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by pletnes 2y ago
You train everyone at 18, but send them to war when the war comes - when people are 25, 30, or 43.
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by pletnes 2y ago
You can chug through a big text corpus at little cost.
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by pletnes 2y ago
The simplest approach I’m aware of is to create the k8s cluster and databases in the same datacenter / availability zone.
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by pletnes 2y ago
I’ll guess «ultra expensive» partly due to very low volumes made for a customer that can afford a lot.
125.
by pletnes 2y ago
Visible light from the sun, or incandescent lights, is also emitted due to heat. Planck’s law is the mathematical relation if you want to know more.
126.
by pletnes 2y ago
Hot take, the biggest advantage to following «best practices» is that when someone else stumbles over your project, they can follow along more easily
127.
by pletnes 2y ago
To me, ripgrep is an improvement and the differences are a good thing.
128.
by pletnes 2y ago
Why not just globstar in the first place? grep foo **/*ham*py
129.
by pletnes 2y ago
So much faster than grep for these things! Love ripgrep! I also use it to rip apart directories of log files. Super convenient
130.
by pletnes 2y ago
Is anyone making posters I can get for christmas?
131.
by pletnes 2y ago
Sqlite is better for applications / transactions though.
132.
by pletnes 2y ago
Duckdb is better at ingesting big tables and interacting with parquet, arrow, pandas etc directly. Better for analytics workflows. Better = faster and less boilerplate / data conversion code.
133.
by pletnes 2y ago
I tossed out my credit card because the UX was bad. At this point most of the CC services are utilities or commodities. Just get another at a bank with better apps and website.
134.
by pletnes 2y ago
Humans age, so obviously not. Interesting analogy, though
135.
by pletnes 2y ago
At some point you’re in grep/sed/awk/duckdb/streaming data land.
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by pletnes 2y ago
If you don’t know vim, notepad++ is fast on big files and has syntax highlighting for many languages. But vim does both better. Notepad++ is more windows in style with clipboard etc than base vim is.
137.
by pletnes 2y ago
I’m guessing they just don’t have camera links so they don’t make the best videos, i.e quiet sucess
138.
by pletnes 2y ago
KQL has some good things, pipes is one of them I think.
139.
by pletnes 2y ago
There is also literally anything to programmer. I didn’t use to be a programmer, but now I’m a programmer consultant.
140.
by pletnes 2y ago
If you want to read more, look up Bell’s inequality and the related experiments. The result (briefly summarized) is that looking at one set of particles reveals no difference, but repeated experiments yield different probability distributio
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by pletnes 2y ago
It’s quite possible that security is handled by ssh such that sshfs isn’t exposed over the network. If sshfs can use newer ssh it might be just fine.
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by pletnes 2y ago
Just really is great, you should just give just a try. I put all the project-specific incantations in my Justfile and save my teammates lots of typing and copy-pasta.
143.
by pletnes 2y ago
Thing is, make is not readily available on windows. It should’ve been in git bash, in my opinion, but just fills the gap in a cross-platform way
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by pletnes 2y ago
https://github.com/casey/just https://just.systems/
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by pletnes 2y ago
I agree with everything, except that I moved to just, which runs fine on win/mac/nix and is a single-file no-dependency task runner made for this use case. It irons over a lot of warts like working directory, loads dotenv files, l
146.
by pletnes 2y ago
Just ask chatgpt and you’ll get a script, probably makes some tests too if you ask for it.
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by pletnes 2y ago
Zsh
148.
by pletnes 2y ago
I’ve seen the claim around, and I actually believed it, to be honest. I found that article by googling. I guess it’s still true enough for many cases.
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by pletnes 2y ago
By many people, e.g https://learning.sap.com/learning-journeys/build-side-by-sid... But the yaml docs said it’s accidental https://yaml.org/spec/1.2.2/ «The YAML 1.18 specification was publis
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by pletnes 2y ago
In my opinion, namedtuple was created to allow usage of a tuple (they are required in many places) while giving names to the members, rather than plain indexes.

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