on `let` to be used for defining a new variable, while `derive` is used to define a new column in a relation.

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