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by habibur 4y ago
> Indeed, as far as I know there isn’t a single HSR route anywhere on Earth that operates profitably on ticketing revenue The key part.
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by habibur 4y ago
My experience had been the opposite. PHP-FPM had been more resilient than the other services I run. Rock solid.
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by habibur 4y ago
The solution is not to get religiously terminal. I keep two desktops open and can flip with a keystroke. One of those always runs a full screen browser on gnome desk, and the other is the shell. I flip between those. Email is webmail but on
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by habibur 4y ago
> TigerBeetle is written in Zig This is the key part. Zig memory allocation is something like bookmark, allocate and then free everything after bookmark when done. Someone pushed it to limit.
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by habibur 4y ago
> We also paid close attention to proper memory management, producing as little garbage as possible. The key. And I was wondering how can a tracing GC outperform a non-tracing-GC memory manager.
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by habibur 4y ago
That brings up the old debate between framework vs library. My personal conclusion had been don't use frameworks, rather use libraries.
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by habibur 4y ago
"Using notepad.exe as an output device" is the message here. But impressive job nevertheless.
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by habibur 4y ago
Then it's "no fees for now". Which is different from "no fees".
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by habibur 4y ago
I was like "Oh! the impossible". Clicked, read, well -- it's about crypto trading. Putting the word "crypto" in title might have been better.
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by habibur 4y ago
Produced 365,000 cars in 90 days. That's 3 cars per minute.
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by habibur 4y ago
A list of things that I disliked when I used lua some long time back: - No break or continue in loops. Had to move those code blocks to a separate functions simply to put a "return" mimicking break. - No ternary operator ? : or un
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by habibur 4y ago
Adding that in HTML5, closing <p> <td> <th> <li> <dt> <dd> and other tags like these are optional. You can choose to not close those, and your HTML is just as valid. If you practice not closing, you can d
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by habibur 4y ago
Read it. Only in Europe, and because of surge in their power cost. Would have been better if the title reflected it.
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by habibur 4y ago
> We do not link to the Pirate Library Mirror from this blog. Please find it yourself. Good. That's why their site has survived this far.
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by habibur 4y ago
Things changed sometime circa 2018. Previously I had to check and ensure online if the laptop runs linux and then buy it. Now I don't. I just buy it, and know it will run linux. Fedora distribution is the most compatible one that I hav
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by habibur 4y ago
This. Interesting to see that I always find the most practical answer at the bottom.
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by habibur 4y ago
If AI generated Images are of better quality than the alternatives, getty or other orgs rejecting AI won't suppress its rise. Rather alternate markets for these images will arise quickly, and people will flock there leaving getty behin
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by habibur 4y ago
That's because Stable Diffusion is built with PyTorch. Which isn't optimized for anything but CUDA. Even the CPU is a second class citizen there. Let alone AMD or other graphics. Not saying PyTorch doesn't run on anything els
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by habibur 4y ago
You need to add a Makefile there. It's just two lines.
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by habibur 4y ago
Good info. Now using it on my site.
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by habibur 4y ago
Turn it in to your personal wiki instead of blog. The difference being making it hierarchical and making edits inline. And then write your work notes, thoughts on it. No one might read it, but it's primarily for your own reference.
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by habibur 4y ago
Business source license. Free for personal or commercial use. But service providers have to pay if they offer this database as a service.
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by habibur 4y ago
Speed is one part of the equation. Other parts are about how much resource it consumes for delivering that speed. Like memory and cores.
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by habibur 4y ago
Was expecting a number comparing the amount of mutation with a regular non-astronaut's genetic mutation. It's not there.
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by habibur 4y ago
the thing is, it gets executed when enclosed in single quote too. that's what worried me. as i had been quoting urls within single quotes in shell commands and had been feeling relatively safe -- till now. i noticed the single quote. k
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by habibur 4y ago
There are so many theories on how the Pyramids were built. With videos on youtube. And the theories compete with one another with fundamentally different approach. I wonder how much the scientists are confident on their seperate explanation
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by habibur 4y ago
Remembering : In the 90s, when it came out, I couldn't run Quake 1 on my desktop PC as it required 6 MB of RAM, and I had only 4 MB installed.
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by habibur 4y ago
Indeed. Lesson learned. Thanks.
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by habibur 4y ago
That's the fundamental argument supporting the use of NULL. Extending this one will require you to use "infinite types of NULLs". Decades ago there was an article written explaining it, and that turned into a meme for a while
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by habibur 4y ago
Don't have a use case for a field being NULL instead of "". Say, if I want to check how many records I don't have value for "ref", I don't want the count(*) query to show count(*) ref 12000 (null

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