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Making State Easy with D1 GA, Hyperdrive, Queues and Workers Analytics Engine
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Building D1: A Global Database
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Rye: Homoiconic dynamic programming language with some new ideas
(github.com)
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Who Owns the Moon? The Race for Lunar Real Estate Is an Ethical Nightmare
(inverse.com)
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If the moon were only 1 pixel
(joshworth.com)
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Fgprof – The Full Go Profiler
(github.com)
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3y ago
Anyone using Freeform (the recently added iOS/macOS app) similarly? It feels to me like it can be a powerful yet simple productivity helper.
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Where Durable Objects Live
(where.durableobjects.live)
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ifixit's detailed analysis of the display's PPI/PPD basically said it so, the PPD for a good monitor is 90+ whereas Vision Pro tops at 34 PPD. We're probably 3 to 4 generations away from having resolution equivalence for
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3y ago
iFixIt Vision Pro Teardown Part 2 [1], do confirm his guess was right. In fact they mentioned this article in their PPI/PPD analysis. [1] https://www.ifixit.com/News/90409/vision-pro-teardown-part-2... ?
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Client-side pagination in Go (range-over function edition)
(vladimir.varank.in)
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SQLite or PostgreSQL? It's Complicated
(twilio.com)
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3y ago
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Very interesting project, a breeze of fresh air and welcome competition to Jupyter. I guess it's still very early but the onboarding for Mario VSCode is not great at the moment, no idea how to actually start writing a Marimo notebook (
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> I'm doing everything I can to speed the collapse of a broken system How?
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Nice to see Go performing well. Would be interesting to see the results with PGO enabled.
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I edited my original message probably right while you were posting this reply. Main concern with the window it not so much that it takes too much space, but that it "exists" in the task switcher, which can be distracting when Cmd-
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Nice concept to keep it always on top! Would it be possible to have the current task show in the menu bar instead? would be even less obstrusive but still "always on top" edit: would also help not having it show in the task switch
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Alternatives to Product Managers
(svpg.com)
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> We first take into account ambient room temperature, which we assume to be 40° C (the maximum expected temperature under normal conditions). I'm really surprised by this, I always thought typical datacenters were kept at low tempe
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Amazon S3 Express One Zone high performance storage class
(aws.amazon.com)
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I was positively surprised by EFS a while back, great performance for a good price as long as you didn't store a lot (expensive $0.30/GB storage) Didn't notice they moved to a new "Elastic Throughput" pricing, the o
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But then it's hard to imagine much better than the existing Telebot library, which is a very elegant and idiomatic Go. https://github.com/tucnak/telebot
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I wonder if NFTs could be a solution to ensure interoperability and resale value of ebooks. No DRM neeeded, which are useless anyway since it's easy to download any book online, and it's all about the legal ownership title (the NF
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Pushing SQLite to its limits with Go while having fun
(terlici.com)
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Underage gig workers keep outsmarting facial recognition
(restofworld.org)
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It seems like a win for most use cases, however it's a major setback for cpu-heavy use cases too: - the 5$/month subscription only includes 30 million milliseconds when it was previously including 500 million (10 million invocatio
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I'm surprised Japan's stock market is so small comparatively.
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DuckDB 0.9
(duckdb.org)
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3y ago
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The never-ending quest to create the perfect homepage
(wraptext.equals.com)
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macOS Sonoma and GPG Mail
(gpgtools.com)
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3y ago
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