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by ggregoire 2y ago
Another interesting one about their Storage Platform (which includes MySQL): https://www.uber.com/blog/odin-stateful-platform > The [Odin] platform supports 23 technologies, ranging from traditional online databases
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Anyone knows how the data about each timezone stays updated within Temporal? Does the TC39 update the data somewhere, then each browser copies that data internally and releases a new version of the browser? If a user visits my website and t
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I've been trying this week to summarize transcripts from Fox News with llama3.1 and half the time it tells me it can't because this is too sensitive…
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I've yet to find a problem with React that would justify learning one of those new frameworks. I know it's popular to say React is bad on the internet, but have been using it for 10 years now and it's still going strong in my
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by ggregoire 2y ago
First line in the article: "Providing up to $5,000 in AWS Promotional Credit to nonprofits around the world"
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Doesn't seem impossible to make it work with Django, but I doubt you can reuse Django Auth. PostgREST uses the roles and privileges of PostgreSQL to verify if a request is allowed. So, while you can indeed add a PostgREST on top of the
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Didn't know about this data structure. What are some use cases other than text editors? The article on wikipedia [1] doesn't expand much on this. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rope_(data_structure)
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I used to make my APIs with Starlette/FastAPI, didn't know it was the same author! Nowadays I just use PostgREST for all my new APIs. It's a phenomenal piece of software, save me so much time.
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I've seen some companies using React with Django REST Framework [1], to keep the benefits of Django while having a strong separation between front and back (separate projects, teams, deploys, etc). [1] https://www.django-res
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I read your question and thought to myself "why is it so hard to buy a Steamdeck"? Available only in like 10 countries. Seems like the opposite problem, Valve doesn't use resellers but they can't handle international man
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I watched the same video you talking about [1], where he's trying the PG27UCDM (new 27" 4K 240Hz OLED "gaming monitor" [2]) and his first impressions are "it's so clean and sharp", then he starts Doom Eter
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by ggregoire 2y ago
> But it would seem that a hacker news front page would be a great opportunity to let more people know about your product. It's on the front page every other week… https://hn.algolia.com/?query=htmx
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I was gonna ask if Terminal never had any security issues, then tried to find a page with its release notes, and unfortunately couldn't find anything. I also tried different macOS release notes [1][2][3][4], doing ctrl F "terminal
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Most users don't need anything else than React with React-Router, a tool like Vite or similar for hot reload in dev and make the build, and a static hosting solution like S3 and CloudFront to host the app for peanuts.
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by ggregoire 2y ago
> i hate about react.js is that if you have like a big app, the routes definitions will be a nightmare I'm curious how you define your routes cause I've got several big apps with lot of routes, nested routes and complex access
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by ggregoire 2y ago
> 12GB max is a non-starter for ML work now. Can you even do ML work with a GPU not compatible with CUDA? (genuine question) A quick search showed me the equivalence to CUDA in the Intel world is oneAPI, but in practice, are the major Py
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Tanner never worked on react-router: https://github.com/remix-run/react-router/commits/main/?auth...
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by ggregoire 2y ago
The developer making react-query (one of the libraries mentioned in the article). https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I've been using react-router for almost a decade without any issue. I deploy the apps as static websites on S3.
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by ggregoire 2y ago
> The react community has 10 python v2->v3 situation in any given year. That is not my experience. Maybe you could share with us some examples? My most important dependencies, after React itself and TypeScript, are react-router (which
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by ggregoire 2y ago
While I also think react-query should have kept v5 compatible with the v3 API (even if the new API is better, keep the old one optional, at least for a while), the migration is fairly easy and quick to do, and more importantly, it's no
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by ggregoire 2y ago
A large number of players are only interested in those "overly complicated and fiddly" boardgames (commonly known as "heavy"). The BGG ranking is massively dominated by those games [1]. There are also Youtube channels de
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Genuinely curious, knowing nothing about this field: does, for example a neurosurgeon with 15 year of experience, when looking for a new place to work, have to pass surgery "challenges", like doing a lumbar puncture in 15 min on a
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by ggregoire 2y ago
How so? I run docker compose in production on 30 bare metals without any issue.
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by ggregoire 2y ago
You misinterpreted the massive disagreement of the population (20M people) with an affirmation of neutrality. One can hope the dems will not misinterpret it (as they often do, unfortunately, and they already started on twitter and the mains
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Was expected, lot of Americans don't want to be represented by either of those two candidates.
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by ggregoire 2y ago
I don't know if I follow you. My point was that TV networks can't do propaganda for a candidate, i.e. they can repeat the policies of each candidate (without giving you their opinion on those policies and trying to convince you if
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by ggregoire 2y ago
This is the most shocking part from an outsider POV. In Europe* mainstream media must obviously be neutral about each candidate but also give the same amount of airing time to each candidate. So like if candidate 1 is invited for a 10 min i
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by ggregoire 2y ago
You can also pass an entire .env file with the --env-file option.
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by ggregoire 2y ago
Not sure what languages you are thinking to with "most static type systems", but in languages like TypeScript or Rust (and I guess modern Java/C#, haven't touched those in a while), most of the types are inferred by the

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