jeltz

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by jeltz 2y ago
Yes, they are horrible features that do not belong in a browser but they make up at most 1.41% of the test suite.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Most of the founding fathers were old. Benjamin Franklin was in his 80s. The young ones were the exception.
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by jeltz 2y ago
A big example is that almost all plastic in the ocean comes from a couple of Asian countries. No amount of money spent in the US could stop that. But it would likely be very cheap to combine funding plastic recycling with threats of sanctio
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by jeltz 2y ago
Not really. To an outsider this looks very much like the cultural revolution.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Between 26 and 81.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Do you use biometric data to predict the weather?
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by jeltz 2y ago
I tried it a few months ago and it was a buggy mess with strange defalts. Totally unusable on a couple of the projects I tried it on.
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by jeltz 2y ago
How do these differ from SQL functions in PostgreSQL? They look like the same thing.
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by jeltz 2y ago
I have also tried many and so far none have even managed to be as good as the kludge that is SQL.
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by jeltz 2y ago
While I agree with you this is off-topic. I am happy to not have to see that argument. And you were the wine to bring it here now.
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by jeltz 2y ago
In some European countries water is free. I am from Sweden where all places have free tap water and fancy places often have free sparkling water.
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by jeltz 2y ago
No, they are making the possible very late.
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by jeltz 2y ago
It is based on data from internal benchmarks. Zfs is fine for database workloads but scales worse than Xfs based on my personal experience. It is unpublished benchmarks and I do not have access to any farm to win a discussion on the interne
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by jeltz 2y ago
Not on most database workloads. There zfs does not scale very well.
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by jeltz 2y ago
It is possible to corrupt the file system from user space as a normal user with Btrfs. The PostgreSQL devs found that when working on async IO. And as fer as I know that issue has not been fixed. https://www.postgresql.org/m
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by jeltz 2y ago
There have been bigger increases but most likely not faster ones though I am not sure how far back we have reliable data for rate of increase. And even if so this rapid rate of increase is still not a good thing. It will require expensive a
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by jeltz 2y ago
Have you actually tried coding Rust without IDE support? I have. I code C and Rust professionally with basically only syntax highlighting. As for how lifetimes help? One of the more annoying parts of coding C is to constantly have to look u
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by jeltz 2y ago
They suggest that based on their experience. Error handling in bash is awful so I advice against using it for anything complex.
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by jeltz 2y ago
I code Rust just fine without any fancy IDE you should give it a shot. The languages I find hardest to code without fancy IDE features are C and C++ due to their implicit casts. Rust is typically easy to code without IDE features due to its
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by jeltz 2y ago
Hasn't that been the case much longer than that? The US for example has had a problem with creationists.
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by jeltz 2y ago
I really like Axum but have two issues with it 1) no well-integrated OpenAPI generation and 2) confusing error messages when you make an error in the request handler signature. The second problem Iblwsrned today might be solved with the #[d
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by jeltz 2y ago
Is there any reason to think they will be able to? They are just going the same thing as everyone else but started later. Another player might lower costs slightly but not much.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Cut and cover only works if your subway follows streets. Yeah, I think we should do that where it makes sense but quite often you need to go under buildings or hills.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Anecdotally it is not. Most papers in CS I have read have been bad and impossible to reproduce. Maybe I have been unlucky but my experience is sadly the same.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Your replacement only strengthens the parent's point to me. Sounds like a fun little challenge that I would love if one of my friends gave me. I wish I had friends like that.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Gitlab is slow and bloated but otherwise better than GitHub in almost all things, especially the CI.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Are there any key features which is not in the open source version?
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by jeltz 2y ago
The article claims that while Neaderthals had some cold adaptations they were not exclusively so. So your idea is very far fetched.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Not well. At least Thunderbird with Gmail does not work very well.
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by jeltz 2y ago
Nah, JMAP is optimized to make fewer and cheaper calls to the server. I agree that it was a mistake to use JSON for JMAP but I doubt the overhead of using JSON matters in practice compare to the benefits. Parsibg JSON with SIMD instructions

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