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by alserio 3y ago
haven't really tried for that transform but have a look at https://www.jooq.org/translate/
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by alserio 4y ago
than you, it was indeed a very clear explanation
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by alserio 4y ago
The gold ones are Galleons. Seventeen silver Sickles to a Galleon and twenty-nine Knuts to a Sickle, it's easy enough.
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by alserio 4y ago
I don't often do b2c but I have had my fair share of projects where "we already have X at home" meant you needed to scale up a system that was thrown together optimizing only dev time or requirement flexibility. Often a bigg
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by alserio 4y ago
At least in my team the "constrained custom dsl" has been a net productivity win. The only people struggling for a bit were the ones used to react, since they tried to apply react solutions to every problem. It appears you need to
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by alserio 4y ago
Recursion is more general than loops. Even if you have tail call optimization there are thing that recursion can do and loops can't (without a supporting data structure as a stack or THE stack, but that IS recursion again). Being more
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by alserio 4y ago
Are you implying that Cindy saying "ew" when I asked her out is not as much as natural as being mauled by a sabertooth tiger in my teens?
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by alserio 4y ago
I do not agree. I believe that professionally "most people" don't work on the same code every day and don't work alone. Modules are a mean of abstraction and are a classic application of "divide et impera" and
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by alserio 4y ago
How would you implement a python list in python? I mean, what would you consider "acceptable" primitives to do so?
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by alserio 4y ago
Thank you!
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by alserio 4y ago
Css rendering issues weren't
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by alserio 4y ago
Are summary-details ok to use yet? Last time I've checked, ammittedly some time ago, browsers had bugs and quirks around them.
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by alserio 4y ago
true
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by alserio 4y ago
You still can use POST policies, they don't need to be defined on the bucket but only signed. But you are limited on what you can check. Other than that, yeah, the approach might not have been adequate.
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by alserio 4y ago
Do you mean that you cannot synchronously validate the file and return an error to the client? For async validations a lambda on an s3 trigger works well enough. For sync validation I've found you are limited in what you can encode in
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by alserio 4y ago
May I ask you why? I use and have used both PUT presigned urls and POST signed policies for uploading file to S3 without too many problems, but your remark worries me a bit. Am I missing something?
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by alserio 4y ago
There can be a lot wrong with nationalism, depending on the definition. I love "us" can also be I hate "the others". And quickly become "the others must not exist". For some arbitrary distinction of what is &qu
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by alserio 4y ago
Well, I see two ways it might be: the operations are not really safe in an absolute sense or the operations composition does not preserve safety. Or you could say that an operation can be safe in a context but ops+context does not compose a
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by alserio 4y ago
I'll give you a tautological and useless answer. I hope you don't mind. A parser is a kind of interpreter, where code is executed based on external input. When user input controls how code is executed you have opened the doors of
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by alserio 4y ago
I also remembered that video. But, as a non plug expert, I've always been curious how much of what he describes is really good engineering and how much is, erm, plug patriottism (?). Are there any stats or studies that back up his safe
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by alserio 4y ago
Thank you! I'll look into it
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by alserio 4y ago
I've looked up tantivy and quickwit. Quickwit uses tantivy as the engine. It has decoupled storage (awesome, only recently elastic announced something comparable) but is oriented towards log processing and esplitly warns against its us
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by alserio 4y ago
Didn't know that. Thanks!
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by alserio 4y ago
xsv is invaluable for processing big csv files: https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv
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by alserio 4y ago
> frustrating nice work
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by alserio 4y ago
Maybe not a good practice but I've recently discovered that caches respect the Cache-Control header even for 301s. This can make 301s not really permanent and give more control on the caching behavior
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by alserio 4y ago
I don't believe this is right. The optimization as described does not preserve the correct program behavior unless you have a guard to do the null check anyway to fallback to the slow path edit: just read kaba0 answer below and in fact
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by alserio 4y ago
Can I ask you why? What makes using ipv6 more expensive?
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by alserio 4y ago
Looking at the FAQs they seem to know their business. Q: Can I provide my own wood? A: In most cases we can handle your wood. We do require all shipments to be clean, free of parasites and pass all standard customs inspections.
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by alserio 4y ago
I once made a girl laugh

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