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by linkdd 4y ago
Or SQLite - https://www.sqlite.org/whyc.html
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by linkdd 4y ago
Now add some dependencies, some required, some optional, for all platforms, or some specific to some platforms. Then add configuration options for conditional compilation, and a build system to define them properly. Then use the configurati
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by linkdd 4y ago
Python Trio[0] (an alternative async stack to the builtin asyncio). It allowed me to implement a mini OTP framework in Python[1]. [0] - https://trio.readthedocs.io/ [1] - https://linkdd.github.io/triotp&#x2F
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by linkdd 4y ago
This can fail too: $ ./helloworld.py >file.txt What if the hard drive is full?
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by linkdd 4y ago
Programming is the art of adding bugs to an empty text file.
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by linkdd 4y ago
The "seen" feature on whatsapp/facebook is the most infuriating feature that ever existed IMHO. It's just so frustrating to have no replies when you know the message have been read. HN is free of such shenanigans and it&
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by linkdd 4y ago
> The key mechanism that makes Radiopaper different from other social networks, and more resistant to trolling and abuse, is that messages are not published until the counterparty replies or accepts your comment. My mind is blown at how
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by linkdd 4y ago
Could you hack this to find a theory of everything? Just hear every possible theory out there, every math, every interpretations, etc... until you find the true one. Sort of like a Guess Who game.
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by linkdd 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand the question, but I would say yes, if I could stop time for a while to just work, then unpause it and live life to its fullest (the other way around is useless since everybody else is frozen), that would be a
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by linkdd 4y ago
I have the chance to love my work. I started a few years ago a company with a friend of mine that I've known and worked with for 10 years. I try to spend as much time as possible with my family, and the rest is just work. I would basic
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by linkdd 4y ago
Not having to work to be able to live. I love to work, to develop new stuff etc... But the pressure of being required to make some profit so I can pay rent, food, water, heat, etc... just takes almost all the fun out of it. If we could live
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Ask HN: Why Use an URL Shortener?
2 points by linkdd 4y ago|5 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
> Explain XKCD is great Thanks for the tip, I added it to my favorites. Could it be used to implement a Slack bot similar to /giphy?
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I love those, but the only one I remember is https://xkcd.com/927/ It's always pleasant to see them pop up in conversations.
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by linkdd 4y ago
Is HN a search engine for xkcd? Honestly people, do you have them indexed somewhere? I'm amazed by your ability to find the appropriate xkcd whenever it's needed. Me, I'd have to spend at least half an hour on Google trying t
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by linkdd 4y ago
The whole article is (voluntarily) an oversimplification of how things happen. It's mainly intended to create a mapping "C world" <-> "Rust world", and from there you can go into the multiple rabbit holes that
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Understanding the Rust toolchain when you come from the C/C++ world(david-delassus.medium.com)
23 points by linkdd 4y ago|2 comments
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by linkdd 4y ago
> PS: I've never seen a player with a high bullet rating but a low blitz/rapid rating, so I'm not sure how to interpret a negative result either. I don't have a "high rating" in bullet, but it's higher
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Super Python (Part 1)(lwn.net)
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by linkdd 4y ago
It's not 80h/week vs 40h/week, it's how many weeks can you endure it. It's how far you go, not how fast you go.
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by linkdd 4y ago
Thank you, this works well :)
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by linkdd 4y ago
Django + HTMX is truly awesome to work with. It reminds me a bit of Phoenix LiveView in the Elixir world. One note though, the use of `hx-boost` will not update the address in the URL bar, which is problematic if you refresh the page. Also,
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by linkdd 4y ago
The way you rephrased is much better, now it sounds like concern and not a snarky attack.
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by linkdd 4y ago
Comment of yours from the thread you linked: > > I feel so happy and excited just thinking about the possibilities these techs are going to bring. > Like what? All I can think of are the poor art students who I guess we shoul
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by linkdd 4y ago
> [..] baby less then 1yo [...] as we all know, that age is old enough to introduce a person to computers. No it's not. Children screen time should be monitored carefully. I recommend reading the work of Serge Tisseron (psychologist
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by linkdd 5y ago
> We didn’t sign any type of contract at all Pardon my naivety but, couldn't you just consider them out of the company? Write them off the website, stop inviting them to meetings, revoke their access/credentials/... There
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by linkdd 5y ago
In Javascript, a Promise is started as soon as it is created. In other words, this is not the `await` that starts the Promise. If the first await is the slowest, the second one will return immediately (like calling .then on an already resol
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by linkdd 5y ago
Still using it to build Kubirds[0] (a Kubernetes operator for monitoring/alerting). WhatsApp is built with Erlang, as well as RabbitMQ. Discord is built with Elixir. Some people are starting to build NIFs in Rust with Rustler[1]. Erlan
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by linkdd 5y ago
is this the next level after NFTs?
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by linkdd 5y ago
You could look at LXD, but it would require a full OS. Or maybe just chroot with some cgroups could be enough to run static binaries. What is the performance issue you encountered? Could podman solves them?

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