kunley

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   by kunley 3y ago

   ..around 43% in several, not-so-short runs. Does going below 50% make me more human? ;) xDxD
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   by kunley 3y ago

   Right. Plus, large providers usually don't offer support for small-sized instances/containers/whatever, so even if you optimized your deployment to use less resources, you need to buy a bigger thing. But to the main point: us
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   by kunley 3y ago

   Ah ok. Yes, indeed I meant "marketing" done by the user, in this case - satisfied user. Btw, I totally understand self rate-limiting thing. Thanks for mentioning the LiteFS origin, Ben Johnson of BoltDB writes good stuff
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   by kunley 3y ago

   I think it is just an indirect marketing of some fly.io features ;)
5. 425.▲
   by kunley 3y ago

   That's quite bad kind of reasoning. Using something from time to time in a context is different than using something all the time, so it should give different reactions.
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   by kunley 3y ago

   Mmm, oh really, in my naive world two dots just mean some reflection.. (did it again). But I get your point, thank you. Although it is kind of scary people read that much between the lines.
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   by kunley 3y ago

   Yeah, ok that's a valid view. I will give Marcel a try for sure, thanks.
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   by kunley 3y ago

   I got downvoted for this very short reaction, so, at the risk of having another downvote(s), I want to make a statement: With my very laconic reply I wanted in fact to convey my congratulations the Lugg creator for their perservance during
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   Enjargo – another way to generate go JSON encoders(flak.tedunangst.com)

   1 points by kunley 3y ago|0 comments
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    by kunley 3y ago

    I agree with you that HCL sucks when it comes to variables. Other thing that is funny: no user-defined functions; being unable to use function calls in string interpolations, but allowing variables... so it is like saying: we have this pars
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    by kunley 3y ago

    The question is, what kind of neural network was that. I mean, for a start, one of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Types_of_artificial_neural_n... The article only says "To make the neural net human-like, the aut
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    by kunley 3y ago

    Hey, somehow I didn't know Marginalia stuff exists; now looking at the search and encyclopedia, both look very useful, thank you for creating this!
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    by kunley 3y ago

    I love such a trivia like how Russ named the article link after Ken's original naming..
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    by kunley 3y ago

    nice story..
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    by kunley 3y ago

    Haha, good one ;)
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    by kunley 3y ago

    So ot is transpiling & compiling. I wonder, wouldn't it be also cool to rewrite CPython's bytecode interpreter in some modern language...
17. 437.▲
    by kunley 3y ago

    It is funny that sed and awk are often uttered together as one incantation, while in fact they are very different tools. Sed is, I dare to say, one of these quick-hack tools Unix is full of; awk in turn os a great mini-language with the de
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    by kunley 3y ago

    There is a lot of nonsense projects, right, with git not being one of them. PS. If you would like to continue the discussion, it's beneficial to not mix into the topic every single thing disliked by you at the moment (like, how do micr
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    by kunley 3y ago

    Am I the only one who actually gave Poweshell a try and found it to be a nightmare?
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    by kunley 3y ago

    What is hard to believe is that they still use CVS. I just read their "Why CVS" https://cvs.afresh1.com/~andrew/o/why-cvs.html and still hard to believe..
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    by kunley 3y ago

    Cool! My tool of choice for such things is awk, still, it's good to have more alternatives
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    by kunley 3y ago

    So... 115.7 rps doesn't sound groundbreaking, right?
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    by kunley 3y ago

    But he has a point. There is definitely a layer of long-running processes queuing and distributing these requests. In this sense, "serverless" is a buzzword.
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    by kunley 3y ago

    As other commenters noticed already, it is a matter of an isolation more than choosing the technology. And even if focusing on the former, the technology should be chosen wisely. Typical SQL engine is fine with the described traffic. To hav
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    by kunley 3y ago

    The writing style of Bob Nystrom is just awesome. He has the right balance between tech details and the wording.
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    by kunley 3y ago

    I wonder if anyone is recognizing that the fail here is in removing a human element in the support and instead relying on a far inferior technology to handle cases it can't handle. In other words, the problem is that suddenly a machine
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    Idiomatic Monads in Rust (2019)(varkor.github.io)

    3 points by kunley 3y ago|0 comments
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    The road to hell is paved with good intentions and C++ modules(nibblestew.blogspot.com)

    2 points by kunley 3y ago|0 comments
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    by kunley 3y ago

    Mmmm, code with recover is just a valid code. Calling it spaghetti seems unjustified.
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    by kunley 3y ago

    It is a pity I can't upvote you more than once ;)