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DocuRun – Executable Documentation(github.com)
6 points by lovasoa 2y ago|2 comments
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by lovasoa 2y ago
I would even go further: this sounds like a database problem. Is the set of ship positions and watched polygons entirely different from run to run? If not, it should be possible to go much faster than even the new rust based approach that t
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by lovasoa 2y ago
It's encouraging to see how digital tools are helping address the "legacy data backlog". This aligns well with the collaborative open-science approach. For those interested, I recently translated an article by french archeolo
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by lovasoa 2y ago
How can it be a good idea to have a time limit for the compilation of expressions in a compiler ? Doesn't that mean that your program can compile fine in the morning, and fail to compile in the afternoon because you have an HD youtube
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by lovasoa 2y ago
I think the justification is that outside of pathological cases, it allows writing clean code without too many type annotations, and the compiler just figures out everything for you.
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by lovasoa 2y ago
let result: Double = -(1 + 1) + -(1 + 1) - 1 Swift 6 takes 6.2 seconds to compile this one line. That's crazy... Swift programmers: do you face this kind of issues often?
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by lovasoa 2y ago
Still CPU only. This is my current solution: https://gist.github.com/lovasoa/9bb6c50feed7bb264c15ae65c622...
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by lovasoa 2y ago
This article resonates with me. I do love "mildly dynamic websites", and have fond memories of my days hacking together PHP websites 15 years ago. And what I am working on today might be called a bridge for the "dynamicity ga
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by lovasoa 2y ago
It's called learndmarc, not testdmarc. As someone who wasn't familiar with the technologies involved, I like that I actually learned something while using it to debug my email issue.
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by lovasoa 2y ago
I am now second place, still running on CPU only on a laptop :)
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by lovasoa 2y ago
Very fun ! I got to the first half of the leaderboard using Rust and ChatGPT.
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by lovasoa 2y ago
Just today, someone sent me the link to a great tool to debug dmark issues: https://www.learndmarc.com/
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by lovasoa 2y ago
If you do, please share the results of your exploration here: https://github.com/lovasoa/SQLpage/discussions We love to see what other people build.
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by lovasoa 2y ago
Thanks! I didn't know about it, and it looks great.
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by lovasoa 2y ago
I love the UI ! It's clean and beautiful. What CSS framework did you use ? I also maintain a database visualization tool (more of a SQL-to-UI tool, actually), where I use tabler.io for styling: https://github.com/lovaso
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by lovasoa 2y ago
I do agree that data teams are probably not going to disappear in the short term, and their understanding of the structure of the data they work with is even more important than their SQL syntax skills. But that said, I think we can do bett
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by lovasoa 2y ago
Didn't the logs say something like "duplicate key value violates unique constraint [...]" ?
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by lovasoa 2y ago
https://electric-sql.com/ ?
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OAuth and OIDC Implementation in SQL(github.com)
2 points by lovasoa 2y ago|0 comments
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by lovasoa 2y ago
No, I don't do this, and I don't know if any widespread solution
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by lovasoa 2y ago
The project manager who said performance issues would be fixed in v2 is going to have a hard time.
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Reading jsonb from SQLite three times faster(github.com)
2 points by lovasoa 2y ago|0 comments
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by lovasoa 2y ago
You could have integration tests that reproduce what you show in tutorials. This way, when you need to change the tutorial, the integration test breaks, and you know you have to update both the test and the tutorial.
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by lovasoa 3y ago
> The attacker in this case has full control to replace any function within ssh with their own version Not true. They have this ability only for binaries that are linked to liblzma. If sshd were to be decomposed into multiple processes,
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by lovasoa 3y ago
Yes, it sends an email containing your private key on installation.
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by lovasoa 3y ago
Indeed, it's not the same thing, but it's comparable. This lets you quickly navigate the tables in your SQLite database.
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by lovasoa 3y ago
You can do this a little bit easier using SQLPage [1], without GraphViz, and you'll get an always up to date schema: select 'table' as component, 'Foreign keys' as markdown; select *, ( select
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by lovasoa 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean here? The "select 'checkbox' as component" is just an example, but nothing prevents you from creating a my_form table and writing it as "select * from my_form" instead. You don&#
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by lovasoa 3y ago
It is indeed the complete opposite to "separation of concerns". But it's not necessarily a bad thing. Why is separation of concerns a good thing in general? Mainly because of three things: maintainability, scalability, and co
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by lovasoa 3y ago
As a maintainer of an open source JavaScript infinite canvas application [1], I was very interested, and now I am a little disappointed. The set of supported objects on the canvas is quite minimal. [1] https://github.com/lov

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