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by sgammon 3y ago
I hope this is a joke, otherwise, I don't understand the pejorative use of "420" for this status code. Cannabis consumers would really love the dignity of being treated like any old alcoholic. /s
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Sama: Top priority remains that OpenAI continues to thrive(twitter.com)
5 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
Build once against a universal libc layer, and produce universal binaries which run on a variety of different architectures and operating systems. It’s like LLVM or JVM but even for C, and without the overhead of virtualization. (Hope I did
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by sgammon 3y ago
That post is the release link on GitHub, while this is the announcement by @jart on X and a showing of performance gains in GitHub Actions CI I found the performance gain to be significant enough to be interesting and so I posted.
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Cosmopolitan v3.1(twitter.com)
136 points by sgammon 3y ago|37 comments
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PlanetScale Connector for JVM(github.com)
4 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Copilot in the CLI now in public beta(github.blog)
1 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
I have one, but I really only engage in groups. Groups on Facebook are so underrated. They made a big push for them a few years ago, but totally missed the mark. After that push, most of the good content died, but I still stick around for t
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It's 2023 and you still can't build iOS Firebase apps with Bazel(github.com)
1 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
This looks great, and we're in the market for it, but we use JVM tech and would need a client :( I'd be happy to join the Slack and chat.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Ironic argument given the article, no? Did the author not just make a fantastic argument for structuring justice to protect rights?
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by sgammon 3y ago
Great sounds to me like a fine pace
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by sgammon 3y ago
I don't really recall because I don't think our database has needed much on top of stock MySQL. Maybe JSON columns? I don't really care. Just being candid as a user; it has not worried me, no.
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by sgammon 3y ago
? MySQL, in this case, is simply a protocol. Planetscale and Vitess are not affiliated with Oracle at all. I don't understand your point. Furthermore, we use Planetscale from an ORM. I don't think I have "read the MySQL docs&
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by sgammon 3y ago
Well, you are welcome to do your own review and share the results. At the time we were deciding between all the major DB as a Service providers. Not everyone has the same architecture as Bluesky, and from reading the code it seems pretty me
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by sgammon 3y ago
I'll believe it when I see it. Millions of applications use MySQL, and Vitess has only matured and grown. They said Java was done like five times. It's in the midst of another massive revival. I think the bet on MySQL is a solid o
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by sgammon 3y ago
Of course... this is a Vitess/Planetscale post or I probably wouldn't have even brought it up. All of these products are constantly undergoing change. They embody the best intentions and dreams of very smart people, such as yourse
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by sgammon 3y ago
Not to mention the 99.8% uptime at Neon, which is shocking. Look, if you are going to bring percentages, make sure they are the right ones. https://www.planetscalestatus.com/ https://neonstatus.com/
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by sgammon 3y ago
"Won" is a statement which is accurate for the moment in which I did my review. I think all of these database providers are great. Postgres people need a solution just as much as MySQL people do. I think when it comes to Postgres,
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by sgammon 3y ago
As a user of PlanetScale I don’t know what distinction you are making here and why. I’ve never had compatibility issues with single-node databases. It “just works” in the cloud and locally thanks to MySQL support in vitess.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Having tried Neon, it’s not really a replacement for Planetscale. PS’ in-cloud features are hard to replace. In my review, PS won on a feature and cost basis. I think PlanetScale is the most mature option on the market right now by far
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Run Gradle Builds from Bazel(github.com)
1 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
But that’s the point. He did consult his parents, extensively. They took money from FTX, through Sam. They bought a mansion in the Bahamas and filled it with nice furniture, ultimately from customer deposits. We know all of this from evide
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by sgammon 3y ago
I say this every morning, when I wake up, like a mantra /s
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by sgammon 3y ago
Excellent writing as usual from Elizabeth Lopatto. Her coverage of this trial has been phenomenally good. The coin flip/destroy the world metaphor really came full circle. I like how she tied off the end there. I can’t bring myself to
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by sgammon 3y ago
you're saying crypto is going great? on SBF's conviction news?
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by sgammon 3y ago
1. When you cannot explain how, mechanically the business works 2. Management is elusive, opaque 3. Employees are lax about controls, compliance, even morality If your gut says they might be criminals, they are probably criminals.
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by sgammon 3y ago
This is huge, huge news, and I hope this means V8-adjacent runtimes can easily support GC extensions now, too.
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by sgammon 3y ago
We absolutely love R2, especially when paired with Workers.
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by sgammon 3y ago
We did it. Massive hckrnews W

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