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by jasfi 4y ago
Creatine is also found in seafood and plant-based sources as well. I don't know the exact concentrations though. Iron is really the big one when it comes to a meatless diet. You can't easily get enough iron from other sources with
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by jasfi 4y ago
I use it mainly for high-performance backend engines. E.g. I'm writing an automated trading system and the trading engine is written in Nim. I wrote a Nim web framework that has an ORM: https://github.com/jfilby/ne
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by jasfi 4y ago
For my latest project: Frontend: React/Typescript Backend: React/Typescript, Nim DB: Postgres Hosting: Namecheap, Cloudflare, ZAP-Hosting
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by jasfi 4y ago
That's Nim.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Nim is what you want.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not an American.
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by jasfi 4y ago
The points for not playing dirty, and making that public, are worth it. Hopefully other countries take note.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I've been steadily working on an automated trading system in Nim, currently for Binance only. This is a very difficult problem, to trade successfully based on rules. But it's also very interesting.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Some of this could be related to the corticosteroids (glucocorticoids) sometimes given to treat long COVID: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/08/30/health/oral-inhaled-stero... https://bmjopen.bmj.
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by jasfi 4y ago
There are just too many new languages all vying to be the new Python. I personally like Nim, but it's also gaining traction too slowly.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Procedural SQL is how you package reusable/common operations in the DB world. In terms of programming languages, you'd use an ORM. SQL isn't as broken as you think, it does what it's supposed to do very well. There are m
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by jasfi 4y ago
My guess is that this is to prevent bots abusing infinite results pages. Possibly those that would scrape ranked results for a query.
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by jasfi 4y ago
This is cool, but img2img likely couldn't be easily used to make images in such games, because every scene would look very different. The problem is that you can't maintain the exact look between images. It could be used for artis
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by jasfi 4y ago
https://www.ycombinator.com/faq The FAQ says they regularly accept solo founders.
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by jasfi 4y ago
True, but I was thinking from a web client. Perhaps if table and column names were aliased? Not that different from GraphQL.
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by jasfi 4y ago
If persisted GraphQL queries are safest and likely more performant, then persisted SQL would have the same benefits. Not that I'm advocating for that, but there's not much difference once you've accounted for all factors.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Nim does the same thing.
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by jasfi 4y ago
There's also IBM's Network Installation Management (NIM).
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by jasfi 4y ago
It's not good for Nim, unfortunately. The language is great, but the community isn't that big. If you're looking for a web framework with an ORM for Nim, check out Nexus: https://github.com/jfilby/nexus
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by jasfi 4y ago
Concepts like transactions are often about trade-offs between performance and features (which introduce complexity). It's likely that the OS architects realized that if devs wanted transactions they'd use a database.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Good tools help a lot, by that I mean frameworks and libraries, e.g. for CSS.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Always good to hear someone else interested in Nim!
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by jasfi 4y ago
It sounds like the architecture is different to what I understood. I'll read up more on your system, it sounds very interesting!
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by jasfi 4y ago
> Moving this business logic to the financial database layer opened up three orders of magnitude more performance This is because there is an IO cost in sending a request to the DB and then receiving a response. If the DB is on another m
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by jasfi 4y ago
DOS had a lot of great games and programs that worked very well. It took years to build up the ecosystem and the performance, graphics and other techniques. While Windows could multi-task and had other features that were theoretically bette
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by jasfi 4y ago
I meant the landing page, for auth and showing features/pricing/etc to new users. Not the web-app, sorry I should have made that clear. Although a company that Open Sources a website and web-app but not the data itself would be in
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Ask HN: Which companies Open Source their website?
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by jasfi 4y ago
Sure, but "enough" can be very subjective. What's enough for the developer might not be enough for anyone else.
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by jasfi 4y ago
This is not necessarily a bad thing. Ideas that prove worthy in NimSkull could be incorporated into Nim, if the Nim maintainers decide to do so.
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by jasfi 4y ago
In that case, the user owns the copyright, not the company, as the user is the author. So it would be up to them to take legal action if deemed necessary.

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