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by oedo 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | PA, USA | REMOTE Open to short-term or long-term. Potentially open to relocation. Email: contact@armichael.com Resume: www.armichael.com/armichael_resume.pdf Hi, I'm Andrew. I have experience doing backend/data
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by oedo 2y ago
"You're like a laser-guided missile I can point at technical problems" -- a past employer ----- Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux, PostgreSQL, Python, Emacs, Docker +
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by oedo 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | PA, USA | REMOTE Open to short-term or long-term. Potentially open to relocation. Email: contact@armichael.com Resume: www.armichael.com/armichael_resume.pdf Hi, I'm Andrew. I have experience doing backend/data
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by oedo 2y ago
"You're like a laser-guided missile I can point at technical problems" -- a past employer ----- Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux, PostgreSQL, Python, Emacs, Docker +
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by oedo 2y ago
"You're like a laser-guided missile I can point at technical problems" -- a past employer ----- Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux, PostgreSQL, Python, Emacs, Docker +
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by oedo 3y ago
Declaring a function with `lambda` prepends runtime nil checks for each argument to the function body (excluding optional args-- specified with a question mark, eg. `?x`-- and variable arguments, eg. `...`[1]). This Fennel: (fn foo [x y
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by oedo 4y ago
+1. And the subset of those applications concerned with simply converting result sets <-> JSON over HTTP may well even tolerate use of an API generator (eg PostgREST, PostGraphile, Hasura), reducing that thin layer to merely a membran
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by oedo 4y ago
>with an arbitrary function instead of MAX Many systems support user-defined aggregates[0][1] [0] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-createaggregate.... [1] https://docs.oracle.com/en&#
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by oedo 4y ago
>functions that take sets as input and produce arbitrarily different sets as output It is possible to return arbitrary sets from functions in many systems-- recent versions of the SQL standard even specify table functions (with syntax &q
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by oedo 4y ago
Most (non-gigascale) applications that are non-trivial enough to use a relational database in the first place will benefit from using foreign key constraints (ie delegating enforcement of foreign key relationships to the database). Though,
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by oedo 4y ago
>when you do the same in other languages you get... Your result should be unsurprising. Lisps have a minimal syntax that naturally entails high levels of nesting: (s-)expressions being used to represent functions, control structures, dat
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by oedo 4y ago
Anecdotal datapoint: after discovering this article a long time ago, I adopted the sleeping posture in figure 2.2 (bring it on, insects) for many years. Mattress topper on the floor-- while traveling, only a folded blanket or my jacket. Lov
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by oedo 4y ago
Yeah, this is a thing. To enjoy years of stability on Arch[0]: - occasionally upgrade your system - before upgrading, glance at https://archlinux.org/news/ to see if anything requires manual intervention [0] I u
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by oedo 4y ago
"You're like a laser-guided missile I can point at technical problems" -- a past employer ----- Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: PostgreSQL, Python, Emacs, Linux, GNU Make,
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by oedo 4y ago
"You're like a laser-guided missile I can point at technical problems" -- a past employer ----- Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: PostgreSQL, Python, Emacs, Linux, GNU Ma
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by oedo 4y ago
If you're interested in diagramming system architecture in a top-down fashion, I'll pile on another recommendation to check out the C4 model[0]. As others have mentioned, to effectively communicate a system you must limit the cont
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by oedo 4y ago
Location: Pittsburgh, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, PostgreSQL, SQL (ANSI, PL/pgSQL, PL/SQL), Emacs, Linux (general sysadmin tasks, shell + coreutils, etc.), Bash, GNU Make, Docker + docker-compose,
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by oedo 4y ago
HN in 2023: "Conventional Codetags: a specification for structured TODO comments"
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by oedo 4y ago
It appears that docker cli will also eventually remove the short option for help. Their reasoning for it is to avoid conflicts with args (eg hostname '-h') in certain subcommands.[0][1] But I don't see why they couldn't
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by oedo 4y ago
> local notes solution ... published on the web ... crosslinked Definitely a lot of ways to go about this. If you haven't already, I'd suggest checking out what the creator of org-roam does for publishing his own notes: https: