mamcx

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by mamcx 6y ago
"All your references belong to us"... Can be the motto..
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by mamcx 6y ago
Oh, decimal support is landing! I have a lot of stuff dancing around the lacking of decimals in sqlite, so this is so welcoming!
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by mamcx 6y ago
> FWIW I find this is especially important for compilers and interpreters. Totally. I'm building a relational language and start to get very obvious why RDBMS not fit certain purity ideals of the relational model (like all relations
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by mamcx 6y ago
This make restart the work on my own lang ( https://github.com/Tablam/TablaM ) and convince a friend to also use this for learn rust. Tooling around development (langs, editor, shells, debuggers, etc) is at 2 apart sides
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by mamcx 6y ago
I was in a big bad batch, but eventually it get better. Hopefully you get better too!
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by mamcx 6y ago
Some ideas after a LONG list of trys: - Exercise, even if just 10min daily - Sleep in a colder room - Maybe is a lot of noise around you, and night is the time for your brain to work cleanly. Reduce it (I find this recently) - Stop being w
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by mamcx 6y ago
You can safely bet than any below the highest tech-level industries (so anything not called Apple, MS, ....) are under-served. I work in the small-bussines and before in government. have done some stuff for some of the biggest companies i
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by mamcx 6y ago
> I have meet a surprisingly large number of people who think that fixed point arithmetic is the solution to all of their problems >a bad choice for most scientific computation Is weird this. Scientific computation is at most a niche.
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by mamcx 6y ago
I think async is for infraestructure writers of a very small selection of libs and servers (web server, db server, etc). For the rest of us, is parallel and batch that is more useful imho, with at most, the ability to do something in the &q
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by mamcx 6y ago
One major "weakness" of rdbms is that all internals are black blocks. You can do "SELECT * FROM table" but, weirdly, can't "SELECT * FROM A_Index". NOTHING in the relational model requiere this limitation.
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by mamcx 6y ago
> Not sure what you are basing this on but it's probably not an exaggeration to say that C/C++ has generated hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue over decades And PHP, Cobol, Perl, etc. Just because a tool is useful is no
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by mamcx 6y ago
> Does the case for C++ in 2020 still exist? Even if exist, is better to let it die. C/C++ is a costly mistake. VERY costly. Apart of interact with legacy code, both C/C++ have much better replacements (like pascal). Is only th
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by mamcx 6y ago
I hate that too. What sold me the idea is the fact I can use it to heavily reduce the CSS to be exactly what I have used. I wish instead of npm it have a Go or Rust binary. What it need it for is to generate the .css clases and to prune it
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Ask HN: Is possible to find the noise-less life with a headphone or similar?
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by mamcx 6y ago
I use tailwind now and yeah, is much better (if wanna do your own style). And is much less overall inline-class (I was worried that tailwind mean bigger .html but nope, in fact is less overall)
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by mamcx 6y ago
Is this format good for also CRUD-like/mixed workloads?
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by mamcx 6y ago
I fail to make it more obvious but this was the idea: >Exist a kind of self-defeating idea .. (programing langs) So > Is pretty weird. Specially from programmers: Why are we building new software (other than programming langs)? Anythi
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by mamcx 6y ago
> I'm curious why there is a need for new programming languages Exist a kind of self-defeating idea where "programming languages", "shell", "os", "editor" are in this "special" categ
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by mamcx 6y ago
But that requiere to learn extra stuff that is not the normal flow: Locate that part of the log or scan it quickly.
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by mamcx 6y ago
I tried this, but, the only way to "use" them is to pay absurd amounts of money for cloud tools or setup complex grafana + ... things. Using them from the command line? Reading them just here? Don't exist anything alike &quot
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by mamcx 6y ago
I stumble upon http://tailwindcss.com & https://htmx.org and suddenly things have gotten far easier than ever. I have found I write far less markup than bootstrap (despite I only have a few custom css), can do cu
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by mamcx 6y ago
Are not liquid-coolers less noise? This is the bit I worry more.
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by mamcx 6y ago
> This often makes the system brittle to new changes because subsystems have very strict expectations of data schema, even when they don't really need to care about i I deal a lot with this, because I interface with software outside
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by mamcx 6y ago
> Is it really that easy to write a dirty script with rust? Eventually. I struggle, a lot, for the first 3 months of Rust. Not each minute doing rust. I code in 2-3 other langs, but the slow was pretty obvious. I think have worked in so
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by mamcx 6y ago
Oh, I was asking about what he actually buy!
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by mamcx 6y ago
> I don't really have any use of it in my day to day job (Python and Go, some C++) Find one of the most simple utility (probably a CLI) you have and rewrite it. I have a lot, and find useful to turn some python stuff so is easier to
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by mamcx 6y ago
> spent some money on a noise cancelling headphone Which one? I also facing a noise issue with some people that move closer, and getting crazy...
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by mamcx 6y ago
> Our two projects actually look like they have very different goals and approaches Surely! but learning that is pretty interesting and could help, also, I think that combining ideas/crates is what give more power to the rust ecosys
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by mamcx 6y ago
I'm in the same boat: https://github.com/Tablam/TablaM , only that also building a lang (wish to revive the spirit of the dbase/fox family langs). I have experimented with varied stuff, including columnar, so
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by mamcx 6y ago
Building a relational lang ( https://github.com/Tablam/TablaM ) I allow myself to get derailed in how provide a nicer "linq/iterator" protocol that work inside rust and outside in the lang (so, how I write

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