reykjavik

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   I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Juggling C++ Atomics(brilliantsugar.github.io)

   2 points by reykjavik 3y ago|0 comments
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   by reykjavik 4y ago

   didn't age well.
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   by reykjavik 6y ago

   So they laid off a guy who worked there for 20years, and is crazy passionate about the company? Good job, mozilla.
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   by reykjavik 6y ago

   Used to work with cryengine some time ago. That is by far the worst c++ codebase i've ever seen.
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   by reykjavik 7y ago

   That is really interesting point. Could you give an example when you avoided project because of understanding of categories?
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   by reykjavik 7y ago

   Watched that guy's lectures and conference talks. While it's quite interesting and educative - I still don't get the "for programmers" part of it. I don't quite get how I would jump from understanding categorie
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   by reykjavik 7y ago

   *relational (damnit!)
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   by reykjavik 7y ago

   The use-case listed there (the change of address) can be implemented perfectly fine with any rational or non-rational database. I personally would not switch to a completely new database and new paradigm just because of the requirement to s
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   by reykjavik 7y ago

   What's the use-case for time-travel queries vs. just using time series databases? (ie. influx, timescale, kdb etc.)