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The main limitation I see with tiny base is that it has to load all data in one batch and modifying any record results in the whole data store being persisted to disk. Surely this can’t scale well…
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Wait so can you actually connect tiny base to SQLite?
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But some libraries are not build with performance in mind and libraries like [momentjs]( https://momentjs.com/ ) have proved to be performance bottlenecks on many occasions.
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Na one file is not okay. I have clipboard history.
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I would love to use this but I can't be bothered to save the text to a file every time. I always paste into https://www.diffnow.com/compare-clips or http://incaseofstairs.com/jsdiff/ Does anybody
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Show HN: Patch Node Modules Instantly
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Super fast cryptography library for React Native using Crypto++ and JSI
(github.com)
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This is quite literally, hacker news.
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4y ago
Which part time masters degrees? I've looked hard for part time masters but didn't find one which seemed very appealing.
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> It took over 350 years to crack Fermats last theorem. These are the timescales at which we solve hard math problems By “crack” they mean, prove the theorem holds. They make it sound like somebody hacked into Fermat’s last theorem and f
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NIST unveils four ‘quantum-proof’ cryptography algorithms
(scmagazine.com)
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Cryptographic Right Answers
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Sounds a bit discouraging to be honest but fair.
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I have followed his course. I’m not talking about writing my own crypto algorithms simply plugging together battle tested crypto algorithms and storing encrypted data securely.
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Ask HN: Seeking Cryptography Certification
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Can you provide reading links for SS7 and co please. I really don’t understand why it’s so insecure.
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My favourite thing to do is to write a comment about what I'm about to do and let copilot fill in the next line with the syntax. This is especially useful when I'm writing tidbits in a language I'm not super familiar with.
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Ask HN: Good intro to group theory book
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Europe agrees new law to curb Big Tech dominance
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Anyone going to build an online version?
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> The difficulty that fiat currency faces is inflation Is inflation bad? Some inflation is healthy! If your “currency” is deflationary, it’s not a currency because the house you bought will be worth less in 10 years. Hasn’t deflation alw
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Signal's Founder, Moxie Marlinspike, on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast (2020)
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That's an excellent suggestion! I would be a little concerned about the market demand for Haskell developers?
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Yeah I 100% feel the same! He read an entire book on "Mathematics for Machine Learning" which he found pretty easy. He skimmed over the "now let's apply this in code" sections but the maths behind it all was fine. T
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Ask HN: Looking for Junior Developer Vacancy for a University Level Maths Tutor
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That could work but I actually really like having just one account. I hate having to constantly switch notion accounts, gmail accounts, gcal... It's already annoying enough.
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This is a great step in the direction. On the one hand I actually want the credit for all the open source I've done. On the other I don't want my boss to see if I'm contributing to some open source repo when we have a looming
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Yeah, I kind of need to hear this answer to be honest because it makes me feel less bad.
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The legal flex is that contractually all work during work times is the company's IP. While the library I built has helped our company it isn't our product and it isn't my job. What I do for a salary is build our product not b
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