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by harikb 3y ago
Since there is no mention of FDT (Fast Data Transfer) [1] Amazing software (transfer performance wise) written (unfortunately in) Java :) Unintuitive CLI options, but fastest transfer I have seen. So fast, if I don't artificially limit
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by harikb 3y ago
Go team does acknowledge [1] it as a bug, so there is some point here However, that said, I wonder if OP (duckdb) could have written their solution [2] differently. Shouldn't they be able to select from a Pipe as well as Error channel
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by harikb 3y ago
Let me see if I can explain it - These "declarative" UI frameworks work very different from any UI frameworks in the past. They (theoretically) rebuild the data structures backing the current view of the UI and do that 60+ frames
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by harikb 3y ago
> having the LocalSend window visible and idle consumes an insane amount of cpu with the desktop window manager so Flutter :)
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by harikb 3y ago
Just curios, why single-out HN crowd though???. In a typical 'HN crowd' comment, it is usually about a persona that think 'tech is great' or 'tech can solve all problems', not this particular characterization o
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by harikb 3y ago
> For now we will remove ghost from the listing. This is really funny. The temporary solution is to blacklist a particular project!
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by harikb 3y ago
Novell netware type LAN, with network book, existed for even DOS, pre Windows 3.1 Edit: yes, wikipedia seems to confirm my recollection https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetWare
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by harikb 3y ago
And they had a sense of humor > Membership in the organization cost only $0.25, and members received the Committee's newsletter, the _Free Toilet Paper_
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by harikb 3y ago
People try to run JVM versions across 10 years and face "small" issues with builtins. GP's point was mainly about missing interfaces, missing methods, typos etc.
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by harikb 3y ago
bloomberg! they seem to be sponsoring a bunch of good work for OSS. Thank you!! I also happen to meet some of their engineers at Gophercon this year. Wouldn't have thought they do so much! Thanks!
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by harikb 3y ago
I would give them the benefit of doubt that there are forces outside of the control of those who are really building these things. Frankly, kind of presumptuous to call them inferior engineers. Working on an OS, particularly one that has to
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by harikb 3y ago
I am not sure what "old and busted way" you are referring to, but k8s does have value, particularly when we are not upgrading k8s itself It would be good to think of the occasional downtime during a significant upgrade (once in
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by harikb 3y ago
An equally hated contrary take - may be it is our (as users of k8s) desire to do in-place upgrades without downtime.. Sometimes a clean install of fresh cluster and switch over is so much simpler if we can just take a few minutes downtime t
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by harikb 3y ago
The biggest hurdle I see is that it is a C project, unfortunately something we can do nothing about. It is so much harder to trust a random code not have to have serious implications for the database. It will take ages for someone to get co
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by harikb 3y ago
From wikipedia > Typical crystal RTC accuracy specifications are from ±100 to ±20 parts per million (8.6 to 1.7 seconds per day), but temperature-compensated RTC ICs are available accurate to less than 5 parts per million.[12][13] In pra
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by harikb 3y ago
My tax guy uses Intuit Software as well. And I pay him 10x the cost of Turbo Tax. But I pay him for expertise / peace of mind. Intuit can fleece me all they want. Give me non-BS advanced features and I will gladly pay way more. Just do
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by harikb 3y ago
Seems to be based on RocksDB. But I wonder if the persistence it is like Redis's persistence (where the persistence is just snapshot/txn-log style) > JunoDB storage server instances accept operation requests from proxy and stor
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by harikb 3y ago
I was lazier and just did "GET / HTTP/1.0\n" and saved one character :P Edit: I am probably wrong about "1.0", might have been that I just did "GET /" and saved 8+ characters. I was just trying t
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by harikb 3y ago
The only exception here is them taking extra effort to keep dividends high. It is not like they were rolling is cash they don't know what to do with. > Intel's earnings report for the first quarter of 2023 was one of the worst
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by harikb 3y ago
The collective value of your View/Clicks is far higher than $10 to advertizers per month. Most people wouldn't pay that amount. This is just like insurance. Old people are subsidized by young. A rich person's View in the deve
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by harikb 3y ago
Related - https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/08/well/medical-tourism-mexi...
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by harikb 4y ago
Half of the article is entirely about GC. > Support for built-in GC set to ship in Q4 2023
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by harikb 4y ago
I have heard of 'second market', but how would one go about doing this? Do they create private contracts and such for a non-yet-listed company?
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by harikb 4y ago
Fun fact: You have to pay AMT on exercise even if the stock cannot be sold in the open market. Usually this means dipping into ones other savings. It hurts even more than you are paying AMT on fictitious valuations (if the company is not pu
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by harikb 4y ago
(I know... I know... I shouldn't take the bait.) Geeking out and being curious about blockchains is entirely different from ... (a) claiming they solve some real world problem (b) believing that non-reversable transactions or non-break
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by harikb 4y ago
> Interoperating with these native libraries in Go requires the use of CGO, which switches us from a pure Go toolchain to a much slower C toolchain. Moreover, this switch is a global process, meaning that if we use a single native librar
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Why Turborepo is migrating from Go to Rust(vercel.com)
7 points by harikb 4y ago|5 comments
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by harikb 4y ago
` One might question what drives the customer to pursue the treadmill, but Bill observed that "With a price tag of $49,999, customers are concerned about their investment getting away from them." `
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by harikb 4y ago
The article talks about options (english meaning) as in the developer is choosing to model his program to use a combination of these registers. Unfortunately, that is exactly my problem. __There should be one-- and preferably only one --obv
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by harikb 4y ago
> The units are considerably different: a millimetre is approximately 39 mils. :o

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