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by radiospiel 7y ago
I saw something similar recently when reading JSON data from postgres via Rails, which was unbelievably slow. I found the reason to be that Rails would automatically parse the JSON value into a in-memory ruby object. Since this was for a AP
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by radiospiel 7y ago
I don't totally get this.. isn't it in the nature of reading via read(2) that it is possible it reads some data and then errors? If this is indeed reflected in the io.Reader.Read interface, then - regardless of who is allocating t
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by radiospiel 7y ago
It was probably only by coincidence with the publishing of this link that this morning someone from IP 46.123.245.139 changed "Hans Moravec" in the wikipedia article to "Matej Moravec" . Right @gardkor?
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by radiospiel 7y ago
"Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later" is not hat I even want to argue about. Discovering that a project might run late, and then doing the right thing about that is.. but how is one doing "the right thin
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by radiospiel 7y ago
A manager must be able to answer the question "Are we on time? Do we need additional resources?". This happens to help a project, not to delay it. If a good team of developers estimates the effort needed for anyone task with a 20%
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by radiospiel 7y ago
I have something in the works which is very similar - but is language agnostic. Pro: no need to switch to another language; Con: not high performance. We are using this in production for now over 1 year, and it helps tremendously. We are cu
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by radiospiel 8y ago
This is not so much about preserving local culture and character, but just about economic circumstances of the local population. Especially the campus idea - which in London, for example, attracts tens of thousands of techbros and -sises pe
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by radiospiel 8y ago
Well, so they say it is within the hour, but we still don't know if it's half an hour, half a day or half a week.
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by radiospiel 8y ago
The sqlite sessions extension seems to be a good foundation for getting changelogs out of a sqlite database. It is sadly not too well known: https://www.sqlite.org/sessionintro.html
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by radiospiel 8y ago
I tried to do this, with 3 different distributions, lucked out and went back to my Mac. Things I found frustrating: Bluetooth sometimes stopped working, keyboard was lagging, weird Desktop animations. I was able to find workarounds for most
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by radiospiel 8y ago
The OP states: "When it’s time to send an update to the state, XOR it against the previous state, .. and send it." and this is not going to work if the previous state just isn't there. It would be easy to fix: add a base-vers
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by radiospiel 8y ago
just XOR-ing doesn't cut it. The client might receive the state out of order, some updates might be missing completely - all of this must be handled somehow
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by radiospiel 9y ago
send: foo.log tail foo.log | email touch send
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by radiospiel 9y ago
Ah, yes, this was implied :) only working code (as checked via CI) is allowed to show up in master and other long living branches.
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by radiospiel 9y ago
I personally almost never rebase and/or squash, since I think that the information that gets lost (like: when was it started, what were mistakes along the lines) might be useful for future understanding of how the project work evolved
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by radiospiel 9y ago
This really sounds like the FAT file system
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by radiospiel 9y ago
If you have really limited resources, then bash or one of the other shells are the only tools at hand. Embedded devices might not give you enough disk space to get perl, ruby or python.
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by radiospiel 10y ago
sorry, what exactly does this? Assuming one is looking for a CMS, the description on the frontpage does not tell me anything. How does it compare to other CMSes? After "Find out more" I know now that it does something with Github,
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by radiospiel 10y ago
Depending on the configuration logging can also hide race conditions, since the OS usually synchronizes access to file handles and such.
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by radiospiel 10y ago
I don't see how in the example thread b's refcount could be zero, since there would exist a reference on thread a already (or else A could not create another reference) So how can that happen?
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by radiospiel 10y ago
I once built a package to allow redistribution of C/Flex/Go-scripts with just-in-time compilation ( https://github.com/radiospiel/jit ) but mine does not allow to mix the to-be-compiled language into the bash s
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by radiospiel 10y ago
The reality, however, is that depending on where they are many users don't have an LTE connection to begin with. My personal experience is that every so often a page begins to load, then shows text invisibly, then loads ads, and only a
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by radiospiel 11y ago
I am not calling to ignoring the async nature of computing in general, I am calling for better tooling. The Linux (and other OS'es) kernel handles I/O asynchronously, yet processes using open(2) + friends work quite well and are u
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by radiospiel 11y ago
Nicely done, thanks! Still, having to explain a concept as simple as eventual computation reinforces my belief that promises as a whole is broken, and should be done in something that looks like synchronous code with some help of the underl
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by radiospiel 11y ago
I think that these are bound to the user's own session, which is already in the browser cookie.
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by radiospiel 11y ago
While the leaked data is probably not cool and shows internal information which a client should never see, the alarmist tone - HACKED! NO SSL! - is not approbriate here… I think this is "just" a dumped HTTP GET request between the
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by radiospiel 11y ago
Just saw the "This is 1.0 only, 2.0 is not yet Open Source" comment in the README. Sorry.. but I'll keep fingers crossed.
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by radiospiel 11y ago
isn't there https://github.com/inconshreveable/ngrok ?
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by radiospiel 11y ago
This is really neat.. one thing though: there is nothing magic about 'the "magic" state'; it would IMHO be better to just call it state (or inner state, or so), and to explain that once the state is changed react rerende
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by radiospiel 11y ago
As for enterprise solutions: I seriously doubt that PGP is a solution there, because recipients must have a pgp based solution as well. OTOH they can easily run S/MIME and feel fine... own-mailbox, at least, seems to support a mode whe

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