winrid

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by winrid 2y ago
Quite funny as one of these desktops could likely handle the traffic :)
482.
by winrid 2y ago
Again this microbenchark is useless. Don't pick databases this way. This is not the kind of operation you should be worrying about optimizing, it's not usually the bottleneck or what is slow. Setup a clone of prod and build a tool
483.
by winrid 2y ago
As someone that has ran every version from 3.2 to 8 on small nodes and large clusters (~100+ nodes)... 8 is waaay faster in the real world. It's not really comparable. Your micro benchmark is comparing the few nanoseconds of the heavie
484.
by winrid 2y ago
Query engine is not as good.
485.
by winrid 2y ago
Yes but updating nested fields is last write wins, and with mongo you could update two fields separately and have the writes succeed, it's not equivalent.
486.
by winrid 2y ago
Last I checked they still didn't even implement pagination on their blog properly
487.
by winrid 2y ago
Looks like a lot of English teachers browse /lit/ :)
488.
by winrid 2y ago
Oh yeah! I'll have to see why my distro isn't picking this up yet.
489.
by winrid 2y ago
I self host a handful of mongodb deployments for personal projects and manage self hosted mongo deployments of almost a hundred nodes for some companies. Atlas can get very expensive if you need good IO.
490.
by winrid 2y ago
Still no icon preview in file picker though right? :)
491.
by winrid 2y ago
BTW, I wonder if any test frameworks are using the hot reloading JVMs yet? Would also solve this problem.
492.
by winrid 2y ago
That's mostly because nobody cares enough to optimize it, but if you split code into modules so your number of classes, including dependencies, is smaller, then your tests will start quickly. Usually it's dependencies and DI that&
493.
by winrid 2y ago
Well no, startup is fast, period. You're probably just giving the class loader a ton of work on startup? I would start with checking that I think. It could also be when he's hitting "run test" it's actually "co
494.
by winrid 2y ago
haha well your test did take 22ms, but starting the JVM and loading all the classes and all your dependency injection stuff probably took 5s. You can test it yourself with a tiny hello world, it's pretty fast to start.
495.
by winrid 2y ago
Yeah, why help add support for my device when I can just type "LLM create driver Logitech mouse & install" :P
496.
by winrid 2y ago
It's possible the person you're replying to wasn't using replication, so it's entirely different. Those folks also used "synchronous_commit is set to remote_write" which will have a performance impact
497.
by winrid 2y ago
The JVM starts in milliseconds Probably you're loading many thousands of classes...
498.
by winrid 2y ago
Probably it only uses 100mb of heap but they didn't check or tune the memory manager at all
499.
by winrid 2y ago
on return values?
500.
by winrid 2y ago
I think Django's marketing for perfectionists with deadlines is a bit better than "for lazy developers" :) but excited to see people build "Django, but compiled"
501.
by winrid 2y ago
Nah. The query is $slug == LimitedString::new("cot") Also, people like ORMs. Type safety is nice too without having to map manually. Sqlx is also great
502.
by winrid 2y ago
Carbon or Extreme? I can't even get resume on windows to work properly on my 1st gen X1 Extremes
503.
by winrid 2y ago
People are hanging onto their older appliances longer since new ones are such a poor value for reliability.
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Show HN: First NetPanzer Release since 2017(github.com)
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by winrid 2y ago
Ionizers can attract particles, but I would argue not to that extent...
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by winrid 2y ago
> You're talking about a bunch of morons who tried to pass off a public health program to fight the spread of AIDS in Mozambique as funding for HAMAS just because they stumbled upon the keyword "Gaza". For one, Elon himsel
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by winrid 2y ago
interesting, what menu? Just curious if I have gotten used to it. My desktop is a 2700x and my laptop is an 8th gen i7, hardly competitive nowadays. I usually have 3-6 IDE windows open. I think sometimes resolving TS types in Webstorm can t
508.
by winrid 2y ago
Weird. None of my PCs have cpus made after 2018. After the initial indexing, things are fast. I guess that's what you're running into on startup.
509.
by winrid 2y ago
You don't need to type +1, there's a button for that. Also, it must not be that complicated since they have already discovered tons of waste. They don't have to understand the whole thing, even 10% might be enough to be usefu
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by winrid 2y ago
> Do you really know, though? I don't think so. Yeah because they already found a lot of issues. If they can't figure it out then who can or will? 50yo career developers with nothing to gain for challenging the status quo?

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