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by doolta 13d ago
Exactly. That's essentially the idea. The twist I’m exploring is to keep debug logs buffered during normal execution and only release the relevant context when an error occurs. So you get the diagnostic value of DEBUG without continuou
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Show HN: Dllog – Replay debug logs when an operation fails(github.com)
4 points by doolta 13d ago|0 comments
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The logging dilemma: keeping debug context without debug noise(blog.assad.fr)
4 points by doolta 13d ago|4 comments
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by doolta 2mo ago
I bet you'll end up loving Go for the same reasons you dislike it at first. * Simplicity (simple concurrency, readability, interfaces...) * Static typing (errors caught at compile time) * Error checking (tedious at first but... you&#x
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by doolta 2mo ago
Feynman's Law (if it had existed): "If you can’t make it simple, you don’t understand it yet. Stop shifting the complexity around like a coward and go simplify it, you absolute unit."
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by doolta 2mo ago
Hurd is still alive!!! (well, kind of) So sad this project never got enough traction to accelerate its development pace. Maybe AI assistance will change that...
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by doolta 2mo ago
No code? No pricing? No way to audit, and no liability?
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by doolta 2mo ago
The issue I'm facing: How to get better at rambling without getting worse at coding. Because rambling is not coding, and coding is a matter of experience/practice as much as thinking. This issue is not specific to AI: You're
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by doolta 2mo ago
"They fault these folks for not having any community and argue it's unreasonable for Codeberg to spend its limited CI/CD and storage resources on ghost projects." From the beginning even GitHub was crippled by project wi
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by doolta 2mo ago
I was expecting a trap, but no: Some truly useful free tools. (QR code generator, Price calculator...) Thanks!
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by doolta 2mo ago
Furthermore, each language encourages a particular idiomatic architecture. Guiding AI to work with that architecture, rather than fight against or simply ignore it, is still an area where we, as humans, add value.
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by doolta 2mo ago
Interesting. I long for more hardware...