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by sgt 3mo ago
An academic exercise for sure. The Postgres team won't use this and take it forward, hence it will go stale and rot within months.
182.
by sgt 3mo ago
Maybe stop being lazy?
183.
by sgt 3mo ago
Tried uploading a ZIP and got: "Something went wrong An unexpected error occurred. Please try again or contact support."
184.
by sgt 3mo ago
He probably asked AI to make the list for him
185.
by sgt 3mo ago
Now I've seen it all.
186.
by sgt 3mo ago
My homelab "NAS" is unfortunately just a few USB based external disk enclosures, externally powered. Is there no way of making these reliable ? Every so often (maybe once a month) I get timeout errors or some kind of issues with a
187.
by sgt 3mo ago
There should be more sites like diskprices. So refreshing to see no styling, no cookie banners, just pure information.
188.
by sgt 3mo ago
I know that LPDDR5 has ECC, and not just single bit AFAIK, but if you enable it you lose some memory capacity (the 128 bit bus minus 16 bit for ECC error correction, making it effectively 112 bits)
189.
by sgt 3mo ago
Yeah to me that was (or is) THE demoscene radio channel. Great quality.
190.
by sgt 3mo ago
Is it a genuine birthday greeting if you just let AI do the job?
191.
by sgt 3mo ago
Another thing is that you need a lot fewer of them to stack to get the same effect. So cost saving.
192.
by sgt 3mo ago
I actually started my game now in LÖVE 2d.
193.
by sgt 3mo ago
Apparently the Dolosse works a lot better for high energy wave environments like coastline of SA etc. They are used here, and I am sure they considered Tetrapods and there was a reason they weren't suitable.
194.
by sgt 3mo ago
Not cheap
195.
by sgt 3mo ago
I guess one could use this in security detection as well
196.
by sgt 3mo ago
Very cool
197.
by sgt 3mo ago
I seem to recall more or less exactly when OS X became legendary. Must be around Jaguar or Panther. But coming from a Linux (and Unix) background, this was a godsend at the time. Now, quarter of a century later - still running it and it&#x2
198.
by sgt 3mo ago
My 90s Macintosh was in How to make a killing (2026). I should put it up there.
199.
by sgt 3mo ago
Will this take down Big Maps?
200.
by sgt 4mo ago
Where are you, by the way?
201.
by sgt 4mo ago
See my other comment, the world follows the US. It's about where the influence is primarily coming from, and that is currently America. And in terms of English it has a distinct advantage in that it is full of native speakers. Many In
202.
by sgt 4mo ago
Correct, generally speaking they will have their own default locales on their computer and local sites will be in e.g. French but going to Instagram it will render in US English - unless the app has been translated, which it probably has so
203.
by sgt 4mo ago
You're confusing number of speakers with convention or standard setting power. Look at the places where US english has become the norm or convention; programming, media, apps, business, Internet in general. And the US is in unique pos
204.
by sgt 4mo ago
That may be true, but in practice, US english has no taken over as the de-facto English. All thanks to the Internet. I am glad someone is pushing back on this, though, and I want more multi lingual sites on the Internet in general.
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by sgt 4mo ago
Agreed. I put stuff in ~/tmp only to create ~/tmp2 for even more temporary stuff that I don't delete, and so on. I clean up Desktop though as it is in my face.
206.
by sgt 4mo ago
I wonder if Postgres might be well coupled with MongoDB via fdw.
207.
by sgt 4mo ago
Which document store do you prefer? And do you use it via Postgres using a foreign wrapper?
208.
by sgt 4mo ago
Should be interesting to see. I've found that Claude Code is quite good with Htmx out of the box. The places where it fails is when it "forgets" to use htmx best practice and you end up with a full page refresh occasionally,
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by sgt 4mo ago
I'd like to use the one getting the most community support. So too soon to wait for Rust vs Go. Although on paper, Rust is better.
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by sgt 4mo ago
Web sites, yes. Full web apps as in PWA's ? No really, native apps tend to be a lot better.

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