tacone

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   by tacone 3y ago

   Nobody does actually. Postgres not having deterministic query plans is a big pain and a good reason not to use it. The same query may use different query plans depending on the estimated number of affected rows, very frustrating.
2. 152.▲
   by tacone 3y ago

   Would love to see a practical example of this. Another thing to consider is table fragmentation. Fragmentation > bad row count estimation > bad query plan.
3. 153.▲
   by tacone 3y ago

   Just show him the comments in this thread.
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   by tacone 3y ago

   Debian slim should be around 60mb. Looks like there's something else wrong.
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   by tacone 3y ago

   It's becoming a meme already :)
6. 156.▲
   by tacone 3y ago

   Me too. Just wondering if it will finally awaken and try to destroy humanity :)
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   by tacone 3y ago

   What then? I spoke about Firefox because I am not updated on other browsers' policies. The fact that other browsers do the same does not invalidate my point, but rather reinforces it. I for one would like to have web apps on my PC, san
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   by tacone 3y ago

   Hello bobfunk, thank you for acting on this. One question though, what is Netlify gonna do to ensure this doesn't happen again? I understand it's a hairy question, but the general consensus seems to be some policy must be changed
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   by tacone 3y ago

   I have a memory from my childhood that still makes me smile. At six years old I have been told that old people tend do sleep less. So I went to my father and asked: "Daddy, why do old people sleep so little?" He looked at me and s
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Also Firefox doesn't really support installing a PWA on the desktop (while it does on mobile). I don't see any clear intention from anybody to make PWA a viable alternative to the various App stores and software repositories in ge
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    by tacone 3y ago

    The pay as you go model is completely wrong. Companies should be legally required to allow their customers to set a ceiling to their monthly spending.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I am using nginx-proxy (look it up on github) . It hasn't been that simple to put together, I will investigate MicroK8S in the future.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I gave up Graphql due to buggy/obnoxious vscode plug-ins, also I would pass over code gen if I can. I have a simple setup with pg+drizzle+zod+trpc. I don't like the libraries that much, but it overral works very well. I'd pre
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    by tacone 3y ago

    The preprocessors are here to stay though. They have been instrumental to build consensus about which new features are the right ones to incorporate. For what it concerns the JS/CSS/HTML the (good) outcomes are hard to deny.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Beside the jokongly answer gave above, a bunch of ideas: Look for something that sucks (for example, a decent and free restaurant QR menu web app) and make a better one. Look for an extremely difficult thing and implement a minimal proof of
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Hasura
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I am developing a side project these days. This what I've got since now: 5-30 seconds deploy time, end to end type safety from db to the frontend, 100 lighthouse score, automatic let's encrypt certificates for my docker machines,
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I'm playing with Sveltekit + Trpc Backend + DrizzleOrm + Postgres. I am using plain Javascript + JSDoc and Typescript checking.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Very nice and well executed. Would love to be able to zoom in a bit.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I like it! Thank you for making it available and bonus point for it to be WPA. I won't be using it because as many others have pointed out, it still need to be refined, but overral looks like quite a good job.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Fusilli Bucati is also a great favorite of mine. It's shaped like a spring, fun to play with and chew and also good at retaining sauce.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Hello, thank you for your answer. There's apparently more in scrapscript than what's written on its homepage. I didn't really meant to compare it to PRQL, but at the same time it probably offers some of the propositions of PR
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    by tacone 3y ago

    This is probably stupid but... would scrapscript[1] be a good base for a DSL aimed at replacing SQL? [1]: https://scrapscript.org/ edit: added link
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I am using YAML myself to manage my CV in two different languages. Using a convention like "description(en): ..." the different translations are co-located making it easier to keep everything in sync.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I really wish they would do that.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Sorry for the lag, I'll just drop the answer anyway in case it still can be helpful to you or anybody else. It's actually a oh-my-zsh plugin, called "magic-enter". I defined MAGIC_ENTER_GIT_COMMAND="git status"
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    by tacone 3y ago

    I guess Alt+a is the default zsh shortcut for that.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    In my former PHP life I've seen people looping through objects and constructing a JSON string by hand instead of using a simpler single json_encode() call.
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    by tacone 3y ago

    Bene ma non benissimo: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=prnqc531123mzw2dpowc61f8
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    by tacone 3y ago

    to track him? :)