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571.
by winrid 2y ago
I was going to write a comment agreeing with you but then my audio started to get scratchy for no reason this morning
572.
by winrid 2y ago
Of course the researcher has to have htop open! Btw has anyone done an analysis of Bobsweep (Canadian company) vaca? They kind of position themselves now as "privacy focused".
573.
by winrid 2y ago
Yes https://github.com/twitter
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by winrid 2y ago
(note that of course mig can be great for structural things, it's just easy to get started)
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by winrid 2y ago
> It will suggest a tweak to config if it sees live reload times going past 4s No I mean, I can tell it will get slow, haha. > the rest of the stack is so damn good. I agree! (so far, I think)
576.
by winrid 2y ago
haha, to be fair my Java code is more like Go than typical Java. I should probably try Go someday.
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by winrid 2y ago
Yes. My concern is the template compilation will get really slow or the custom IDE integration will get out of date and break.
578.
by winrid 2y ago
Reminds me of https://j2html.com Which I have also been starting to use for one project, with quarkus, been a nice experience so far.
579.
by winrid 2y ago
The problem with postgres's JSON support is it leads to last write win race conditions compared to actual document stores. Once they can support operations like incrementing a number while someone else updates another field, without lo
580.
by winrid 2y ago
So of course the next question is the long play to replace ChromeOS with this?
581.
by winrid 2y ago
You still worked with raw pointers in modula 2 though right?
582.
by winrid 2y ago
Both Quarkus and JOOQ are pretty good in the Java world. No ORM, no inheritance etc to create APIs... Typed API clients generated for your frontend...
583.
by winrid 2y ago
Seems like a localization nightmare though. :)
584.
by winrid 2y ago
Many things are this way. The number of houses in the silicon valley that still have knob and tube wiring is kind of hilarious. Can't build new houses with it, but grandfathered in until you have to make changes.
585.
by winrid 2y ago
The range will be like 80 miles? Many people I grew up with had jobs 40-60 miles away, and those places still don't have charging stations.
586.
by winrid 2y ago
This. I had just two drives in raid 1, and the 2nd drive failed immediately after silvering a new drive to re-create the array. very lucky :D
587.
by winrid 2y ago
This. I also put a priority on things, the format is "- P0: do thing" and it's just checked into git daily with a script.
588.
by winrid 2y ago
Just the sparks themselves can produce audio! [0]. [0] https://youtu.be/lbubH1FovFc?si=T7Q7CqDNz3NtbLFl
589.
by winrid 2y ago
Sounds more like depression...
590.
by winrid 2y ago
Loading this page actually makes my CPU fan spin faster for a few seconds :D
591.
by winrid 2y ago
I already use type annotations with Python for use within my IDE. It's just all tiring garbage. Java is already almost a scripting language and I can actually use a shared heap, etc. also I have some core code in java I use in the desk
592.
by winrid 2y ago
The x1 carbons running Linux are better than the Mac in every aspect except performance for the battery life, but personally I don't want to use my laptop for that long at once anyway, so w/e.
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by winrid 2y ago
I agree. Django's ORM is great because it handles the relationships well, where many ORMs barely do the object mapping part well. I'm rewriting a large Django project in Java (quarkus + jooq), because it's at the point where
594.
by winrid 2y ago
The comptime stuff is neat. JB has a demo with a game running during the compile phase .
595.
by winrid 2y ago
I've always wanted to do something like this but for laptops too, and allow sorting by passmark score to find the best values.
596.
by winrid 2y ago
Hello! This year I've been working on building an integrated registration and live timing platform [0] for my local organizers in CA, but it is spreading. Very fun/rewarding project. I hope to launch my own cellular-based timing h
597.
by winrid 2y ago
would you use a VR headset today from 20yrs ago? I am generally against creating unnecessary e-waste but let's be real, it will likely be better to recycle it and experiment with something else in that time frame...
598.
by winrid 2y ago
yes, all the time. It's more of an issue of no runtime type safety, which makes it a poor choice for many backend projects. There are workarounds, but it's silly when there are many better alternatives.
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by winrid 2y ago
Kudos keeping that running, just for fun I assume?
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by winrid 2y ago
I have a JavaFX app in production that ships 40mb binaries, which includes the JRE, and can run with a 50mb heap, and I haven't optimized it yet.

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