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by dxxvi 10mo ago
I wonder what the advantage of passing it around is when it makes the argument list longer. The only advantage that I can see is that it emphasizes that this function does something with cache.
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by dxxvi 10mo ago
> It's exceedingly rare to see any sort of global mutable state I know a bit of Rust, so you don't need to explain in details. How to use a local cache or db connection pool in Rust (both of them, IMO, are the right use case of
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by dxxvi 11mo ago
I wonder why nowhere talked about who Jia Tan was. In my understanding, a few people already talked to that person. Now, does Jia Tan really vanish?
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by dxxvi 11mo ago
I agree. Screen sharing in Teams used to work in Firefox but not in the current version (144). It works in Chrome though.
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by dxxvi 11mo ago
There's at least 1 thing that Zig is better than Rust is that Zig compiler for Windows can be downloaded, unzipped then used without admin right. Rust needs msvc, which cannot be installed without admin right. It is said that Rust on W
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by dxxvi 11mo ago
Is it true that a message from a queue will disappear after it is consumed successfully? If yes, at this moment, how do you make kafka topics work as queues?
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by dxxvi 11mo ago
Is Google guava really needed? I would like it to be taken out.
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by dxxvi 1y ago
> I've been considering it too and hesitant about it Why hesitant? Just ask AI. It'll tell you how to do it and then you can experiment it yourself.
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by dxxvi 1y ago
I already checked with AI before putting the comment :-) 1GB with the bytea data type ( https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype-binary.html ) and 4TB with the BLOB data type ( https://wiki.postgre
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by dxxvi 1y ago
So, you want a place to store many files in a short period of time and when there's a new file, somebody must be notified? Have you ever thought of using a postgresql db (also on aws) to store those files and use CDC to publish message
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by dxxvi 1y ago
Do you know that there's a concurrent Scala library named ZIO ( https://zio.dev )? :-)
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by dxxvi 1y ago
Does it make the electricity price go down or up? It seems to me that the electricity price never goes down.
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by dxxvi 1y ago
// ==UserScript== // @name ycombinator // @namespace Violentmonkey Scripts // @match https://news.ycombinator.com/* // @grant GM_ad
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by dxxvi 1y ago
My hacker news modified with violentmonkey: https://vercel-html-example.vercel.app/hn-violentmonkeys.png The + - buttons on the top panel change the font size of every thing except the font size of the panel. Things are arr
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by dxxvi 1y ago
As it is a utility toolkit, I'd like to have: - the Web & Network section expanded: the copyparty features (github.com/9001/copyparty) and curlie (github.com/rs/curlie). - compress/decompress features with
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by dxxvi 1y ago
My Rust knowledge is too low to understand. However, thank you very much for the article. I hope AI will learn it and explain to me in a few years :-)
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by dxxvi 1y ago
There is this statement in the article: LLMs are lightning fast junior engineers. I don't know if that is right or wrong. To me, good LLMs are a lightning fast better version of me. That means that I can write code like some LLMs but i
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by dxxvi 1y ago
What about expensive cells? Any quality risks in them or they are perfect?
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by dxxvi 1y ago
It's Sep 2025. Why is the 24.04 LTS still at Beta?
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by dxxvi 1y ago
I agree. With a 1920-pixel wide monitor, I have to scroll horizontally to see everything.
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by dxxvi 1y ago
> turn to Redis Cluster Streams instead. So much simpler to manage and so much cheaper to run I don't have any experience with Redis Cluster Streams. Could you please tell us how it is simpler to manage? IMO, installing and managing
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by dxxvi 1y ago
I agree 100%.
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by dxxvi 1y ago
> What we need isn't Rust without the borrow checker. It's C with a borrow checker, and without all the usual footguns I agree with the other comment. Then what you need is Rust without all the bells and whistles (pattern match
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by dxxvi 1y ago
This "$80 for gigabit fiber, unlimited data" is a problem for me. I want to save money, I don't need a gigabit fiber but there's no other options. If there's $30 for 300Mbps unlimited data (I'm paying $40 for o
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by dxxvi 1y ago
It asks us to download the Windows ISO from its website not from Microsoft website. So, it's a NO for me.
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by dxxvi 1y ago
> why is there no in-memory kafka server that I can use for simple testing purposes https://github.com/embeddedkafka/embedded-kafka It's for scala. I'm trying to do something similar in Java but haven&#x27
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by dxxvi 1y ago
Wow, the author seems to have a lot of knowledge of what he's talking about. I know almost nothing about writing desktop apps and only a bit of Rust. So, I guess that if we need to choose a Rust gui library, we'll go with somethin
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by dxxvi 1y ago
If a college replaces Java with Python, I wonder what their reasons are. Java's type system is ok (definitely not very good) but still much better than Python's which is almost empty (e.g. in Python we cannot declare an array of s
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by dxxvi 2y ago
I agree. I think he meant Rc/Arc.
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by dxxvi 2y ago
Have you ever tried https://ohmyposh.dev/docs/installation/prompt with fish?

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