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by lolive 11mo ago
I still have to understand why you think another AI winter is coming. Everyyyybody is using it, everybody is racing to invent the next big thing. What could go wrong? [apart from a market crash, more related to financial bubble than technic
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by lolive 11mo ago
Apart from [the equivalent of] records, I see nothing big. Except... this '''let! a = fetchA() and! b = fetchB()''' really puzzles me. Does C# have a high-level syntax for concurrency timing? [something that Ja
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by lolive 11mo ago
Java Spring. Google summer. AI autumn. Nuclear winter.
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by lolive 11mo ago
That guy has survived the AI winter. He can wait 10 years for yet another breakthrough. [but the market can’t] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter
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by lolive 11mo ago
Good question. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/norway-seeks-deeper-sec...
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by lolive 11mo ago
Schopenhauer
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by lolive 11mo ago
Is chess.com considered a social media?
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by lolive 11mo ago
Iterating upon a JSON in raw JS is much sexier than learning XSLT. (at least, JS allows breakpoints in the Chrome debugger)
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by lolive 11mo ago
KPIs of the hottest languages on the web show that XSLT has become hotter that Java and C++ in the last days. XML is back, dudes!
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by lolive 11mo ago
Isn't Continue supposed to help you do that, in VSCode? https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Continue...
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by lolive 11mo ago
Take it easy. The federal budget for the backup of that database was cancelled. We just have to wait for the next HD failure. And then we are anonymous again !
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by lolive 1y ago
People stuck with XSLT 1.0 [or worse, javascript] as your tree transformation engine
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by lolive 1y ago
JSON and XML are basically syntactic variant of the same data storage strategy [:tree of attributes and children]. [1] Where XSLT shines, and JavaScript currently has no equivalent afaik, is in transforming a tree into another one, rule-ba
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by lolive 1y ago
Free software scares people until they have to pay for Windows.
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by lolive 1y ago
Tinkering is a very demanding activity, especially when you are total newbie at a new domain. The first steps are very intellectual-draining. [and that is probably why so few people learn new things, when adults]. Having good mentors [on Yo
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by lolive 1y ago
Does that study go into the global vision of DuckLake ?
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by lolive 1y ago
Why doesn't such large-scale test the big feature everyone needs, which is inner join at scale?
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by lolive 1y ago
Can anyone fluent with all this tell me whether that will make the usage of Arturia [zillion of] plugins trivial in Linux distros?
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by lolive 1y ago
My most important script has been to remap CapsLock as a kind of custom Meta key, that transforms (when pressed) the Space into Return, hjkl into arrows, io into PgUp/PgDn, and 1-9 into function keys. Now I have a 60% keyboard that tak
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by lolive 1y ago
Can that guy come to my company and axe all those middle managers that plague the global efficiency?
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by lolive 1y ago
More AI = more efficiency = more time saved = more meetings = less efficiency. #andRepeat
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by lolive 1y ago
Why not scroll up to 36000 kms, so we can reach the end of the cable? #iFeelCheated !
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by lolive 1y ago
The political issue with this statement is VERY real ! [this is definitely not democracy compatible, if you want my personal feeling]
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by lolive 1y ago
Wait for the ultrarich to offer a pile of money to improve the museum security. [in exchange of a few special exhibitions organized for/by them. #winWin]
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by lolive 1y ago
So when you start doing crazy joins, a NVMe + big amount of RAM will really help DuckDB, in its work. Right?
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by lolive 1y ago
« How does it handle [multi-source] joins ? » is the obvious next question.
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by lolive 1y ago
My point is more about the "Clean Core" strategy that SAP wants to promote. It is vastly fought internally, and the marketing of SAP, beyond the "believe us, it will be fantastic" fantasy, is not helping as their documen
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by lolive 1y ago
Ah ah. Those discussions plague my calendar. For the moment, as far as I am concerned, SAP is promoting in S4 their own ontology, aka SAP CDSViews, which creates a looooot of questions in our domain. Is an external DB supplier supposed to
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by lolive 1y ago
As a synth, the iPad is a GODSENT !
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by lolive 1y ago
Time to update my iPhone 6s, I suppose.

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