henrydark

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   by henrydark 5y ago

   The doc is talking about how the full prefix is now part of the sharding, in contrast to previous times when only the few characters mattered. But if you put many files with the exact same prefix - even sequential dates - then you hit the t
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   by henrydark 5y ago

   I think the CPS attempt in Nim could do this https://github.com/nim-works/cps
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   by henrydark 5y ago

   Working with git for 5 years and SVN for 15 before that on teams ranging from 2 to 30 people, I think the problem of collaborative programming just isn't solved yet. It's not that git is special or especially hard. It's that
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   by henrydark 5y ago

   Good piece, goes into such depth that probably not all scientists must know all of this :) That said, my own experience of noticing what people's machines are wasting time on around me is very different. For scientists at firms (outsid
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   by henrydark 5y ago

   Is having the -x necessary in filenames, or could you add a subdirectory and use the same original file name for a bundled file?
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   by henrydark 5y ago

   Langdale also has a state machine simd idea that can be used for the full csv transition table: https://branchfree.org/2018/05/25/say-hello-to-my-little-fri... I implemented this at some point (the "nois