jpitz

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   by jpitz 6y ago

   With important caveats. https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Licensing_FAQ#:~:text=The%20... .
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   My understanding has always been that creating a database is essentially a series of file copy operations from the template.
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   Your work is gorgeous. I hope you get to that point.
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   That helps. Thank you.
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   I am super confused right now. I tried to be very careful in my wording to avoid being hyperbolic or all inclusive. Am I giving that impression at all?
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   It is. From a fine woodworking perspective, however, it very often runs counter to purpose when the goal is to take advantage of the natural beauty inherent in the medium.
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   GE Appliances is wholly owned by a Chinese company, Haier.
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   Woodworking for mere mortals. https://woodworkingformeremortals.com/
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   by jpitz 6y ago

   Most of the fine woodworking folks I follow in the US don't typically use stain much.
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    Does a Martin guitar from the 1940s count?
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    Tfa even bolds the initial takeaway: "Swap is primarily a mechanism for equality of reclamation, not for emergency "extra memory". Swap is not what makes your application slow – entering overall memory contention is what make
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    I do data engineering and lots of systems scripting and Dev ops in python. I write in emacs and find I rarely if ever need a debugger.
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    Okay, but we're talking about an application, a piece of software who's primary intention is to run for a short period of time, parse a text file and transform it. It will be ran many many many times a day by developers whose time
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    Correctness means adherence to the spec, not some contrived absolute truth.
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    TiddlyWiki https://tiddlywiki.com/
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    I love continuous feedback. I set up automation in my development to run quick tools like code formatting, linting, and unit tests together. I'll use tmux to split my terminal into an editor window on the right, and on the left, I&#x27
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    by jpitz 6y ago

    Would love to see the code.
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    UPDATE: The PlantUML team responded to my question, and says this is a very temporary license change. https://forum.plantuml.net/11018/will-you-reconsider-the-cor...
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    I do believe that the author's heart is in the right place here, but I wonder what this is going to do to corporate adoption of PlantUML. As an individual user, I have no issue with the license. As a consultant, I am making sure my cli
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    PlantUML Updates to “CoronaVirus License”(plantuml.com)

    3 points by jpitz 7y ago|4 comments
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    What do you consider to be the defining set of features for an IDE, and what do you think Vim and Emacs are lacking from that list?
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    > On top of that, I doubt any human trucker is defending their load against two humans with shotguns, and that doesn't happen today enough to make the news. True, but if you aren't assaulting / endangering a driver, then t
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    This is exactly the reason I asked the question. PG didn't post this on HN.
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    How is he breaking it?
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    I'd love to see what kind of complexity you are managing there, and how.
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    It rings very true to me, but I think there is much, much more. How do you consistently say no without appearing oppositional?
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    What if the string representation of a node can look like a sequence of other nodes? Doesn't this approach need a node separator string that doesn't appear in the data?
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    You're not wrong, but those of us lucky enough to make that choice are rare. My point, however, is the question posed to the potential employer, looking at me with judgement that I might seek to optimize the time I'm spending away
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    I'm trading a third of my life for money, but it can't be about the money?
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    by jpitz 7y ago

    Sometimes I leave a note that flags as a compile error.