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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
at segment we benchmarked https://github.com/segmentio/ctlstore against this driver. We saw about a 50% hit to read performance, so we didn't move forward with it, but the improvements in service build times were
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I felt this way in the 0.7 and earlier days but since then it's been remarkably stable for me, at least.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I have a script in my dotfiles that installs neovim from source, based on a version I set elsewhere.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I've incorporated fzf into so many shell scripts it feels like second nature now. Life without it would be bleak indeed :)
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Not as much in my opinion. True, there are spikes of negative and cynical HN threads, but it's not nearly as consistently sustained as general news media.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I will often use a concise test name, and drop a comment along side describing what the test is evaluating if it's not obvious. Works great, and I'm only constrained by my ability to write english. Will also admit that I was a big
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
It seems like the library should retain a handle on the task until it completes.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
This is awesome, thank you
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
https://sqlc.dev/ is nice in this regard.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I tried that for a long time. The exercise got old after a while.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
No, I can't log in either, probably due to everyone rushing to try out the new update. I was given a form to give my email address that they'll notify me at when it's more available.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Because we really like it, otherwise.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Under the Christmas tree this year: another Cuisinart electric kettle. Same model as always, this year recommended by wirecutter. They last two to three years and then break in various ways. This is our third one :( My dad gave me the advic
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
OP, I feeel the same way a lot of time. I focused on a narrow set of things into my 40s and life just passed me by almost without me noticing it until now. Sometimes I'll wake up at 3AM panicking that i'm blowing it. Just wanted t
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I text myself all day every day(theverge.com)
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
It's not as contrived as you may think. I, along with what I imagine are many others, do a lot of frequent micro-commits as time goes on and the feature becomes more complete, with a lot of commits in the same area of any given file. R
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
In a sense yes. I started a low carb diet a month ago and at this point i no longer actively crave those things. Not saying I would never eat them again but I have definitely lost the habit of doing so.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
This is more than just boardgames, it's peoples' careers and livelihoods, too.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I've seen so many engineer hours burned because of a reluctance to gate behavior on http response codes.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Why wouldn't they be on the same circuit? The monitor and computer are in the same room and would generally be plugged into the same outlet. I think this would be the rule rather than the exception.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Similar to "I went to university" and so on.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Yep, that's why you'd want the error handler to try and type assert the error to something like an HTTPError where that's an interface you control. If it is an HTTPError, then you can "trust" the code/message a
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Hah, frequency illusion strikes again? I just learned about the derivatives past Jerk yesterday.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
The problem is that when someone breaks into your house, you have no idea what they are capable of. Are you willing to give someone performing a home invasion the benefit of the doubt? I'm not advocating for blindly firing away at anyo
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I always try to make suggestions as questions because it's less threatening, gives more agency to the author, and oftentimes ends up being a discussion on the merits. If the suggestion really is a blocker, I'll be a little more di
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
This is the kind of book that really pays dividends into the future. Once you realize that lexing and parsing is not really that difficult, it makes a whole class of problems much easier.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I'd argue that the usability of annotating images using the macOS screen capture tools is pretty underwhelming compared to some of the 3rd party solutions.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
with the market being as it is, actually very wise to have a lot of cash on hand :) we also operate this way. i could become unemployed today and we buffer enough so that it's not an emergency at all.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Yea I think your read on the intent here is correct. I re-read that part five times wondering what I wasn't getting.
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
I'm just amazed that they decided to poke the black box with 1) their savings and 2) the black box being owned by the federal government. /salute

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