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by tehlike 1y ago
I restart my server and break prod sometimes.
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by tehlike 1y ago
It's pedantic - it's what's known as a homelab. I have one at home, too, running pricetracker.wtf, among other things. It has a 56G network switch i will never be able to saturate, more compute than i'll probably need. L
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by tehlike 1y ago
On and off working on my homelab, and also https://pricetracker.wtf
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by tehlike 1y ago
A lot of logic just becomes easier with javascript. If you have complex-ish trigger logic, or a procedure etc - doing these in pl/pgsql is just hard if not intracatable. Also allows up reuse of a lot of code that people have built with
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by tehlike 1y ago
Turkiye has a similar one https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/burj-al-babas
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by tehlike 1y ago
i also do cloudflare tunnel.
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by tehlike 1y ago
I struggle to fluently translate childrens books from English to Turkish, but it wouldn't be too hard to do Turkish to English, I imagine. There would be loss of some nuance, but general meaning would transfer.
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by tehlike 1y ago
I am bilingual. My phrases switch to the language I learned them on very easily. Computer terms are almost always English. A lot of idioms I learned in my adult life are going to stay English, even if a Turkish equivalent exists and I later
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by tehlike 1y ago
So far. While at it consider storing all the Linux isos ever existed too
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by tehlike 1y ago
prion diseases is one of the nightmare fuels. Alzheimer is one such disease, with no known cure, and as in this case, can lay dormant for years (thank god, i guess?)
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by tehlike 1y ago
I was already building a homelab, and was eyeing SDR and Meshtastic gear.
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by tehlike 1y ago
I'd try it to see if it can be made to work against rocksdb or foundationdb - mvsqlite kind of does that but foundationdb is missing things like compression that rocksdb provides.
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by tehlike 1y ago
On and off building https://pricetracker.wtf
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by tehlike 1y ago
I kind of want to buy pocket and fakespot.
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by tehlike 1y ago
I wonder how much ongoing cost this would endure for a solo developer. I would be more than happy to sustain this if it's not too terrible. How do i acquire this?
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by tehlike 1y ago
I use plv8 - it's great!
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by tehlike 1y ago
It's part of the compiler - ast. Linq has two forms - one in the linq ordinary syntax from x select x.name And other is just lambda with anonymous types and so on. For the lambda syntax, you can just do this: https://www.np
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by tehlike 1y ago
I'd have hoped someone did at least somewhat of a decent job to wire the house with cat6. Could save so much time.
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by tehlike 1y ago
Colocation, essentially.
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by tehlike 1y ago
Most probably! With same reasoning, it's not hard to think we are not alone in this universe, given the sheer scale of cosmos.
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Gmail to SQLite(github.com)
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by tehlike 1y ago
Or multiples of organisms spawned in earth simultaneously.
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by tehlike 1y ago
This is timely. For my side project (pricetracker.wtf) i was hoping to build a terminal app that you can connect with telnet or ssh - and do navigate the app through a super simplified but interactive ux... Found a few libraries that seems
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by tehlike 1y ago
Plain foundation db and document layer has bindings. It's the record layer that's a bit more complex with indexes, queries, etc.
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by tehlike 1y ago
I really really want nodejs bindings for foundationdb record layer. I tried using node java bridge, and it could be made to work but it'd be quiet an effort to maintain I guess...
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by tehlike 1y ago
There's a lot more PG needs to do for storage layout / access pov, and they have been working on it for a while. Orioledb has shown what might be opssible, and they have been upstreaming it. Having the ability to do something LSM
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by tehlike 1y ago
and may never be.
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by tehlike 1y ago
LINQ or PRQL.
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by tehlike 1y ago
Coral boards also use m.2
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by tehlike 1y ago
> That being said, as an American, the culture of mocking and gracefully learning from being mocked runs deep in my blood. I don't know if others share that same worldview. This is quickly getting forgotten.

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