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searching PlanetScale…
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ccccc0
6y ago
Could you not have used a simple thread pool model in your case? That would be a trivial parallelization of your network requests with limiting on the resources (number of parallel connections) Otherwise when the logic gets complex I try to
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ccccc0
6y ago
If you ever create a BTreeSet<String>, it will use String's PartialOrd, which is directly #[derive]d from Vec<u8>.
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ccccc0
6y ago
French here, I recall my primary school textbook where they said something along the lines of "sometimes accents are dropped, that's sort of fine as long as it doesn't change the meaning". They gave the example of a fict
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ccccc0
6y ago
Like the metric system?
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ccccc0
7y ago
Quatre-vingts, quatre-vingt-un, quatre-vingt-deux... quatre-vingt mille, quatre-vingts millions. This doesn't affect pronounciation in general, because this s is silent... except in the context of liaisons, such that you would say &qu
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ccccc0
7y ago
Rust is young enough that you can read this as an ad for the language, not the project. "Rust is a language in which people write full-text search and indexing"
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ccccc0
7y ago
I think if I got this answer during an interview, as a candidate, I would be pleased that your criteria reject me as an incompetent dev.
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8y ago
I think it's a pretty good idea actually, because with standard deviations (and means, of course) you can run statistical tests to make sure your improvements are statistically significant and not due to chance. I hope the candidate ha
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ccccc0
10y ago
I'd argue that Global Civilization is nothing but living!
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10y ago
PLEASE don't do this. A friend of mine had done it a few times and was getting confident in the process. Once I was watching him, the bottle broke into tiny pieces and went straight into his hand. He had around 30 pieces of shattered g
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12y ago
Nice job! However I don't clearly understand the Results section. I mean, I can work it out, but it should be obvious . With your supplied example, here was my train of thought when I hit solve: I get "Egg whites: 239.05".