mamcx

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by mamcx 6mo ago
There is a lot of "spam" jobs. You see the same offer by the same company for months! with the same generic reject (seriously I think no even check the resume or whatever!). Then, a lot of fake I-am-a-AI "companies an
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Senior Rust / Database Engineer *Also open to do custom software development!* Location: Medellín, Colombia Remote: Yes! Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * System engineer: Rust · query engines · programming languages · VMs · tr
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Vendoring don't basically copy what go does?
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by mamcx 6mo ago
> I'm a good programmer, and it speeds up my work a lot The problem with this line of thinking is the same with "I so good as C developer, my code is so-safe!". And we see what reality instead tell: Yes, exist people wh
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by mamcx 6mo ago
The problem is that Github does a lot . However, I consider that there is still not a great UI for the core service, in special for a complex project. In the other hand, I bet jujutsu has the best basic take, and is still missing a good
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Who knows. I interface with a mirror of this non-sense copied into another db, and then it transfer to it to the original thing. Why I not allowed to do things directly? For the same reasons the tables are like that
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by mamcx 6mo ago
I integrate with many ERPs and this is the bane of my existence. One of the worst has field names like `ft_0001...N` and table names like `UNCC_00001...N`, all in `text` fields (even numbers!), zero FK, almost no indexes and what are views?
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by mamcx 6mo ago
That is a bad take, because that imply "crappier language will be used for MORE decades". Rust is an absolute improvement over C/C++ in major ways. Once there, for ALL THAT DECADES all the developers and all the code written
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by mamcx 6mo ago
I'm leaning into something like this. My dream is to build an "access + excel + Jupyter" alike combo, where you declare the full components of a RDBMS, ie: "create log, select * from index, create queue, etc". I thi
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by mamcx 6mo ago
> Most people who think they have a problem with dynamic typing actually have a problem with weak typing. No, the real actual problem is with invisibility aka: the absence of readability : In a "dynamic typing" program the
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by mamcx 6mo ago
The TOTAL opposite! Getting free labour, lipstick of "freedom", and enable to put millions invested in what open source never can do: Scaling, infra, win big contracts, etc. Open Source NEVER win the market game. It only give co
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by mamcx 6mo ago
> The language design contract is unsafe by default False. The language design safe by default, something that you can confirm super easily doing just the Rust tutorials and compare the same with C or C++. Read the repo well: cve-
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Yep, I work for small companies and already have a sync server that wish to manage centrally for more than just updates
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by mamcx 6mo ago
> people wildly underestimate the os page cache and modern nvme drives And worse, overestimate how safe is their data! All this fancy thing about not using a RDBMS could had been true only if the APIs and actual implementation across
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by mamcx 6mo ago
I remember this article for when I was researching for https://spacetimedb.com/ . The interactivity is very cool, BTW! One neat realization is that a database is in fact more about indexes than the actual raw tables (all thi
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Yes, and is super easy. I do like this: cron to run the backup and then rsync to https://www.rsync.net , then an after script that check it was run and post to my telegram the analysis. That is.
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Well, what means to support, truly, TVars? Is easy, or hard? Demand a new paradigm at large, or is only a inconvenience in the few places is used? Because if the answer is "turns the language into Haskell" then is a big NOPE!
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Check the dBase/FoxPro family. My nostalgia remember it fondly, and there was not disconnected in how everything worked (example: The forms were stored as tables, so you can do alike `SELECT * FROM form_name WHERE widget=`), and ther
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by mamcx 6mo ago
I have an invoice/order taker https://www.bestsellerapp.net , it syncs to many ERPs and allow people to operate everywhere, that I'm upgrading to be a more general mini-ERP. On the side, retaking https://tabl
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by mamcx 6mo ago
No, jj is super simple in daily use, in contrast with git that is a constant chore (and any sane person use alias). This include stuff that in git is a total mess of complexity like dealing with rebases. So not judge the tool for this odd c
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Now which is the best alternative?
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by mamcx 6mo ago
Then is better to use copilot to get access to this? I have wondered if go with Claude directly or copilot...
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by mamcx 7mo ago
> Duplicates in source data are almost always a sign of bad data modeling Nope. Duplicates in source data(INPUT) is natural, correct and MUST be supported or almost all data become impossible . What is the actual problem is the OUTPUT
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by mamcx 7mo ago
Senior Rust / Database Engineer *Also open to do custom software development!* Location: Medellín, Colombia Remote: Yes! Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * System engineer: Rust · query engines · programming languages · VMs · tr
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by mamcx 7mo ago
Seriously! Why not show the names of the branch + short Id (and when is not direct name, at least "this is from NAME")
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by mamcx 7mo ago
Where to lean what is good for what? I start experimenting with LM Studio and have a mini m4/16gb and m4 pro/24 and wanna have locally something to work "like" Claude for just coding (mostly rust and sql).
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by mamcx 8mo ago
I'm looking for job (in Rust) now and is absurd how many positions are for training LLMS -in Rust!- (yeah, lets help the people that wanna put everyone out of jobs)
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by mamcx 8mo ago
After reading the article I think the point stand. Not always but for example when working doing a RDBMS all the abstractions are active inhibitors and even hostile to do what should be done (easier) without all that. And then you nee
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by mamcx 8mo ago
Senior Rust / Database Engineer Location: Medellín, Colombia Remote: Yes! Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * System engineer: Rust · query engines · programming languages · VMs · transactions · storage · performance optimization
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by mamcx 8mo ago
I instead think the mistake was internet. If I were a time lord, I found the way to cripple the internet tech (3-body problem style) so it fails to do better than 56k.

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