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by oweiler 5y ago
ripgrep supports the most common features while still being much faster than ack. So it's no comparison for me.
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by oweiler 5y ago
That would be JavaScripts native Map, no?
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by oweiler 5y ago
I've said the same a few years ago on Reddit and got downvoted to hell. JS due to maintaining backwards compatibility is already huge (syntax-wise) and is going to grow even bigger.
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by oweiler 5y ago
Most devs probably know operator overloading from C++ and Scala, which both go way overboard with them. Operator overloading on a limited set on operators, like in Kotlin is fine.
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Testing Bash Completions(write.as)
4 points by oweiler 5y ago|0 comments
216.
by oweiler 5y ago
It's also the most popular language for Lambda functions on AWS.
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by oweiler 5y ago
I think PostgreSQL will at some point support Cypher.
218.
by oweiler 5y ago
Having an interface for a single implementation is just redundant. A class already has an interface - it's public API. Other than that I agree, most "best practices" are subjective and boil down to personal preference.
219.
by oweiler 5y ago
Lambdas, commandline applications, everything which needs startup times in the range of a few milliseconds.
220.
by oweiler 5y ago
I don't know about other languages, but in Kotlin these are normally inlined, which means no allocation.
221.
by oweiler 5y ago
Except Github Actions is leaps and bounds above Gitlab CI.
222.
by oweiler 5y ago
Maybe if Optional becomes a value type
223.
by oweiler 5y ago
I was actually hoping that JS would be moving more and more into FP territory...
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A GitHub Action for setting up a complete GraalVM Native Image toolchain(github.com)
3 points by oweiler 5y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Actions: Reduce duplication with action composition(twitter.com)
2 points by oweiler 5y ago|1 comments
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The non-functional-no-value trap(ufried.com)
1 points by oweiler 5y ago|0 comments
227.
by oweiler 5y ago
The problems you describe wouldn't exist when using XML with a schema.
228.
by oweiler 5y ago
In Kafka, you can use log-compacted topics, which only keep the last snapshot of a key, and allows deletions via tombstones.
229.
by oweiler 5y ago
I've found kustomize to be really nice. Much less powerful than Helm, easy to learn, good enough for most tasks. https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize
230.
by oweiler 5y ago
Really interested in how to fix this. Strength training?
231.
by oweiler 5y ago
I've tried this out but the difference was almost immeasurable. Probably depends on the type of project.
232.
by oweiler 5y ago
The caching is Gitlab CI biggest weakness IMHO, super slow, and as you said cache strategies are to few to be useful.
233.
by oweiler 5y ago
Gitea?
234.
by oweiler 5y ago
In Kotlin, calling mapOf() gives you a LinkedHashmap. Which is a weird choice IMHO.
235.
by oweiler 5y ago
The best feature about ripgrep (apart from its great performance): Sane defaults out of the box!
236.
by oweiler 5y ago
Why doesn't the library transform the csv into a an array of json objects?
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GitHub – Jbvmio/Kafkactl: CLI for Apache Kafka Management(github.com)
1 points by oweiler 5y ago|0 comments
238.
by oweiler 5y ago
Not a huge fan of JS but you can't deny that the language has improved tremendously over the years while still maintaining backwards compatibility.
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Secret Java API Tricks and Record Semantics(youtube.com)
1 points by oweiler 5y ago|0 comments
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by oweiler 5y ago
That looks awesome! Shouldn't also be too hard to create a GraalVM native image from that.

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