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6mo ago
Did it!
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I have a small following of people how also saw improvements doing this. Then, I did not come up with this myself, but found a lot of anecdotals in this direction. And... I comment on a real science piece that seems to be making similar cla
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I did quite some experimenting with this. Fruit moves fastest and green leaves. Meat, cheese, oil and fats slowest. But we often eat combinations: and the slowest component of your food determines the speed of the whole. Also: it's a o
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6mo ago
Pijul builds on the Sanakirja db library, which is interesting in it's own respect. https://docs.rs/sanakirja/latest/sanakirja/ https://pijul.org/posts/2021-02-06-rethinking-sanakirj
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6mo ago
I prefer this reason, "risk", from the "cost savings" reasons we've seen in Germany, Russia, Germany (Munich at first) and Spain (Extremadura at first)
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6mo ago
JDBC does not allow pipelining (a Postgres only feature). It can reduce the number of db round-trips a lot, especially when using Supabase+RLS (or other systems that require frequent setting of configuration values that are basically fire-a
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6mo ago
The resulting binary is, well, binary. Not Go. Or I miss something.
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ALGOL indeed. I stand corrected. https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Null-References-The-Bill...
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From what the community says, it's pretty stable (as in BW compatible).
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I dont get your reasoning.
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Adding `null` to C was very simple to add. It added a lot of complexity that the language designer did not see coming (hence the billion dollar mistake he made on that).
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AI needs strong types just as much as human developers. Strong types also improve the interaction between humans and AI: shitty code is way more obvious with strong types. Pure strong-type langs like Elm take this to an even higher level: a
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I think you have an interesting spot in the design space here... Have you seen Lamdera? They have a way to use Elm on the server-side that is supposedly acceptable to the Elm-BDFL Evan Czaplicki. https://lamdera.com/ This t
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AC is also waaaay safer for households: since the power drop to to zero 100x (50Hz) per second switches are cheaper and safer, and electrocution is less likely to happen.