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by henvic 5y ago
Thank you. I'll take a look in the upcoming weeks. It seems promising!
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by henvic 5y ago
The rough edges I've faced are either edge case bugs or using more obscure APIs. Nothing too much worrisome.
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by henvic 5y ago
I dislike this because you're assuming I've Docker on my system and you also have to deal with the startup time of the container. I'd rather manage the database separately, and just have it configured for my tests to use them
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by henvic 5y ago
Thanks! I love the concept of sqlc, but their support for pgx with its native PostgreSQL interface was quite limited when I checked. I imagine it's better nowadays, and will try again soon!
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by henvic 5y ago
Yes. I'm barely using mocks. Most of the tests are integration tests against a real database.
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by henvic 5y ago
I don't know the state of drivers for other ecosystems, but even though pgx has a few rough edges, the quality of the driver is quite good and the maintainer (jackc) is also super responsive and helpful. I've had a positive experi
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by henvic 5y ago
Yes! This is why I made sure to comment about SQLite briefly, and link to this page: https://sqlite.org/whentouse.html
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Back to basics: Writing an application using Go and PostgreSQL(henvic.dev)
2 points by henvic 5y ago|2 comments
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by henvic 5y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the reference.
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by henvic 5y ago
Thank you for the insight!
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by henvic 5y ago
Interesting. I wonder if this can also be [ab]used to, say, deliver deltas of programs, so that you can have faster updates, but maybe it doesn't make sense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_delta_compression
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by henvic 5y ago
> It is the necessary role of government to occasionally step in and break up such companies, to forcibly reintroduce competition. That's the form of regulation that we need right now. Break these megacorporations up. What you'
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Upgrading to PostgreSQL 14 on FreeBSD 13 (tutorial)(henvic.dev)
4 points by henvic 5y ago|0 comments
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by henvic 5y ago
I bet there is a market for creating vending machines out of UK's phone boxes, and/or perhaps ship them as decoration items all over the world. In London, they could even be set up to sell miniature phone boxes in the most central
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by henvic 5y ago
Guess what... The more regulation, the harder it is to compete against too-big-to-fail well stablished corporations. It's like no one here ever heard what regulatory capture or lobby is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by henvic 5y ago
Who exactly has the time to read your comment. Have you even tried reading something from The New Yorker, The Atlantic, etc.? While their articles are usually huge, they usually provide insightful content. Try it.
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by henvic 5y ago
I recall when this idea of "organic" started (at least for me / in my life) seeing my chemistry teachers at high-school go crazy about how organic means 'that it's made out of carbon'. Of course, turns out orga
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by henvic 5y ago
s/fired me/fired him lol
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by henvic 5y ago
He put it together by writing a script.
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by henvic 5y ago
Mostly just a bit of 'bro culture'. I also was told they were worried I'd 'rob their code' as I was using my personal computer instead of a company-provided one. This guy told me the owners were worried because I co
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by henvic 5y ago
Just leave. It's the professional thing to do, if you can sustain yourself. In 2012 I've left my hometown and went to the other side of my country to work at a startup. Within 20 days I left because the situation was critical. I w
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by henvic 5y ago
They didn't even try to hide the fact that they're stuck in the 90s.
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by henvic 5y ago
If you're interest in this subject, I recommend Austin Meyer's documentary The Patent Scam ( https://www.thepatentscam.com/ ). * Austin Meyer is the creator of X-Plane / Laminar Research.
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by henvic 5y ago
Performance-wise is much better. Animations are smooth, and even AirPlay seems to work better. Safari is also slightly better, although she dislikes the new way it organizes tabs. That said, the thing she told me she liked the most, feature
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by henvic 5y ago
I've kind of indirect experience: my girlfriend is an iOS developer, and has been using it on her only Mac for a while. In the beginning it was awful for her. A lot of failures. However, after a couple of months it became quite stable,
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by henvic 5y ago
Finally! :)
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by henvic 5y ago
This happening organically is way better than any state-sponsored policy down the throats of everyone (which includes policies that end up making most traffic to become by cars instead of smaller vehicles or public transit, of course).
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by henvic 5y ago
"The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is a 1998 United States copyright law." Last time I checked the Netherlands was a different country. lol By the way: https://www.websiteplanet.com/blog/dmca-ignored
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Stop Coding Interviews(stopcodinginterviews.com)
2 points by henvic 5y ago|1 comments
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by henvic 5y ago
Unfortunately, most of traditional media is both really intertwined with government actors, and mostly interested in matters of politics, instead of sciences, technology, and more meaningful and informative things. News is, unfortunately, m

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