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8y ago
Since you are here. Thanks for making this. I recently used it to prove to a client that the api I delivered could take any content they cared to throw at it. They were especially impressed considering they were coming from a 35 year old sy
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The worst program I ever worked on was something I was asked to maintain once. It consisted of two parts. The first was a web application writen in ASP. The second portion was essentially Microsoft Reporting Services implemented in 80,000 l
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8y ago
Having literally lost a close loved one in the last few hours this post really helped. Thank you.
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RediSQL, SQL steroids for Redis
(redisql.com)
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8y ago
I am doing this with searchcode server https://github.com/boyter/searchcode-server which I wrote about here https://boyter.org/2016/08/gpl-time-bomb-interesting-approac... in short 3 years af
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8y ago
Start building your career so you have job security now. This means doing things to eventually move into management or doing projects/blogs/postcasts so that you stand out. When resumes come across someones desk being a generic de
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Berners-Lee creates a new privacy first way of dealing with the internet
(zdnet.com)
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Very nice. Poking though the source now, cmdfrontend/graphqlbackend/textsearch.go is one of the more interesting files I have found so far. It's very neat to look under the hood.
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8y ago
Bring it to Australia. Solar is growing at a massive rate, gas is expensive, electricity is expensive, and anyone with solar will have the ability and be prepared to spend to get a decent battery. Assuming this does hit the magical $3000 fo
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Binaryum a Modern Disassembler
(binaryum.com)
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8y ago
Seems that the days of "Best viewed in browser X" have come back sadly.
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Sloc Cloc and Code Revisited – Optimizing an Already Fast Go Application
(boyter.org)
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Sloc Cloc and Code Revisited – Optimizing an Already Fast Go Application
(boyter.org)
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8y ago
People use grep on their local code repository, which is generally less than 2 gigabytes of source. A tool like ripgrep can process that in under a second on any modern machine with a warm disk cache. Its when you get to hundreds of reposit
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8y ago
To be fair its a hard problem to solve, especially with traditional search engine tools. Take for example, for(int i=0;i<100;i++) And then a search for i++ Due to the way almost every search tool works that would be split into t
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8y ago
I’m fully expecting that to rise to 75 before I am able to retire. Feels like everything I get old enough to enjoy gets pushed out every time I get there. What annoys me is that those making the decisions claim it’s for the betterment of th
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EFFECTIVE AWS IAM Know, Don't Slow, Your Users
(kablamo.com.au)
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A minimal HTTP server written in LOLCODE
(github.com)
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Reading files quickly in Rust
(boyter.org)
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8y ago
For those who do not know, the above is a quote by our current Prime Minister, who said “The laws of Math are very commendable, but they are not higher than the laws of Australia” This is the same muppet who claimed that nobody needs more t
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Kombustion – Extend CloudFormation with plugins
(kombustion.io)
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The worst thing about this is the timing. There is a political storm in Australia over what is being seen to be done to save the reef. In a nutshell the Prime Minister just gave away 444 million dollars of taxpayer money to an organisation
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Hydrogen derived from ammonia could open up new export market for Australia
(abc.net.au)
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Polyglot Is the Fastest Code-Counting Tool Available
(blog.vmchale.com)
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3 Musketeers Test, build, and deploy your apps from anywhere, the same way
(3musketeers.io)
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You don't have to help people get from A-Z. Quite often they don't even know where to start so going from A-D is enough. Know your audience in advance though. Remember to pause and speak slower. It gives the impression you are rea
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I quite like modern java. With spark java, lambdas and all the helpful jars it’s really not a bad language. Plus you get native lucene and almost every other thing you could want is already written In fact the only thing I wish for with it
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8y ago
Using threads maybe? Id be curious to see how you would achieve that in Python easily back in 1995.
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Yubaba Element to element animation orchestrator for React.js
(github.com)
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8y ago
Didn’t they use inktomi for a while?
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