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by lbhdc 4y ago
I was pretty interested to see how this worked as well. I think you are right, this is a toy. It will be interesting to see if they can solve scaling. It would be cool if you could ditch the graphql layer. It seems like there are other alte
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by lbhdc 4y ago
Good to know, this seemed like it was something that was put out by mozilla.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
Mozilla publishes a PPA for firefox if you want to install the snap free variant. https://launchpad.net/%7Emozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I started a project last year that is primarily written in c++. Its a database and web platform. C++ is the primary language, but a few things are written in go.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
That bit me the other day. Had an emergency and needed to grab a ride, and uber listed a few cars with ~10-15min wait. 2hrs later nothing.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I can't blame them, I would have done the same. I assume their priorities are not aligned with pypi and have no incentive to jump through those hoops.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I have seen airtable available at work, but have never used it. What do you use it for, and what do you mean its close to being a solid database replacement?
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I have no problem with the gigantic about:config section. I get that browser vendors want to have easy to navigate settings pages so its easy for the average person to stay on the "golden path" as it were. As someone who wants to
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by lbhdc 4y ago
Good question, I was wondering the same. I have never really had an issue with submodules, and I am not sure what the killer feature that this adds over submodules.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I use the fully leaded version of firefox, which has the disable autoplay feature. That is one of the best quality of life features there IMO. So often I will click on an article or something like that, and it steps on my music and drives m
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I stopped publishing open source after all this started coming out because I was so uncomfortable with it.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
My impression of bazel has been the same. It makes working with polyglot tech stack a breeze. Do you have an example of the rule that strips and archives your dependencies? Or an example of being able to invoke the python interpreter in a b
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by lbhdc 4y ago
From the pdf of the report >We chose not to test ARM instance types this year as CockroachDB still does not provide official binaries for that processor platform. Official support for ARM binaries is slated for our Fall release (22.2), s
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by lbhdc 4y ago
https://www.cockroachlabs.com/guides/thank-you/?pdf=/pdf/202... Here is the direct link to the report
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by lbhdc 4y ago
This is from their about page ( https://blog.kraken.com/about/ ) > Kraken is one of the world’s largest digital asset exchanges and the leader in euro volume and liquidity. Globally, Kraken’s client base trades more t
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by lbhdc 4y ago
That is a very fair reason for structuring it that way. I agree that there is, to some extent, more overhead for the developer who normally works on and maintains the code base. However, I feel like it is easier as a reader to understand wh
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I feel like this may be a unpopular opinion, but I would be interested in hearing what other people think. I am not a fan of web frameworks that require defining the path of a handler where the handler is defined. I feel like this is someth
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I don't think most people think it will crater and be gone tomorrow. I suspect people tend to think that if it is on a decline it will be a long slow death.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
I tried that, and got a log in page. I also tried to get archive.is to scrape it, and it also got a log in page.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
It seems like the article link requires a FB account. Can anyone paste the contents or share a link that doesn't require a facebook account?
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by lbhdc 4y ago
Does this support all publicly listed tickers? It didn't seem to find the few I searched for.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
That was an interesting post mortem. That seems reflective of my own experiments around wasm performance. I do wonder if this will still be the case as the newer features of wasm (like vector instructions) become generally available.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
kotlin has support for being run like a standalone script. I believe the convention is giving them the `.kts` extension. Here is an example with a shebang https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-script-examples/blob/
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by lbhdc 4y ago
This was an interesting episode. However, I thought this pattern was called actors. Did anyone else get that sense? I have never heard that called a state machine.
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by lbhdc 4y ago
Are there plenty compared with to volume of spam? I have been using this service for a while, and check up on what its doing, and so far everything its filtered has been an unwanted call.
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by lbhdc 5y ago
I feel like the average HN reader would probably assume its about testing.
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by lbhdc 5y ago
I've been feeling this lately. I have been working on large python code bases the last couple years, and its been a pretty awful from a maintenance perspective. For my next position I want to avoid it.
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by lbhdc 5y ago
The dependency that was dropped has many dependencies that would get added to your project. https://github.com/spf13/viper/blob/master/go.mod
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by lbhdc 5y ago
I am surprised how low postgres ranks in those trends. I guess I have been in an echo chamber for too long, because my perception was that it was much more pervasive.
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by lbhdc 5y ago
The paint line is the most common method I have seen. I was an inspector and for fasteners in a critical load path we would use an ultrasound machine to measure the length of the bolt (these were installed in flange like connections). We wo

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