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by ngrilly 7y ago
I like GitUp, but how do you handle the fact that the map view doesn't show commit messages and dates (like gitk for example)?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Yes, RUM is great. I'd hope it will be built-in one day.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
https://github.com/postgrespro/rum
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by ngrilly 7y ago
JSX let's us define components, usable with the usual HTML syntax. PHP does not. That's why Facebook developed XHP (XML fragments in PHP), which inspired JSX.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Do you use ts_rank? PostgreSQL FTS is very efficient until you want to rank the results according to their relevance. This is because the data necessary to the ranking are not in the GIN or GIST index. They are in the heap, and this trigger
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by ngrilly 7y ago
I share your irritation and I'm a bit worried about the language future because of this conservatism.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
try may have drawbacks but not this one. try is perfectly explicit. There is no implicit error propagation.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Have you contributed to the discussion about `try` in the GitHub issue tracker?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Have you contributed to the discussion about `try` in the GitHub issue tracker?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Have you contributed to the discussion about `try` in the GitHub issue tracker?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Have you contributed to the discussion about `try` in the GitHub issue tracker?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
> On another note, I've been enjoying rust's approach with Result<T,E> / the ? operator. For the record, the `try` proposal which was just declined, is almost equivalent to the `try!` macro in Rust, which was the &qu
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by ngrilly 7y ago
That's convincing :-) Thanks!
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by ngrilly 7y ago
How do you know they use React Native for Web? The article says they unified their desktop and mobile architectures, but doesn't specify how.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Where did you look?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
I think the Result type is quite easy to understand, and it's central to Rust error handling strategy. The main difficulty is we also have to understand the purpose of the dyn keyword and why the Error must be boxed. Anyone writing ser
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Thanks!
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by ngrilly 7y ago
I really appreciate the progress here! But I'm wondering if the return type of the function in the code example is not introducing too much complexity for a Rust novice trying to develop a simple highly concurrent HTTP service: a
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by ngrilly 7y ago
What Phoenix did to improve display response times that much?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Did you have background with languages other than Ruby before starting with Rust? Languages like C++, D, Haskell, OCaml or maybe C#?
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by ngrilly 7y ago
How meta: the advice of getting a bit drunk to be able to write great stuff is controversial in itself ;-)
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by ngrilly 7y ago
> I don't like that it's mutable state that is easy to shadow accidentally. It can't happen. The compiler forbids it: https://play.golang.org/p/65bFHrgGblb > Also, in a function with a couple of di
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by ngrilly 7y ago
I disagree. I think Go modules are the result of listening to the community. GOPATH, for example, would still be there if the Go team would not have listened to the community.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
It was abandoned in favor of the try proposal, mostly because the handle statement was coming partly redundant with the defer statement, but with subtle differences.
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by ngrilly 7y ago
After having read this article, I read a bit more about third-party cookie blocking, and I was reminded that cookies are not the only way to track internet users: localStorage, and cache tracking with HTTP ETag, also enable tracking. This l
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by ngrilly 7y ago
What's the problem with Flask and PostgreSQL?...
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by ngrilly 7y ago
Thanks! I guess your example could be simplified further with the var keyword: public static void assertIsSuperset(Collection<Object> superSet, Collection<Object> actualSet) { var missing = actualSet.stream().filter(x -&
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by ngrilly 7y ago
> Once I show them Java 11 with var keyword, lambda's and streams they start appreciating how modern the language has become. I wrote a lot of Java, but it was a long time ago. Could you share a bit of code representative of the mod
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by ngrilly 7y ago
> there's no special wisdom and instead they just have more powerful primitives/tools to work with Reminds me of compound interests. Google operates at a scale where the company has enough brainpower to design systems like GFS&
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by ngrilly 7y ago
A panic can be recovered with recover(), and thus the program can continue. While a function that does an infinite loop will halt the program and nothing else.

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