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by cdbattags 7y ago
This is massive and props to the team! I have a small prototype for interop between 0.1 and 0.3 futures which are also compatible with async/await first order. Excited for where this takes us! Can't wait for tokio 2.0 now. https:
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Rust async/await hits stable tomorrow(github.com)
97 points by cdbattags 7y ago|35 comments
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by cdbattags 7y ago
someone should add "2017" somewhere to this
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by cdbattags 7y ago
Subscribed! Fantastic video!
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by cdbattags 7y ago
Hmmmm, so what's Intel's play with this distro? The new RHEL replacement? Otherwise, Forbes article for this kind of "opinion" makes me very conscious about if this was "prompted" or not. No harm intended just
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by cdbattags 7y ago
I wish these cloud providers would "open source" their pricing models. I know some people were probably abusing the hell out of the matrix api but the price hike is quite insane tbh. Maybe this sounds dumb but it's for this r
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by cdbattags 7y ago
Great move on Google's part marketing-wise with all the discussions about Amazon using other tools' api layers and then doing whatever they please underneath without upstreaming. Sure, yes yes, they might just be solving very spec
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by cdbattags 8y ago
This made me chuckle. But, also, thank you for caring.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
Ever looked into OpenResty? Take a peek at https://github.com/sjnam/lua-resty-brotli .
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by cdbattags 8y ago
Your argument is legal and my argument is moral =P
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by cdbattags 8y ago
I replied to a few others further down the thread that had similar thoughts as these.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
We're at a point in time where f(x) = y and we're starting to stop caring about the internals of "f" as long as the "determinism is equivalent" and that scares me. OpenJDK for example and the API/ABI (what
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by cdbattags 8y ago
Holy wow! Thanks for the response! Yep, I love the fact that y'all went the extension route much like https://www.timescale.com/ and others.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
All I'm saying is that it looks like Azure and Microsoft are about to do the same.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
See this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18869755 The HN community did a little bit of reverse engineering.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
It's not about that, though. It's amazing that Postgres is taking off like this! I just want to be cautious that the more we use services like Aurora, the more we're relying on our cloud providers to maintain stability with t
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by cdbattags 8y ago
100% agree. I'm just weary of all these "mini optimizations" that all these cloud providers are about to start doing differently.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
In the latest world of Postgres: - we now have closed source Amazon Aurora infrastructure that boasts performance gains that might never see it back upstream (who knows if it's just hardware or software or what behind the scenes here)
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by cdbattags 8y ago
I know this might be fuel to the fire on here, but I think Tanushree's work at Georgia Tech in her paper "A Parsimonious Language Model of Social Media Credibility Across Disparate Events" [1] is a good stab at the "fake
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by cdbattags 8y ago
I'm curious how many of y'all have seen the recent hubbub generated from https://cake.co . With all the latest Apple memories I've been looking to see how they plan on shaping it.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
Is this a paid-for service? I get redirected to https://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks
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by cdbattags 8y ago
There are multiple parts. Keep scrolling.
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by cdbattags 8y ago
I've got quite the "rabbit hole" going over at https://twitter.com/cdbattags/status/1016430657550077952 but to summarize: I think this concept is the next "relativity theory" that we'
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by cdbattags 9y ago
Hiya, folks! I'm starting this a series of how CTOs and product owners attempt to keep track of all different "contexts" surrounding the same data/product. Spotify is a great example with their supposed C++ master lib.
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Spotify: context switching done right(cdbattaglia.com)
1 points by cdbattags 9y ago|1 comments
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by cdbattags 9y ago
Anyone use Google's service for this? https://myaccount.google.com/inactive
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Ask HN: What are some “damn good” fiction books to read next?
4 points by cdbattags 9y ago|8 comments
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by cdbattags 9y ago
This is a fantastic decision imo. I like how "consumer and developer" driven they are being with this so as to have up to date deps. I see this as waiting 2 months for a updated product line instead of jumping the gun on buying a
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by cdbattags 9y ago
The sheer number of responses/comments here (hell, even the article itself) justify Node by community alone in my opinion. I like the fact that I've been able to follow along as it's matured and this gradual bit by bit learni
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by cdbattags 10y ago
Curious how many of y'all have seen Casey Neistat's workbench explainer vids and his comments about the Mac Pro... In so many words he uses it as a data management interface for his many TBs of external hard drives and that's

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