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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Sure looks like it. I'm not getting what's new or interesting here. Cursors are actually better because you can put any kind of sort order in there. This "lastEventId" seems to be strictly chronological.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
That's cool, but doesn't it have the same problem? When you die or decide to stop paying, the website dies too.
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
I don't have enough experience with traits, but they also sound like a recipe for creating a mess. I find anything more than like 1 level of inheritance starts to create trouble. But perhaps that's the magic of traits? Instead of
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
> Otherwise you've got one object that's actually two types: the object half-initialised and the object fully initialised, and it's very easy to confuse the two. You said it yourself -- if you feel like you have two objec
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Ya'all are very strict in your definitions then. My definition is "does it feel laggy" or "do I have to walk away and come back when this thing is done". Basically like 24 FPS or higher is real-time. Even that'
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
I just wish line breaks weren't allowed to be quoted. I would have preferred \n. Now I can't read line-by-line or stream line-by-line.
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
I didn't know about the formula injection, I just knew that Excel and Sheets mangle my dates every time and it drives me bonkers. Why is that the default ? It makes no sense.
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Maybe try something with instant feedback? I'm not sure what precisely, but I'm picturing a split view with text on the left and the output on the right. I do this in web dev, React + hot reload is wonderful. For games, I've
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
If it was read-only I wouldn't hate it so much. A table view of all my resources wouldn't be bad. But heaven forbidden if I hit a random number in a random cell!
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Hmm, not sure what you're asking then. You want a physical computer that you have access to? DigitalOcean is just a hosting provider. You can buy just regular 'Droplets' (dedicated machine nodes) and host whatever you want on
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Yeah, it's been working for me too! Feels weird but if it works it works I guess
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
I haven't been following .NET lately, but AFAIK .NET works on Linux now and "Mono" is basically .NET for Linux... what even are the differences? Sounds like Microsoft just doesn't want to maintain 2 different versions so
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
I don't like it either, but at least we can pave over it with a framework, unless you're allergic to those. It makes a good building block.
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Maybe not even 'akin' but literally ComfyUI. Comfy already has a bunch of image-to-text nodes. I haven't seen txt2txt or Loras and such for them though. But I also haven't looked.
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Still terrible at handwriting. I signed up for the API, cobbled together from their tutorial ( https://docs.mistral.ai/capabilities/document/ ) -- why can't they give the full script instead of little bits? Tri
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by hdjrudni 2y ago
Even if it does...are you registering companies for hobby projects?
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by hdjrudni 3y ago
I'm at 329 kB of JS. I've been building on the same app for 10 years. That's a lot of cruft build up. And I'm still nowhere close to any of these numbers. I've got React, jQuery, lodash, and I don't know what e
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by hdjrudni 3y ago
A/B testing requires you to build both A and B. Or if you already have A, B can't be so radically different that any comparison is meaningless.
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
0.14.x was when I adopted React. And yeah, I think it was getting quite popular already. That was released in 29/10/2015, so that matches what you said.
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
Ehhh... tomato tomato. I can scroll perfectly fine in my Ubuntu terminal. I can scroll perfectly fine when I connect with ssh. Mosh doesn't allow me to scroll. Don't really care whose fault it is. I did try tmux today. Also doesn&
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
Will have to check that out. Thanks!
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
That sounds sweet! But I guess DigitalOcean doesn't support it? I'm getting "error: ephemeral containers are disabled for this cluster (error from server: "the server could not find the requested resource")."
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
> The jackpot accumulates. It grew so high because there are many weeks worth of 75 cents. It's an average. Most weeks 0 cents goes to the jackpot because nobody wins, so on the weeks somebody wins, it's often significantly mor
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
right, but how else are you going to know your crypto is broken? what unit test is going to fail?
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
They should know what's going on, but they need the full story, not just what they perceive to be happening because they don't know the suspect is on drugs, or just robbed a store, or is a violent felon. I don't know how we
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
We do use microservices, but even then it's still slow AF. I'm not entirely sure why, I guess just via the code dependencies it includes nearly everything. It's all C++ which probably doesn't help.
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
That's true.. either that or you just type out your question and someone will close it as a dupe, wrongly or rightly.
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
Backup is automated on a nightly cron. Restoring the entire DB is easy, I have a script to do it. But ya if something blows up in prod or partially blows up, ... usually the situation is you wrote some shoddy script and blew up half the d
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
It's required very little maintenance so far, and it may even be a positive ROI because I'm using the same setup for development. Since it's part of the same Kubernetes config, it's easy to spin up the DB under Docker De
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by hdjrudni 4y ago
Well not exactly $5, it's in the same cluster, so.. hard to put a price on it. Plus a couple bucks for backups on B2. Oh plus the persisted volume.. I think I've got 25 GiB at 10c/GiB so $2.50 for 'hot' storage and

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