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by anothername12 2y ago
I have warm fuzzies for way back when I coded in Turbo Pascal. Even on the 8086 I had at the time, compilation speed was incredibly fast even on midsized projects. Much faster than my day to day work with Go on an M3 Max. I had to install i
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by anothername12 2y ago
Go mod inadequate for Go projects?
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by anothername12 2y ago
We have giant Go monorepo at work. Bazel build. The ex-Google guy who set it up, left. No one around who wants to put in the time to learn it. It seems like a general increase in complexity. It seems to replace the go mod stuff so we have s
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by anothername12 2y ago
Well, it sucks that we’re at the “best practices” phase already
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by anothername12 2y ago
Meh back and forward don’t preserve location
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by anothername12 2y ago
In life, I can’t even manage to fail spectacularly. I get more of a like warm limbo of misery
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by anothername12 2y ago
Is this just tag bits in the reference pointer?
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by anothername12 2y ago
I stopped reading tfa after that terrible advice.
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by anothername12 2y ago
It only really works when the air is calm, so dawn and dusk.
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by anothername12 2y ago
I think put yourself in the shoes of someone about to be executed innocent of their crime. Then make your argument. It sounds like “some of you die, but it’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make” otherwise.
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by anothername12 2y ago
LEO WiFi, international space stations testing alfalfa growing in zero-g, “space walks” and moon returns. Meh. It’s the robotics probes like this one, Cassini, and Voyagers that are the exciting missions. Far bigger return for science.
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by anothername12 2y ago
If I have a 4K display, do I still need to worry about font rendering settings?
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by anothername12 2y ago
> Never heard of Qlot > no notion of version dependencies exist (not even lockfiles exist I think that’s the point of Qlot
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by anothername12 2y ago
Have iPhone XS Max, am I missing anything?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Installing it on my mid-2015 MBP thanks to Open Core Patcher!
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by anothername12 2y ago
When I was a kid learning pascal, I used beep() debugging (similar to printf debugging)
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by anothername12 2y ago
I'm getting performance measured based on number of tickets completed and number of PRs merged per quarter.
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by anothername12 2y ago
Does Rust have something like a reader macro where you can have arbitrary syntax for a bit?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Agreed. I always regret starting a new rails project with sqlite. Invariably I end up wanting some bunch of features only pg has. Even for running tens of thousands of integration tests in a few seconds, pg is fine.
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by anothername12 2y ago
K8s is a Google thing for Google problems. It’s just not needed for most software delivery. Edit: meanwhile I’m waiting 45 minutes on average for my most recent, single-line change, PR to roll out to k8s cluster at $massive_company that tot
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by anothername12 2y ago
We had to dump a Clojure code base for Golang because it was too slow for lambda usage. Does any of this release help with startup time?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Could this be fitted over the exhaust stack at coal and gas fired power stations for even greater efficiency?
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by anothername12 2y ago
> once saw an app that did bidirectional RPC over message queues Haha I've seen this anti-pattern too (although I think it's in the enterprise patterns book??). It would bring production to a grinding halt every night. Another
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by anothername12 2y ago
My belief too, as a grey beard 25 years in. I’ve seen all sorts of shit come and go. There’s a lot of “slack” in the industry that we get away with. Ridiculous incidental complexity, far-out frameworks, architectural astronautics etc. But i
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by anothername12 2y ago
Yes I remember that accident. I live and ride in that area. I wonder what happened.
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by anothername12 2y ago
This is great. I personally have an image with Alexandria, Serapeum, Dexador, Bordeaux Threads, some JSON stuff, but it might be handy to have something others use as a similar target. Probably stands a better chance of success than the ove
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by anothername12 2y ago
>> Convincing a whole generation of programmers that distributed lock are a feasible solution. > I too hate this. Not just because the edge cases exist, but also because of the related property: it makes the system very hard to rea
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by anothername12 2y ago
> We should really standardize a core language for SQL Do you mean something other than ISO/IEC 9075:2023 (the 9th edition of the SQL standard)?
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by anothername12 2y ago
Liked this bit: > Like a cow shoved through the food manufacturing process and split into a million pieces
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by anothername12 2y ago
Fun to ride on with motorcycle

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