nalgeon

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by nalgeon 3y ago
I think it would! Are you interested in trying it out? I can probably prepare a simple example and open an issue in the pgsodium repo to discuss the rest.
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by nalgeon 3y ago
In this case, running sandboxes does not consume resources when idle. There is no state, and the containers exist only for the duration of the "run" operation.
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Performance engineering, profilers, and seeing the invisible(blog.nelhage.com)
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by nalgeon 3y ago
Yeah, one of the many abandoned Mozilla projects.
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by nalgeon 3y ago
Let's go through these one by one :) > does it memoize dependencies? Not sure what do you mean by memoization here, but there is no stored state at all (see the original post for the reasoning behind this). > if i have several ce
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by nalgeon 3y ago
You'd be surprised how useful they are once you've grokked them. I have a 4-part interactive tutorial on SQL window functions, if you are interested: https://antonz.org/sql-window-functions-ranking
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by nalgeon 3y ago
Any code, really. Runs in (highly restricted) Docker containers.
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by nalgeon 3y ago
Exactly. Because of this: > The last thing I want as a reader is code examples that fail or behave oddly because they were run out of order. Or because I didn't run some cells. Or because I changed a cell and didn't re-run it.
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Interactive Code Cells(antonz.org)
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So you want custom allocator support in your C library(nullprogram.com)
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Banish state-mutating methods from data classes(rednafi.com)
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by nalgeon 3y ago
It's https://github.com/nalgeon/codapi
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by nalgeon 3y ago
There is no ground truth in SQL. I mean, there is a standard, but none of the vendors bother to implement it. What SQL Polyglot can do is help you quickly check if certain database engines support a certain SQL feature.
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by nalgeon 3y ago
SQL Polyglot is really more of an education/exploration thing. And yes, I should definitely increase the C# sandbox timeout. Will do :)
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Show HN: SQL Polyglot(codapi.org)
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Interfaces Are Not Meant for That(preslav.me)
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Why Aren't We Sieve-Ing?(brooker.co.za)
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Lessons from Implementing Hurl(ntietz.com)
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Show HN: SQL Polyglot(codapi.org)
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Using Functional Dependency Analysis to Improve Join Performance(dolthub.com)
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Working with the New Idempotency Keys RFC(httptoolkit.com)
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Interactive code examples for fun and profit(antonz.org)
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by nalgeon 3y ago
Thank you, Lorenzo! When I first read about chDB, I thought it was a great idea. When I tried the implementation, I was even more impressed! So this little tutorial was born. I have been talking to Auxten about adding some interactivity to
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Templ: A language for writing HTML user interfaces in Go(github.com)
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ClickHouse-Local vs. DuckDB on Two Billion Rows of Costs(vantage.sh)
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by nalgeon 3y ago
You can try JSONB in the pre-release snapshot [1] or live in the playground [2]. [1]: https://sqlite.org/download.html [2]: https://codapi.org/sqlite
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JSONB has landed(sqlite.org)
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SQLite Myths: Linear writes don't scale(fractaledmind.github.io)
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Maelstrom: A workbench for learning distributed systems(github.com)
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Profiling Rust programs the easy way(ntietz.com)
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