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by billywhizz 5y ago
they did their marketing right.
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by billywhizz 5y ago
it's not multiplexing afaik. you will still have to process commands in the order they were put on the wire.
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by billywhizz 5y ago
oh boy. is nobody allowed to make a little joke anymore. you should take yourself a lot less seriously my dude.
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by billywhizz 5y ago
> All the young devs on my team want to use every fancy new technology that passes by, but I just want things to work for my customers with the smallest amount of downtime and late night pages. i feel your pain dave. resume driven develo
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by billywhizz 5y ago
the live replication feature litestream is implementing won't be using s3 - it will be direct node to node replication. hasn't been released yet and currently s3 is used for a cold backup that can be quickly restored to a fresh no
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by billywhizz 5y ago
tailscale = YAGNI to the MAX! i applaud their willingness to think outside the box 99% of devs seem to be happy to squeeze themselves into just because they read about it in a book by some self-appointed tech god.
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by billywhizz 5y ago
probably this one? https://corecursive.com/066-sqlite-with-richard-hipp/
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by billywhizz 5y ago
just to clarify this a little, stephen is/was (the status of adjoint is unclear but from what i can see it is now defunct) the CTO and co-founder of adjoint and he blocks anyone who raises this in public. https://twitter.com
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by billywhizz 5y ago
i think you answered your own question. it will be a useful language for a long time yet because it is simple and ubiquitous . these two factors probably outweigh all others. when you add blazing fast performance to the mix then your ori
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by billywhizz 6y ago
i think it is really interesting to see the changes in different languages and platforms over time and also very useful to the community to see the optimisations folks come up with. thanks for the continued work brian and team!
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by billywhizz 6y ago
there's a nice tool here for visualising the results in more detail... https://ajdust.github.io/tfbvis/?testrun=Citrine_started2020...
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by billywhizz 6y ago
just to come back to this. the only thing in standard JavaScript missing from Just(js) is Intl so it is most definitely "JavaScript". https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe
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by billywhizz 6y ago
Thanks for the comment. I hadn't actually considered that i was "using techempower as a way to boost experimental projects" but i can understand you seeing it that way now that you have said it! =) I've been working on t
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Why is Javascript in the top 2 of techempower?(just.billywhizz.io)
2 points by billywhizz 6y ago|3 comments