katnegermis

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by katnegermis 6y ago
I really love using dbeaver[1] as a Postgres IDE. It requires a small bit of configuration for me to use it (why are the defaults to automatically lowercase all of my SQL?!). Other than that it's excellent! [1]: https://dbea
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by katnegermis 6y ago
Ha, initially misread your question as its opposite (~"would reading technical/non-work related books in my spare time be a waste of time") and immediately thought no, of course not! To me, doing non-work related things outsi
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by katnegermis 6y ago
Not pc, but they did an episode of "How I built this" that: https://www.npr.org/2020/03/06/812853591/stripe-patrick-and-... I don't remember if they answered exactly what you are asking, b
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by katnegermis 6y ago
Not OP, but I've recently worked with AWS Parameter Store a lot, and I've been very happy with it so far. We store all configuration (including secrets) using it. We started by using https://github.com/segmentio&#x
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by katnegermis 7y ago
I think this is what https://tailscale.com/ is trying to solve :) (I'm in no way affiliated, but stumbled upon it on twitter a few weeks ago)
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by katnegermis 7y ago
At noesis.gg we made a small, not-at-all scientific comparison of our JSON and flatbuffers implementations: https://www.noesis.gg/news/player-movement-speedup.html . The somewhat silly video on that page shows the actua
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by katnegermis 7y ago
I think it is a joke-attempt at getting him to reveal his wifi password :)
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Show HN: Visual, interactive analytics for esports (CS:GO)
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Show HN: Counter-Strike analytics for all skill levels
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by katnegermis 8y ago
I think he's referring to the fact that maps are iterated in random order. Now if you print them directly, you may be lead to believe that the order is _not_ random.
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by katnegermis 8y ago
One of my friends came up with a tongue-in-cheek name for your "default to many"-advice: https://theharemrule.com After being given the advice couple years ago, I found it to be applicable to quite a number of scenario
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by katnegermis 8y ago
I can't think of a worse way to get your point across.
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by katnegermis 9y ago
_Please_ let it be intentional that you wrote punished! It conveys the feeling of publishing so well.
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by katnegermis 9y ago
I just finished it a few days ago. Read it for the exact same reason. I can really recommend it!
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by katnegermis 9y ago
I would _love_ to get me an x320/x330. But I can't for the life of me find a place that actually sells them. The one place that I found is a facebook group where it seems that they have been unresponsive for around half a year. ED
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by katnegermis 10y ago
I was wondering the exact same thing -- how can CPU-parallelism improve on a task which (to me at least) seems to be disk-IO bound? I'm guessing that my assumption of the task being disk-IO bound is incorrect!