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by ahoka 1y ago
But then you are creating references with larger then needed "reachability".
212.
by ahoka 1y ago
Obviously it's octal and the person is a time traveler from the 11th century.
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by ahoka 1y ago
TLS being a bottleneck when doing image processing is very-very weird.
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by ahoka 1y ago
People would run it from cron to "free memory", believe it or not.
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by ahoka 1y ago
Wow, calling the Obama administration a regime seems like... a dog whistle?
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by ahoka 1y ago
Isn't that basically Texas?
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by ahoka 1y ago
They are surprisingly resilient! There was a blog post a couple of years ago by someone who found a digital camera in the sea which must have been in the water for months. The author could look at the photos to see if they can find the orig
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by ahoka 1y ago
Do you also require your users to register in the alphabetical order of their names?
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by ahoka 1y ago
Then cluster it differently? The whole problem uuidv7 in databases solves is a non-issue in most cases.
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by ahoka 1y ago
Gold? It's depressing.
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by ahoka 1y ago
Writing idempotent DDL is not that hard and then you don’t have the problem the migration tools solve (tracking state).
222.
by ahoka 1y ago
It takes some thinking, but you can just use plain SQL to do the migrations.
223.
by ahoka 1y ago
The title was editorialized and not accurate. These are two separate coins celebrating innovations in their respectable states.
224.
by ahoka 1y ago
Apparently my accent is "Application Error".
225.
by ahoka 1y ago
Sure they did exist, almost no one cared though.
226.
by ahoka 1y ago
Nomen est omen.
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by ahoka 1y ago
It kinda started with Clean Code. I remember some old colleagues walking around with the book in their hand and deleting ten year old comments in every commit they made: "You see, we don't need that anymore, because the code descr
228.
by ahoka 1y ago
Are those over engineered systems even actually scalable? I know teams who designed a CQRS architecture using messages queues and a distributed NoSQL database and fail to sustain 10req/s for a read in something that is basically a CRUD
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by ahoka 1y ago
These companies already have access to the best meat-brains in the world and what tasks do they work on? Advertisement mostly?
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by ahoka 1y ago
Yes, obviously, but we already know how that is used. This is a more complex protocol that might enable attack vectors that were not possible before and we do not think about when accessing websites: But see the notes taken from the HTTP&#x
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by ahoka 1y ago
Tracking sessions across different physical connections has some non-trivial privacy implications: https://http3-explained.haxx.se/en/quic/quic-connections#con...
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by ahoka 1y ago
Anyone else blocks UDP 80/443 due to privacy concerns?
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by ahoka 1y ago
Rust has panic, although intended for “unrecoverable” errors only.
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by ahoka 1y ago
Funny thing is, dedicated call stacks made a return with shadow stacks to mitigate ROP attacks, so now we do this double accounting to check if we are about to return where we should return to.
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by ahoka 1y ago
There were and always are people who swear to not see the difference with anything above 25hz, 30hz, 60hz, 120hz, HD, Full HD, 2K, 4K. Now it's ray-tracing, right.
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by ahoka 1y ago
So just try to buy or steal the most senior mod's account and then you have the mod for yourself? Ouch.
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by ahoka 1y ago
If you add nitrite to make a salami instead.
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by ahoka 1y ago
That's why the old advice was not to use signals and threads together, if you can avoid it.
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by ahoka 1y ago
Adds nothing, they could just picked a totally unrelated stock photo if they wanted to add something there. It just immediately halo effects the whole thing as something put together without effort. Stop doing this!
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by ahoka 1y ago
The IKEA innovation is fast fashion for furniture.

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