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by alberth 3y ago
I'm not sure it ever will. The primary use case of this branch is to make SQLite into a more "client/server" like architecture, which deviates from the predominate target use of SQLite (embedded). Though I too would love
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by alberth 3y ago
Bedrock Bedrock is the more interesting branch. It’s WAL2 + CONCURRENT It’s also the branch Expensify uses to scale to 4M QPS, on a single node (6-years ago) https://sqlite.org/src/timeline?r=bedrock https:/&#x2F
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by alberth 3y ago
Best Dev Methodology? What do people consider as the current best dev methodology?
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by alberth 3y ago
NanoBSD Reminded me of NanoBSD, which is a readonly version of FreeBSD. https://docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/nanobsd/
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by alberth 3y ago
Be profitable. It’s implied when OP says “run a good business”, but as someone who’s been on the acquiring side - it becomes a lot harder to be the advocate to buy a company when it’s losing money. (The business case math gets hard fast, wi
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by alberth 3y ago
Agreed. Also, Strapi has one of those odd licenses where everything is MIT expect what’s in /ee directory https://github.com/strapi/strapi/blob/develop/LICENSE
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by alberth 3y ago
Don’t forget Frame Relay, which was a good complement to ISDN.
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by alberth 3y ago
Since it’s not obvious on mobile and your have to scroll forever, just watch this gif https://7vk6rcnylug0u6hg.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/Scre...
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by alberth 3y ago
From OpenAI: > OpenAI’s research director is Ilya Sutskever, one of the world experts in machine learning. Our CTO is Greg Brockman, formerly the CTO of Stripe. The group’s other founding members are world-class research engineers and sc
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by alberth 3y ago
Reddit has the most concise answer https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/41u5hw/comment... > A terminal is a physical device with a keyboard and screen connected to a computer running various
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by alberth 3y ago
Sam has stated he doesn’t have an equity stake in OpenAI https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sam-altman-says-doesn-t-20432...
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by alberth 3y ago
> "[OpenAI] was founded by Ilya Sutskever, Greg Brockman, Trevor Blackwell, Vicki Cheung, Andrej Karpathy, Durk Kingma, Jessica Livingston, John Schulman, Pamela Vagata, and Wojciech Zaremba, ... with Sam Altman and Elon Musk servi
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by alberth 3y ago
Sam Altman is not a founder (of OpenAI). Which means he probably doesn’t have voting shares to exert company control. Sam (+ Elon) were though initial board members.
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by alberth 3y ago
No HTML/CSS? Just image mockups?
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by alberth 3y ago
Looks super impression. Congrats. A few questions ... a. what caused you to start working this? b. any particular reason why you chose to implement it the way you did (e.g. I see you use Python + Textual as opposed to something like https:
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by alberth 3y ago
How are eSIMs effected by this? Before your eSIM can be activated, you have to perform KYC?
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by alberth 3y ago
> "if you develop SQL you need to write code and view tables ... [other tools] do not work via ssh" Are you implying that people only write code inside of a terminal ssh session?
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by alberth 3y ago
Question: do people love TUI, because they love being in a terminal? Or ... is this a movement against application bloat, which has become all to common these days? EDIT: why the downvotes?
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by alberth 3y ago
Dr. Hipp creates so much great software, and only SQLite gets talked about (Fossil, PtTCL, Lemon are some notable others). Full exhaustive list is below (though it's missing Fossil): https://www.hwaci.com/sw/index.
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by alberth 3y ago
The author is clearly not the target buyer, why would they be the reviewer? The Lightning is no bigger than a typical F-150. And the F-150 is the #1 best selling vehicle (on a # of units basis) than any other vehicle in the US (car or truck
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by alberth 3y ago
Do you have kids yourself?
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by alberth 3y ago
As a parent I like it. It’s just enough time for my kiddo to learn the value of patience. But not so long, that I need to fast forward.
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by alberth 3y ago
I really love Zed, was my primary driver. Then I went to update to a newer version and Zed stopped working and I can’t revert back to an older version. I see someone else also has the same bug filed. Hope they can figure out the fix. I miss
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by alberth 3y ago
Ted Unangst For those unaware, Ted is a core developer of OpenBSD. An interesting interview with him can be read here: https://www.undeadly.org/features/2015/10/beastie_pl_intervi...
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by alberth 3y ago
> "I work there" You don't just work there, aren't you the founder? :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22607030
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by alberth 3y ago
Was this bug found ever addressed? https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=170234892604404&w=2
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by alberth 3y ago
> ” I know this is a controversial view, but I think employers should not be allowed to run background checks unless important for the role” You’d be surprised at how many jobs felons can’t have. Most jobs that need licensing (e.g.,ele
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by alberth 3y ago
Agreed. > "We recently conducted a penetration test with the goal of compromising the internal network of a client in a Windows environment. As usual, we managed to get administrative access to the domain controller" This art
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by alberth 3y ago
The root of the issue actually appears to be that OpenBSD still supports extremely old and slow architectures (that struggle to build itself): alpha amd64 arm64 armv7 hppa i386 landisk loongson luna88k macppc
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by alberth 3y ago
Using a static code analyzer, as well as adoption of Rust (which reduces the need for a static code analyzer) - squarely fit in the correctness camp, no? Note: I'm not a Rust fanboy. But it just seems like Rust aligns very well with Op

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