hobofan

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by hobofan 3y ago
> My company would be a lot more willing to pay a one-time bounty to fix a bug And how often do you do that today, in practice? If the pain is big enough, then I'm sure you tried to reach out to maintainers directly and see if there
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by hobofan 3y ago
> See mkdocs-material as a prime example Then I hope you provide a better system for dealing with (or allowing the maintainers to deal with) taxes. Unless the maintainer of mkdocs-material somehow funnels the earnings through a US compan
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by hobofan 3y ago
> Luckily you do not need credentials to solve problems with software. No, but you should at least provide a perspective why you will succeed (where many others have tried and failed). The only thing I see different in their approach is
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by hobofan 3y ago
It's not either benefits _or_ features that you need, it's both. Benefits to pique their interest and draw them in. Features to tick the checkboxes and get through procurement.
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by hobofan 3y ago
"every dev" = every JS/TS dev I'm not sure when it started, but I feel like there has been an recent increase of "for every dev" or "for everyone" in marketing copy of tools like these. Though, if you
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by hobofan 3y ago
> Similarly for Rust, I figure CLion is the best bet? Yeah. IntelliJ Ultimate is also decent with Rust, but debugging & profiling support is better with CLion.
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by hobofan 3y ago
Same reason you'd use any other IntelliJ IDE: Most things just work out of the box without having to install and configure dozens of plugins. Admittedly, for Rust the gap isn't as big as with other languages, as RA is an excellent
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by hobofan 3y ago
Java? I thought the whole raison d'etre for ScyllaDB was "Cassandra without Java"?
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by hobofan 3y ago
Yes, if you sign up in the Downloads sections (found in the header menu), there are individual downloads for neurons and connections (and other parts that make up the whole thing).
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by hobofan 3y ago
I'd also recommend "How Query Engines Work" for a good practical exercise in the topic: https://andygrove.io/how-query-engines-work/ . I think one should go already have a high-level overview of what ind
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by hobofan 3y ago
> Hope people are not going to mention that this is a blockchain company. Well, nobody apart from you did...
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by hobofan 3y ago
Gamepass is good, but PS Plus is also good. Arguably the main thing you get with Gamepass is more AAA games, but honestly, both iclude more games than you can reasonably play. > exclusives (this generation, there aint a huge difference)
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by hobofan 3y ago
> So give them an inch You are not giving them an inch, you are receiving an inch (and a whole lot more). And if you don't want that, you can turn the feature off. What would you want instead? Them not offering the feature at all?
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by hobofan 3y ago
Probably because they don't care?
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by hobofan 3y ago
> because there are any number of volunteers waiting in the wings to take over to be able to wield that same power. Yes, and that's why the "good" mods have power (against Reddit), because they know not to abuse that moddi
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by hobofan 3y ago
> stars - the likelihood that an issue affecting us will affect someone else. More people affected, the more likely it gets fixed So you are equating stars with adoption, which they are really aren't a good measure of. Even in the m
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by hobofan 3y ago
That's already prevented by the checksum which is present for all crate versions in the registry index, which is set in stone on publish and verified by cargo on download. See e.g. https://github.com/rust-lang/crat
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by hobofan 3y ago
Not only via botique consultancies. Almost every megaCo has some ontology team working for them. Sadly almost all of them also seem to be stuck into a perpetual conceptual phase with very little actual impact on the business.
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by hobofan 3y ago
Just tacking it onto an existing standard is not how you get everyone to "incorporate it in a compatible, correct way". If anything, you'll get exactly the opposite, where laymen that try to shove Turtle 1.2 (which they just
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by hobofan 3y ago
As of right now, nothing. The only thing that is in there is a license key checker and basic infrastructure for feature flags.
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by hobofan 3y ago
The headline doesn't accurately represent the content of the blog post. It should be "GitHub's New Code Search is Bad for Finding __New__ Code". GitHub's new code search is great at finding code (a vast improvement
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by hobofan 3y ago
So they don't even manage to stay within the three nines. Today they already spent their whole quarterly budget. With the incidents April and May they have already exceeded their whole yearly budget.
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by hobofan 3y ago
> newer ~9 months almost a decade ago, so not substantially newer.
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by hobofan 4y ago
That has been possible for some time with Babel[0] and was also referenced in the old React docs[1]. But, as stated there and in the sibling comment here, it's not really suitable for production use. [0]: https://babeljs.io&
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by hobofan 4y ago
Maybe not in legal terms. However a 90% market share in a market where the majority of consumers never evaluates switching to a competitor, gives you so much leeway in execution, that there isn't much difference to a monopoly.
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by hobofan 4y ago
This is the advancement of egg[0]. Egg (and the e-graph theory behind it) has recently been put into use in some databases (e.g. cube[1]) and compilers (e.g. cranelift[2]). It lends itself well to the use-case of optimizing query planers an
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by hobofan 4y ago
> the Rust foundation has trademarked the name "Rust" Just to clarify: Rust, Cargo and Clippy have already been registered as trademarks for some time now (AFAIK originally by Mozilla, with ownership transfered to the Rust Foun
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by hobofan 4y ago
The point is: There is no risk. That's the same as taking homeopathics, "just in case". In the end the only thing that does (apart from possible placebo effect) is signal to everyone that you don't have any understanding
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by hobofan 4y ago
Yes, and no trademark policy in the world can make uttering the trademark a forbidden word that no one is ever allowed to say/write.
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by hobofan 4y ago
Yeah, really the only word out of place in the headline was "Aztec". All the rest could have applied to GW. Fun fact: In the early days (I think the first 6 months or so) of GW there were some item attribute modifiers that I think

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