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by kitd 2y ago
And now Kafka, without Zookeeper.
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by kitd 2y ago
Git' is a preexisting word; it'd be pretty strange to pronounce it with a soft G. It certainly was when I heard it.
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by kitd 2y ago
> The author pronounces it [aɡe̞] with a hard g, like GIF Lol, or 'git' according to one of my more sensitive colleagues.
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by kitd 2y ago
There's no question that the tops of chalk ridges were used for route making in centuries past. They tend to be drier, less boggy and less woody (and safer from attack) than low-lying routes. So it may have not been one long trail, but
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by kitd 2y ago
Vikings were amazingly influential in early modern history. They were the origins of Normans, who, quite apart from England and Northern France, founded successful kingdoms in the Mediterranean. They were also the original European Russians
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by kitd 2y ago
Any language that allows private constructors makes this pretty easy, no?
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by kitd 2y ago
"The Butt Mutt (tm)" My work here is done.
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by kitd 2y ago
What waste is it creating?
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by kitd 2y ago
True, though tbf it's still part of the running system. I read that many of those affected are global orgs. When I worked at an oil major, everything was tested to oblivion before going into production in the DCs, the reason being to a
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by kitd 2y ago
A reminder why switching off auto-update is a thing.
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by kitd 2y ago
I think he was making the same point as you: writing for virtual threads is like writing for single-threaded blocking code.
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by kitd 2y ago
> Does it exist today? Not sure, but IMO a dataflow diagram from good ol' SSADM got a lot of the way there. Unlike a lot of the modern techniques which model (groups of) deployed components, DFDs were strictly logical and functional
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by kitd 2y ago
Even without the sonic boom, it was painfully loud on takeoff and final approach. It used to fly over us near Heathrow and the ground would shake as it went over at a few thousand feet.
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by kitd 2y ago
Piggybacking on this to remind HNers that Ariane-6's maiden voyage is today 20:00 CEST, 19:00 BST, 14:00 EST
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by kitd 2y ago
Pembroke Castle is a fantastic visit if you get the chance. The Welsh castles are dripping with "Game of Thrones" vibes. This one even has its own dragon cave.
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by kitd 2y ago
From [1], there are a few differences that arise from gojq ignoring object key sort order (which you shouldn't really rely on anyway). [1] https://github.com/itchyny/gojq#difference-to-jq
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by kitd 2y ago
> Make your vote COUNT Genius!
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by kitd 2y ago
> It has absolutely no idea where it is from only itself. Neither do GNSS satellites. You can't solve this problem with any method without giving each device a starting reference, and then either continually updating it or enabling
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by kitd 2y ago
That wasn't the experience in the article: > A four year old with a 3rd grade reading ability learns about a WHOLE lot more -- it opened up politics for her. She would read our junk mail, and learn who our council member was, who o
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by kitd 2y ago
This is a developer's answer to a business problem. Scriptability added to a non-developer's tool is usually just enough rope to hang them on IME, and often ends up in a whole arsenal of footguns.
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by kitd 2y ago
> It's a hybrid language combining Forth and Lisp, so naturally it's called Forsp Shame. Missed a golden opportunity to call it "Lithp" :)
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by kitd 2y ago
I imagine half the problem is that, at 33mph, the arm has to be so close to you as to make reading any ball flight nearly impossible. So I'm not sure how representative of a human bowler it would be (world class spin at dolly-hop pace!
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by kitd 2y ago
Nice work! Obligatory mention for RedBean, the server that you can package along with all assets (incl db, scripting and TLS support) into a single multi-platform binary. https://redbean.dev/
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by kitd 2y ago
You would use OpenAPI (formerly Swagger) [1] for that, which includes JSONSchema for data types but also adds specs for defining REST apis. There are plenty of generators and other tools that work with OpenAPI [2] [1] https://www
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by kitd 2y ago
JSONSchema is good for this IME. It can model 99.9% of usual models, supports generation & validation for most major languages. It's also part of OpenAPI, useful if you expand your modelling to REST APIs. https://json-sc
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by kitd 2y ago
IIRC they were all part of the same Pangaian range, and include Greenland east coast and the Atlas mountains.
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by kitd 2y ago
A more interesting idea is whether "you" cease to exist in the present while "you" travel back in time to meet "you" in the past. Ie, If time travel is possible, are there "yous" spread across every m
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by kitd 2y ago
There's a section on the site where you can create your own custom build allowing you some control over basic styling choices. But yes, designers trying to conform to a corporate look can spend hours on spacing etc. I suspect this isn&
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by kitd 2y ago
Read the main article again. The voice actor was already auditioned and chosen before they went to Johansson. Maybe they had a change of plan and thought it would be cool to have Johansson's voice rather than an unknown actor's.
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by kitd 2y ago
Bash is available by default on a huge range of OSes.

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