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Polar Express Russian Fiber Cable(xn--e1ahdckegffejda6k5a1a.xn--p1ai)
9 points by sgt 1y ago|3 comments
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by sgt 1y ago
I gave Vertx a chance a few years back and while it worked, it's not great for building services on, unless your needs are extreme scale. And in the latter case, you might be better off with a language like Go. It's very async&#x2
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Be Programming Pascal in 2025 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by sgt 1y ago|0 comments
844.
by sgt 1y ago
This is great, should we all rush back towards Java to build our startups on?
845.
by sgt 1y ago
Won't that be slower than vector DB's by an order of magnitude or more?
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by sgt 1y ago
https://archive.is/Bn5DE
847.
by sgt 1y ago
lsof is a bit heavy, I wouldn't want that running every 5 seconds to be honest.
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by sgt 1y ago
Thanks for the tip, that will work fine as long as the WAL content is rolled up.
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by sgt 1y ago
Sure but once you have WAL logs, you suddenly have a more heavy weight setup. Backing it up you'll want to back up those WAL logs to achieve proper point in time recovery, and so on. My point is, you're now bolting on extra stuff
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by sgt 1y ago
Scientists have used Twitter for more than a decade before Elon took over. It was extremely popular and there were large communities of scientists there sharing all kinds of stuff. After it became X, they have largely disappered. Many just
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by sgt 1y ago
Sure but if you're dealing with WAL logs, why not just go Postgres? Then you also get a port you can connect to from remote machines if you need.
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by sgt 1y ago
(Relative) older time who got started with FreeBSD and Linux in the mid 90s here. While I loved Mavericks (and I went through all the versions of OS X since Jaguar to macOS Sonoma), I have to say that in my opinion it just keeps getting bet
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by sgt 1y ago
Articles from Tigerbeetle I tend to just upvote and then click on the link. I just know it's going to be quality stuff.
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by sgt 1y ago
Kinda cute and reminds me of KDE back in the early 2000s, just with the start menu in the middle.
855.
by sgt 1y ago
Acceptance criteria has entered the chat.
856.
by sgt 1y ago
I'd hate to restrict Docker like that - depending on what you run inside of Docker, it would be very hard to narrow it down to the right security tuning settings. In that case, it's actually safer and more predictable to run it in
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by sgt 1y ago
Who are still using Solaris though? And I say that as a previous SunOS and Solaris user for a couple of decades. Great technology. That's where I first got to play with dtrace and containers/zones.
858.
by sgt 1y ago
Maybe the Perifractic equivalent of the Sun fanworld can buy the Solaris trademark and rename it!
859.
by sgt 1y ago
Cool - although I can't help to think that running a macOS VM and run the Vision Framework tool on it will be less clunky in the long run. Phones don't like to run with screens on 24/7 etc.
860.
by sgt 1y ago
Same as well, Apple Notes. It works really great. I've also fully adopted the smart notes now with tags so that I can more easily organize stuff. I give the folders names with emojis to make it a bit more "fun".
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by sgt 1y ago
How do I paste the gid* fonts into TextEdit, for example? Only UTF8 fonts seem to work.
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Book: The inner workings of Large Language Models(leanpub.com)
1 points by sgt 1y ago|0 comments
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by sgt 1y ago
On this subject: Perifractic (new Commodore owner) and his team did not rule out that they will also take over Amiga. If that were to happen, that would be amazing!
864.
by sgt 1y ago
Doesn't datastar require an async backend? I prefer Django without async.
865.
by sgt 1y ago
Great stuff and same applies to Django of course.
866.
by sgt 1y ago
You are right! I missed it
867.
by sgt 1y ago
It could have been worse... think of when Sun was bought by Oracle.
868.
by sgt 1y ago
Do you offer local or on-premise models? There are certain PDF's we cannot send to an API.
869.
by sgt 1y ago
Whole point of PDF is that it's digital paper. It's up to the author how he wants to design it, just like a written note or something printed out and handed to you in person.
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by sgt 1y ago
As a teen, I needed help with an Alpha 21164, and I phoned Compaq. This was a year after Compaq had bought Digital. But they had absolutely zero interest in helping a teenager with hardware they probably believed I had no business using.

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