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by jitl 2y ago
Your one liner doesn’t do the same thing as the code I posted. You missed passing a callback to stream.write and waiting for the callback before exiting the process. Once we await that callback to resolve, then the buffered data from before
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by jitl 2y ago
Here's how I solved this problem in Notion's internal command line tools: function flushWritableStream(stream: NodeJS.WritableStream) { return new Promise(resolve => stream.write("", resolve)).catch(
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by jitl 2y ago
I think this task could easily be handled by an on device quantized model, I’m sure these companies will start thinking about their costs, right? (Maybe not though)
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by jitl 2y ago
It’s good
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by jitl 2y ago
Cursor’s model of select text -> cmd+k -> type instructions -> enter makes it quite versatile and useful for lower level transformations that I’m previously use vim regex find/replace to do. It’s also great for pretty formatti
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Wat: JavaScript lighting talk (2012) [video]
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by jitl 2y ago
You and "anybody" are actually two different sets of people with different needs and desires
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by jitl 2y ago
WebAssembly
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by jitl 2y ago
The unsafe block doesn't actually do anything at all. It's just pointless cargo-cutling from Rust.
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by jitl 2y ago
I think a security-focused GUI Linux distribution using hypervisor isolation may be more secure in practice for desktop/laptop use than OpenBSD. OpenBSD base system is designed to be a very secure server OS, but this comes at the expen
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by jitl 2y ago
What is the difference between this and Cloudflare’s first party D1 database offering? https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/ D1 is SQLite
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by jitl 2y ago
It’s a generalization of async/await syntax in languages like JavaScript or Swift. I like that it provides a generalized syntax that could be used for coroutines, generators, or async/await without adding any of those specifically
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by jitl 2y ago
How does the props part work? That is the part I find confusing
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by jitl 2y ago
This looks very smart, it’s like a SolidJS that is web-component native first and foremost. I like this framework substantially more than the previous web component systems I’ve seen that feel much more like “library” and it’s a bit choose
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by jitl 2y ago
Surface Pro with Windows 8 was pretty good, great performance on that device. I did a lot of sketching and some D&D world building with the pencil :). But the UX had a lot of frustrating spots where you still end up using Windows 95 UI
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by jitl 2y ago
That’s like saying Postgres delegates all this to the file system behind it. Neither a file system or S3 provide writer fencing, indexed range queries, batched/paged IO, or fine-grained data model.
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by jitl 2y ago
Jaguar discontinued the I-Pace model https://www.topgear.com/car-news/business/jaguar-has-stopped...
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by jitl 2y ago
I think these are two companies in very strong positions: - Hyundai/Genesis has some of the best cars on the market right now between the GV line and Ionic lines, and they seem to be improving faster than other manufacturers - Waymo is
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by jitl 2y ago
A key-value store is a type of database.
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by jitl 2y ago
I don't see any evidence this is implemented in the source code, and the README on Github also marks it as not-yet-implemented. There is an open issue for "design doc for transaction" here: https://github.com/
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by jitl 2y ago
It depends on the calculus about (time) budget and stability. Maybe I consider performance already acceptable, and don't have time budget to investigate beyond that. Maybe I look at "nsync", see its mutex (may) change the fai
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by jitl 2y ago
I specifically said "statically typed programming languages like Java or Golang" because those are languages without constructs that can easily represent something like a Typescript union-of-objects. There are many statically type
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by jitl 2y ago
> I can't imagine it's that the various libc authors aren't keeping up in state-of-the-art research on OS primitives... is this sarcasm? (I don't know any libc maintainers, but as a maintainer of a few thingies myself
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by jitl 2y ago
> Formally, a "database" refers to a set of related data accessed through the use of a "database management system" (DBMS), which is an integrated set of computer software that allows users to interact with one or mor
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by jitl 2y ago
Rust is just another programming language that’s quite similar to C++. The main difference is there’s like 4 types for String (some are references and some are owned) and methods for a struct go in a `impl StructName` block after the struct
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by jitl 2y ago
This is more targeted at OLTP style workloads with mutable data and potentially multiple writers
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by jitl 2y ago
From the docs https://slatedb.io/docs/introduction/ > NOTE > Snapshot isolation and transactions are planned but not yet implemented.
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by jitl 2y ago
On the contrary if Notion were to regurgitate one company’s business development strategy notes to another company, that would be much worse than a technical documentation leak! In my experience non-technical data usually much more importan
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by jitl 2y ago
I’ve been following the Feldera/DBSP/Differential Datalog team for a while and am happy to see y’all stable-ish with your own venture and settling in a model more approachable than DDlog for most developers :) This seems much more
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by jitl 2y ago
I looked at your docs: - renders very weird on my iPhone iPhone 15 Pro Max in Safari 18.0. Consider responsive design for smaller screen sizes to restyle the sidebar and set a body max-width instead of a width. You might not expect your use

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