srcreigh

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by srcreigh 4y ago
What were some of the songs? And which game was this?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I wish it could be as simple as FB sharing ad revenue with the news site. On YouTube 55% of ad revenue goes to the creator. In their new YouTube shorts revenue share model, the record companies get a cut based on how many videos use copyrig
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by srcreigh 4y ago
How will you get money to pay the developers?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
VisiData link for the curious https://www.visidata.org/
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by srcreigh 4y ago
The point of Tailwind is that it curates the useful subset of CSS into a nice DSL. Not unlike Typescript and type systems. I'll learn about any of the stuff that makes its way into Tailwind release notes and Tailwind docs. Anything els
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by srcreigh 4y ago
What's missing for your scenario?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
This was one of the interview questions for my first ever programming internship at 19.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
A cool physical sound apparatus is a speaker port. This is the hole(s) you may find in some speakers. https://blog.fluance.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Ported-V... Is the hole to help get the sound out
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Do you index arrays? What index type is that? Any tips? I’ve used array column in PG before, haven’t indexed arrays though.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
What language? What does the server do?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
The Serializer class is the worst frameworky piece I know of. These are basically classes which force you to use overridden methods to link HTTP with DB operations. Requires tons of hacks to work around all the time. And just cuz it’s optio
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by srcreigh 4y ago
How do you figure 20 drinks takes only 20 hours to process? I use a BAC calculator test, for a 70kg person 20 shots takes more than 40 hours to reach 0 BAC. (My drivers license requires 0 BAC so I’m aware of one beer taking about 2.5 hours
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Racket has for/list and even for/fold. They’re just different syntax for map and foldl. I prefer them to the functional versions sometimes so I don’t have to write lambda, the for loops have options for combining multiple lists, e
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by srcreigh 4y ago
It's 5% on the amount less than $500k, and 10% on the amount from $500k up to $1m.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
This article is a smorgasbord of cliche outrage topics... I'll just say at least in Canada, first time home buyers can get 5% down payment, so the "takes 10-20 years longer to get a 20% down payment" point doesn't make s
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I heard that barbarian as a word itself is mocking non Greek language. Like speech in other languages is just bar bar bar bar
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Your understanding may fit, actually. If the one-off hack is easy to add, it doesn't need refactoring to add it. Maybe ten or twenty one-off hacks can be added before anything gets difficult. It's only later that things become dif
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Access is green, acidic is red, and my favourite, cabbie is a nice yellow!
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by srcreigh 4y ago
View colors here https://codepen.io/srcreigh/pen/QWrrgdx Code thanks to gabrielsroka on the Github thread
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I picked 3 random countries and 2/3 of them had calendars starting with Sunday. Calendars starting with Sunday: Nambia, Trinidad and Tobago. Calendars starting with Monday: Benin.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
The methodology in this paper is a step above simple correlation analysis. Facebook in its early rollout period was released to some universities & colleges and not others. This study compares the increases of depression & anxiety i
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by srcreigh 4y ago
> For example, one recent query planner improvement excludes data more efficiently for relative now()-based queries (e.g., WHERE time >= now()-’1 week’::interval). This could be done by just calculating the start date in code too. &gt
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by srcreigh 4y ago
One of the few reasonable comments in this thread. Hooks are better than HOCs, no this is better than managing this, and dependency arrays are better than if (this.props.fooBarBaz !== newProps.fooBarBaz || this.props.onFooBarBazChanged !==
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by srcreigh 4y ago
This was almost prevented from the get go. Brendan Eich tried to implement scheme in the browser. But the business people asked him to make it look like Java. :(
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Thanks. You’re right. And yeah, the 40% ish reduction would only happen if the table has for ex every column in a unique index. Not very common.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Do you use glibc backtraces for stack tracing? I don't use C much, i guess that may be standard. or something else? Also, can you describe the queries you run against this SQLite? Is it interactive use or do you have any jobs or charts
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Are you still talking about logging? Anyways, would love to hear more about your clever queries, even if it's OT.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
My reason for liking MariaDB is that MySQL uses a B-Tree for primary storage. In Postgres if you want a table with large keys, you have to store them twice once in the index once in primary storage (hash table). In MySQL there’s no hash tab
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by srcreigh 4y ago
In Postgres you can use AS NIT MATERIALIZED to avoid the temp buffers. A recent PG version also makes this default, but only when the CTE is only queried once later. This can definitely cause issues. I’ve seen queries with CTEs that basical
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I wouldn’t mind if you wrote out the other recos you have too!

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