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by hobofan 4y ago
Huh, how views can differ... I think SQL/PGQ have the potential to outright kill the whole field of PG databases (if/once existing databases actually start implementing it). The big marketing claim of Neo4J & friends has alway
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by hobofan 4y ago
> That's ultimately related to DNA errors as well. No it is not. Sure, you could try to frame everything as DNA errors, but at some point that just becomes so convoluted and out of touch with what's actually happening that it f
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by hobofan 4y ago
This is only a small part of it. Organisms are not just a clean slate representation of their DNA. The accumulated state of "errors" on other levels (e.g. misfolded proteins and heavy metals which the organism doesn't have an
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by hobofan 4y ago
On a coarse-grained level the 9 main different mechanisms that make up "aging" have been known for at least a decade now[0]. Each of those areas has different and often vast variations of sub-mechanisms that need to be tackled and
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by hobofan 4y ago
I'd check out the Slack, which is where I've seen a few projects integrating it coordinating. I think DuckDB is one of the projects that has the best support for executing Substrait query plans. I think for most other projects the
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by hobofan 4y ago
AFAIK it only works on Linux on bare metal M1 (so not on virtualized Linux in macOS).
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by hobofan 4y ago
Yes, and you are doing so on a post about a random project written in Rust, which doesn't have anything to do with the policy proposal that just happens to be under review during the same time. This just diverts attention away from the
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by hobofan 4y ago
I'd recommend looking into Substrait[0] for anyone interested in this mid-/low-level database/query engine space. It tries to establish a vendor-agnostic set of relational operators (and all the things surrounding it) to make
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by hobofan 4y ago
As they said, it's an indication not a "rule". Anecdotally in interviews, it seems that most people that say that they like functional programming, tend to like the idealized notion of functional programming more than actuall
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by hobofan 4y ago
We are a ~10 people startup and have been using Bazel since day 1 (where I introduced Bazel and learned about it on the job). Overall, I would say that it has been very much worth it, as it eliminates some classes of developer problems almo
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by hobofan 4y ago
> That’s when you perform a pointless ritual to convey the feeling of security. That's exactly what going through the security checkpoint at the airport is. A pointless ritual to convey the feeling of security. Yes, arbitrary liquid
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by hobofan 4y ago
IPFS alone only gives you content addressing. So you'll need at the minimum some higher-level IPLD structure that allow you to express structures such as an ontology, etc.. That can be based on the Plow model, if you want. If you want
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by hobofan 4y ago
> You start with spreadsheets with columns relating to other columns, and then you view the graph next to it as you go. We are actually starting to crystalize something like that in our app. It's currently more read- than write-orie
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by hobofan 4y ago
DISCLAIMER: Contains some self-promotion > Imagine hovering over a UI element and seeing who implemented it and when, what project it was part of, why the project was initiated, and what kpis and goals it contributes to. That's exac
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by hobofan 4y ago
Wikidata builds on RDF at its core (the data model behind JSON-LD), and also supports queries with responses in JSON-LD format.
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by hobofan 4y ago
Yes, JSON-LD is just a different serialization format for RDF. For anyone looking for a solution to the link rot problem (as well as versioning and dependency management), they might be interested in Plow[0]. We built it due to frustration
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by hobofan 4y ago
One positive thing I can say about Weaviate is that it's incredibly simple to get started with it, as it handles talking to the vectorizer(s) for you, and they provide many out of the box container images for them. With that we were ab
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by hobofan 4y ago
What do you mean? This only includes fonts already present as standard font on the operating system, so presumably they are all permissively licensed. Either way, you as the website owner are not responsible for whatever font ends up being
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by hobofan 4y ago
As far as I understand, neither of the examples you mention allow for proper bi-directional editing. > FreeCAD has ability to generate shapes or sketches with script and it would be possible to edit resulted geometry manually with GUI to
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by hobofan 4y ago
> create-react-app That's neither required, nor being recommended by the wider community anymore. > JSX JSX on the other hand I feel like is something that is essential to React (yes, I know that some people disagree), and one of
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by hobofan 4y ago
As react is only the core library and not a batteries-included framework, you will often find additional libraries that help with certain use-cases. E.g. if you are dealing with forms a lot, I would strongly suggest using react-hook-form or
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by hobofan 4y ago
> The solution isn't to replace the tool, but teach developers how to use it. Or to improve the tool to have it teach developers and be more helpful in case of common errors. I think in many non-submodule parts git has improved on t
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by hobofan 4y ago
> `Dockerfile` from 10 years back would work today as well. I highly doubt that any Dockerfile from back then would work if it runs `apt-get` (as many do), as the mirrors for the old distribution versions aren't online anymore. Dock
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by hobofan 4y ago
> Just saying, I'm not sure auto semver with lockfiles is really a win over just locking to begin with. It's still a win even if you consider only patch version updates. Without that, for a CVE in a dependency, every dependent
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by hobofan 4y ago
- URL-based dependencies also have some additional security issues in the most common usage scenarios (see my recent flagged post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34937327 ). - You also lose all ecosystem upgradability,
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by hobofan 4y ago
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by hobofan 4y ago
> and that `npm install` will not respect the package-lock.json I'm not sure where you get that from. Maybe this was the case for the first NPM version with package-lock.json, but at least for the current and previous LTS version, i
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by hobofan 4y ago
> if anyone were to sneak up a non obvious trojan horse into the dependency chain, it would take a few weeks to be detected and millions of servers would already be compromised. You can do this with deno too but the norm is to use pinned
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by hobofan 4y ago
Typo attacks aren't just about typing the error by hand. They are often more about fooling human visual perception. E.g. for a more large-scale attack, you could replicate the whole deno.land/x/ website, which is where people
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