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by rastignack 1y ago
It is important to decorelate compute and Storage. I think people should be aware that the Core Storage work is not beeing done in the open anymore. The process of letting the open source core grow useless while selling proprietary addons i
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by rastignack 1y ago
ClickHouse too. Their sharedmergetree is not open source at all. It makes ClickHouse OSS obsolete design-wise. Shame.
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by rastignack 1y ago
Quite easy to detect with a proper linter.
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by rastignack 1y ago
Lifetimes and generic tend to leak so you have to modify your code all around the place when you touch them though.
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by rastignack 1y ago
Compile times and painful to refactor codebase are rust’s main drawbacks for me though. It’s totally subjective but I find the language boring to use. For side projects I like having fun thus I picked zig. To each his own of course.
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by rastignack 1y ago
I guess it was seldom used. There are some pricing anomalies all over aws offering. I recently tried to use their IPAM and was amazed by the outrageous cost.
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by rastignack 2y ago
Hint: for cicd usage you can parse ini files with git, often present in such situations.
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by rastignack 2y ago
Do you have a more precise exemple of a state in which it is that difficult ? And a source ? I really find it hard to believe.
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by rastignack 2y ago
As a EU citizen, I think this voter ID argument is absolutely insane.
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by rastignack 2y ago
Some people work in serious work environments, on heavily regulated data. Thanks for another software landmine ! Make it opt-in, or not installed by default please, it’s so hazardous.
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by rastignack 2y ago
And so the malware-izarion of duckdb begins. Investors need revenue I guess.
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by rastignack 2y ago
I don’t think we need to lie or be disingenuous about this gesture, Elon is not known for his hate of Jewish people. I think this obviously fake take helps him. There is enough to criticize in his actions.
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by rastignack 2y ago
Then, the president is acting illegally, and not doge ?
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by rastignack 2y ago
> The async featureset in Rust is far from complete, but async is also somewhat of a niche. You're not necessarily expected to use it, often you can just use threads. I’m sorry but it’s not true. You lose access to most of the ecosy
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by rastignack 2y ago
Who knows what will happen in Syria in the next decades. We need to document as much as we can, while we can.
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by rastignack 2y ago
You don’t resist by filming yourself slaughtering children under captagon. Please see what French resistance was. Hamas and its apologetics are terrorists. And barbarians
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by rastignack 2y ago
> Filistine and Jerusalem did not have a problem with antisemitism and jew hate, UNTIL european settlers showed up. Antisemitism is purely european concept imported into Middle East. Read about the granada massacre.
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by rastignack 2y ago
> undermining democratic structures Democratic structures like fatah and hamas ?
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by rastignack 2y ago
> Bun isn't going to be the killer project that triggers a Rewrite in Zig movement. It might be enough to make the zig ecosystem viable. This along with tiger beetle (they have raised tens of millions). I think a lot of time is spen
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by rastignack 2y ago
> Most devs are lazy, and would rather sweep complexity under the rug and pretend it doesn't exist until it becomes a real problem they can't ignore anymore You mean pragmatic. Not all of us are memory absolutists. The time ide
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by rastignack 2y ago
> Powershell on Windows is great because there’s a module for everything. I’d rather parse structured data. It’s also really slow for text processing, borderline unusable
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by rastignack 2y ago
My point is that you can handle a billion of rows on a single PostgreSQL instance.
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by rastignack 2y ago
Meanwhile terraform prometheus grafana…
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by rastignack 2y ago
> This is exactly a great point. When data size goes to a billion rows, Postgres is tough. MongoDB just works without issue. Is it though ? Maybe 5-10 years ago it was.
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by rastignack 2y ago
I have the same memories, trying to convince people to dump slow as hell sparc processors for database workloads in favor of X86 machines costing a 10th of the price. To this day I still argue with ex Solaris sysadmins.
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by rastignack 2y ago
Yes we loved when you pulled the rug and made everything « premium ». I’m not against proprietary software, but your website still advertises this product as an open source ELT.
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by rastignack 3y ago
No problem with this question. The one about picking your restroom according to your feels is problematic as the father of a young daughter though.
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by rastignack 3y ago
It’s dishonest because most of them expect a black or white answer which would not be true. No nuance it’s just a test for political correctness.
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by rastignack 3y ago
Here are the (heavily biased and dishonest) prompts: https://github.com/SOM-Research/LangBiTe/blob/main/langbite/...
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by rastignack 3y ago
Also, VAT

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