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by rastignack 3y ago
Don’t worry I’m upper middle class and roughly 75% of my salary goes straight to taxes while everything that’s state provided (schools, hospitals, security, infrastructure) just collapses.
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by rastignack 3y ago
I’m having the same issues, where I need to load json files one by one instead of loading them in a batch. It looks like memory is not freed as soon as the file is parsed. Edit: setting threads to a low value as read in this thread solved
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by rastignack 3y ago
I guess it’s like « le Big Mac » in pulp fiction.
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by rastignack 3y ago
Yes async pin and all that jazz are so easy to understand !
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by rastignack 3y ago
CO2 based tarifs? Nuclear energy? Us plebeians have zero leverage to have those implemented. It requires international coordination. It’s about the chosen few thus the constant hammering on the average joe is pointless. Regarding plastics
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by rastignack 3y ago
The thing is that it feels force fed. Reactions are adverse it’s counter productive.
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by rastignack 3y ago
Well for example I spend 3 full days a year of training at my company being lectured about climate change. There are yearly events and summits with huge press coverage. I don’t know if my company can afford to spend 3 more days per employee
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by rastignack 3y ago
I think there is more than enough attention on climate change (it’s constant hammering at this point) and that it is predatory to awareness about other environmental risks.
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by rastignack 3y ago
I don’t know why all the attention is on climate change and not on the consequences of microplastics everywhere. Such an important issue, yet no world summit, no word about the topic when we talk about environmental issues. Change is due !
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by rastignack 3y ago
Is disallowing IGNORE messages during handshake a good enough fix for this ?
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by rastignack 3y ago
Which license is it compatible with ? Have the ASF and the FSF given their views on it ? In my spare time I’m writing a gplv3 licensed DB. Can I read and use the code ? I have no problem with copy left licenses but their scope need to be st
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by rastignack 3y ago
Interesting recap. Oceanbase looks neat, but its license is quite original (mulan public license), thus I’m reluctant to read the code.
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by rastignack 3y ago
Oracle DB is really less and less popular. Oracle DBAs are worried. They know they are like COBOL devs.
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by rastignack 3y ago
I think the plan is to avoid linking with llvm, not getting rid of llvm altogether. To be fair go has never used llvm and was delivered in less that 50 years.
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by rastignack 3y ago
How do you deliver your python package ? How does the end user fetch dependencies ? A proxy ? Pip ? Jfrog ? System packages ? Is he root ? Or behind a corporate proxy / firewall ? That’s a hot mess to manage.
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by rastignack 3y ago
> For applications, use Java or Python. What’s the deployment story like ? Here’s a hot take of mine: we should treat our users as master and make their lives easier, not ours.
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by rastignack 3y ago
Most of the times there are dropped a few miles away from the African coasts, with a good coordination between the smugglers and the NGOs. They then spend the essential of their travel in safe ships. They could travel less if the NGOs polic
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by rastignack 3y ago
> To me this reads like "Cars have won, give up on walking and biking in your cities." Please consider that not everyone lives in a city with all amenities at walking distance. The countryside exists. We should not abandon thos
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by rastignack 3y ago
Waiting for a local dba-gpt…
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by rastignack 3y ago
Looks nice. However if I scp a script to an audited server, then execute it, would I be able to retrieve the content of the script to have a proper audit trail ? In other words is the file transfer protocol audited ?
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by rastignack 3y ago
> What's the difference between opting into a library with a feature flag and opting in with a line in Cargo.toml? Let's say you want to use the de-facto regex library. Would it really be ridiculously productive if you said you
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by rastignack 3y ago
At least let’s get rid of c and put this in stdlib, shall we ?
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by rastignack 3y ago
> Crypto isn’t a core competency for the standard library authors and this it’s better to offload that responsibility. Ring is mostly C/Assembly. Good bye safety ! Offloading core security routines is such a bad design. > The oth
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by rastignack 3y ago
I would say that having methods like ‘and_then_if_finally()’ or ‘then_unwrap_or_none_and_map()’ (I’m barely exaggerating) is less of a feature than say, json parsing and hashing / crypto, which are sorely missing. Tokio provides a bit
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by rastignack 3y ago
The notion that you can move around people as if they had no ancestry or culture, and immediately adapt them to any other place seems wrong though. At some point it seems better to give strong intensive for people in one’s country to have b
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Telemetry in OpenSSH Server for Windows(github.com)
2 points by rastignack 4y ago|0 comments
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by rastignack 4y ago
You can do it with extensions. However most of the time you are not going to need it.
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by rastignack 4y ago
The first step would be to bless as much as possible of rust-crypto and promote it to Stdlib. I sometimes wish the rust foundation would hire someone who does for rust what Filippo Valsorda does for go.
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by rastignack 4y ago
Other database engines solve this using phase commits.
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by rastignack 4y ago
I have yet to meet someone who feels more included when pronouns are stated.

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