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by polyrand 4y ago
I've been using LanguageTool for a long time, and I'm also happily paying their premium subscription. 100% worth it and highly recommended. It's also excellent at non-English languages.
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by polyrand 4y ago
This is only tangentially related to: > you avoid computing/fetching the same value twice But this problem comes up in reverse proxies too. In Nginx, you can set the `proxy_cache_lock`[0] directive to achieve the same effect (avoidi
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The DynamoDB Paper(brooker.co.za)
3 points by polyrand 4y ago|0 comments
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Python event loop using io_uring and kTLS(github.com)
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The SQLite Index Suggester(sqlite.org)
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by polyrand 4y ago
The SQLite CLI has the .expert mode (marked as experimental) [0]. Turning it on will suggest indexes for the queries executed. [0]: https://www.sqlite.org/cli.html#index_recommendations_sqlite...
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by polyrand 4y ago
Not related to the problems listed in the blog post, but most of my problems with git went away when I started using worktrees[0] (I do a `--bare` clone and add worktrees in there). Working on a new feature: new worktree Doing a code review
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by polyrand 4y ago
Great blog post. A few observations (considering the blog post skips numerous details): SQLite really shines when compared to running a database in a separate server from the app. This is when the network latency starts being noticeable. La
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Show HN: Explore remote SQLite databases over SSH
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My Other Database Is a Compiler(blog.chiselstrike.com)
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Join: The Projection(justinjaffray.com)
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by polyrand 4y ago
You can do the same with uBlock Origin filters. But writing them manually is hard. I use https://letsblock.it/filters to automatically generate lists of sites for the different search engines. It's been working wonderf
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The Python GIL: Past, Present, and Future(backblaze.com)
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Think Like Git(tacaswell.github.io)
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Under the Covers of AWS Distributed Systems (2014) [video]
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GPT-3 explaining an ffmpeg command(twitter.com)
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Peeking and Backtracking Python Generators(ricardoanderegg.com)
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Jakt: Memory-safe systems programming language(github.com)
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Extending SQLite with Rust(ricardoanderegg.com)
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Python, SQLite, and Thread Safety(ricardoanderegg.com)
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by polyrand 5y ago
> Is using SQLite from multiple processes safe? Yes [0]. > The Python bindings weren't safe for concurrent access, is this still the case? I think they're safe now [1]. The error message when using the connection from multip
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DuckDB extension to read SQLite databases(github.com)
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14M IOPS out of a single CPU core(twitter.com)
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Mobile Networking in Rural Ethiopia(youtube.com)
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by polyrand 5y ago
This presentation by an engineer from Wave (African fintech) shows how they used SMS and other tricks for zones without internet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAxnA9L5rS8
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How to make MPAs that are as fast as SPAs(gomakethings.com)
2 points by polyrand 5y ago|0 comments
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by polyrand 5y ago
I think the GPU claims are interesting. According to the graph's footer, the M1 Ultra was compared to an RTX 3090. If the performance/wattage claims are correct, I'm wondering if the Mac Studio could become an "affordabl
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by polyrand 5y ago
I see... What about using hx-trigger="load" for the form? Maybe that makes the browser reload it even after hitting the back button? (Sorry I can't check this right now, just a random idea). Edit: I quickly tried it (mixing h
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by polyrand 5y ago
The thing about HTMX is that the mental model about state should tend towards "the server is aware of everything". With the added benefit that you can achieve better RESTful URLs that respect the navigation actions. Without having
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Building API Docs(brandur.org)
86 points by polyrand 5y ago|18 comments

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