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by qaq 1y ago
Hmm isn't optimizing to save 690KiB for an optimised release binary and getting incremental builds to be significantly less than 400ms actually much closer to the after-mentioned "every web site must be able to scale like Facebook
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by qaq 1y ago
Keen includes researchers like Richard Sutton, Joseph Modayil etc. Also John has being doing it full time for almost 5 years now so given his background and aptitude for learning I would imaging by this time he is more of an AI guy then a f
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by qaq 1y ago
Well in all large orgs legal has rules which licenses are allowed for dependencies generally it's MIT, Apache, BSD and the like
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by qaq 1y ago
You pretty much described Mojo
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by qaq 1y ago
I see another dynamic "customer value" features get prioritized and eventually product reaches a point of crushing tech debt. It results in "customer value" features delivery velocity grinding to a halt. Obviously subjec
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by qaq 1y ago
Well I'd wager since the only company operating actual robotaxi service at the moment is Waymo they appear to be ahead
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by qaq 1y ago
In what way Tesla is ahead of Waymo ?
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by qaq 2y ago
Honestly that's basically my last item on the go wish list :)
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by qaq 2y ago
Is that 100B like 500B stargate thingy or ... ?
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by qaq 2y ago
You can use https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroachdb-parser which is basically PGSQL compatible parser implemented in golang
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by qaq 2y ago
EU actually built solutions that people that care about $ use like OVH and Hetzner.
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by qaq 2y ago
Prob not but I would still argue go is way easier to read than Rust for someone who does not know either.
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by qaq 2y ago
99% of people who never written go will know what the go version does
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by qaq 2y ago
Thats what I switched for all personal projects: Go + a-h/templ + htmx
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by qaq 2y ago
Yep it should be configurable let me type at the very least the function name before you start predicting
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by qaq 2y ago
I advise you never look in into backgrounds of most top cyber sec people cause prob about half used to be on the black hat side in their youth days some even served time.
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by qaq 2y ago
Postgres and Go I used a ton of other things but Postgres and Go are just solid
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by qaq 2y ago
It was not but regardless how is this a bigger security violation? Also is the claim here that Secretary of Treasury lacks authority to grant access to treasury data or that President lacks authority to grant security clearances? Keep in mi
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by qaq 2y ago
In what sense is it a security violation a person authorized by the Treasury secretary accessed data in Treasury department. The granting of security clearances is in the authority of the President which President can exercise directly or b
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by qaq 2y ago
I didn't know FED data that was accessed at the Treasury department contained data on classified nuclear weapons systems. I've also never seen this level of freakout over real breaches like say SolarWind done by APT-29(Cozy Bear)
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by qaq 2y ago
Google SolarWinds
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by qaq 2y ago
People mentioned Elon's DOGE team is about 200 people including lawyers and accountants. I am guessing the focus on the 6 youngsters is mainly because here's a bunch of former Deloitte lawyers/accountants is not a newsworthy
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by qaq 2y ago
it seems a few ruzzian cables got "accidentally cut" too so maybe they got the hint
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by qaq 2y ago
caching is orthogonal to using or not using ORM. You might opt to have caching with or without ORM in a consistent manner. You can also opt to add read replicas fronted by say pgcat in Postgres case without having separate caching layer.
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by qaq 2y ago
Depends on team's experience level
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by qaq 2y ago
Key thing good manager shields team from corporate bs as much as possible
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by qaq 2y ago
It's not so much optimization but experience that on any sufficiently large project you gonna run into ORM limitation and end up with mix of ORM and direct queries. So might as well...
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by qaq 2y ago
Go is pretty much controlled by Google I don't follow it closely but there was a ton of drama around AWS influence on Rust through hiring key Rust devs. Zig has BDFL Python had BDFL
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by qaq 2y ago
Hmm Snowflake and Apple are rewriting FoundationDB in Swift. Swift has pretty good dev. ergonomics and good interop with C/C++ so it might find it's niche outside of Apple.
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by qaq 2y ago
honestly with copilot and friends this is not really an issue

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