eestrada

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   by eestrada 4y ago

   I would argue that using your own product and talking to your customers is the only way to make good and useful products. Telemetry may have a good use case (although I struggle to find one), but it isn't a substitute for dogfooding
2. 62.▲
   by eestrada 4y ago

   Looking at the GCC docs, it seems like it isn't possible to have zero optimizations at any point, even at the lowest optimization levels. To quote the docs "Most optimizations are completely disabled at -O0", so it seems you
3. 63.▲
   by eestrada 4y ago

   > Our Hosting provider, Hetzner, has recently started charging for public IPv4 addresses - as they should! Those numbers started getting expensive. This prompted me to try and set up a new server cluster using IPv6 exclusively... I think
4. 64.▲
   by eestrada 4y ago

   Personally, I don't think there is a benefit. If select is working for you, asyncio doesn't add anything performance wise. It is just meant to look more synchronous in how you write the code. But, using select and either throwing
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   by eestrada 4y ago

   > JMAP seems to offer benefits only to developers. I find this argument shortsighted. If it benefits developers then it does benefit users. Making developers' lives easier means they produce code faster (users like things done soone