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691.
by winrid 2y ago
Neat that jQuery gets so much. I guess they have a ton of stuff on jQuery still (and probably will forever).
692.
by winrid 2y ago
Oh nice, nesting. I guess I'm a bit behind. With nesting and variables I can probably get rid of less in my projects.
693.
by winrid 2y ago
Yeah I would want to better understand how they arrived at that statement. When I was in Xinjiang there were like 5-10 cameras at every intersection. Surely NYC isn't at that level?
694.
by winrid 2y ago
Interesting, thanks. I imagine they will have a query planner for the query planner to determine to JIT or not :)
695.
by winrid 2y ago
I think there's a difference between just being introverted and being bullied or excluded. I don't care of my child is an introvert. I do care of they want to make friends and can't.
696.
by winrid 2y ago
Yeah, but nobody is seriously considering that unless maybe for huge prepared statements. The argument is usually bytecode vs parser and associated data structures.
697.
by winrid 2y ago
I fear it will be difficult for me to do this and not make them social outcasts. Part of being a parent is also helping your kids fit in and be successful "socially". I think what you're doing is good. Hopefully enough parent
698.
by winrid 3y ago
VPNs frequently get banned in China. I bought two major VPN services (nordvpn and one other) and they did not work when I got there. Luckily I had a backup VPN I host on Linode. It would randomly stop working though...
699.
by winrid 3y ago
Powerful in terms of productivity. The occasional N+1 query problem here and there isn't a big issue for many projects and means you can launch 10x faster than someone using some other technologies. If you're successful, you can e
700.
by winrid 3y ago
Thanks for the info. The issue is using EBS. If you used an instance with NVME drives it would probably have been faster than BQ (and you aren't billed per-query...). I would suggest an R or I4 class instance for this, m6 is not good f
701.
by winrid 3y ago
M6a is not even remotely enormous. Also were you using EBS?
702.
by winrid 3y ago
Nice! I sent this to the guy that helped me convert NetPanzer (20+yo code base) from SCons to Meson and he also took the time to setup GH actions etc. Hopefully you get some help!
703.
by winrid 3y ago
Usually the JSON gets transformed into a binary format (example: BSON).
704.
by winrid 3y ago
Ops Manager (paid tool) kinda supports this but in my experience it misses a lot of obvious suggestions.
705.
by winrid 3y ago
For sure! I think I have these [0]. [0] https://www.amazon.com/tenluno-Checker-SWTC-44-MaleFemale-Id...
706.
by winrid 3y ago
Bad driver :)
707.
by winrid 3y ago
The ID4's 0-60 is 7.something seconds. An early 2000s VW GTI ($3000?) with a mild tune is faster.
708.
by winrid 3y ago
Screws have different thread and pitch sizes. An app won't read that correctly. You can get a tool to measure the size/thread/pitch. I have containers with lots of slots and I label each slot, so I have many dozens of types o
709.
by winrid 3y ago
oh man, datatables, that takes me back. I agree that the way React does things is preferable.
710.
by winrid 3y ago
Jack Ma didn't just try to build wealth like your average mid sized software or HVAC company. He built a monopoly and the company was fined for it and eventually broken up [0]. He obviously didn't like this and left the country to
711.
by winrid 3y ago
Well, with a manually managed language you have to do those things pretty much all the the time, but with a GC you can pick which parts are manually managed. Also I suspect this project isn't for holding hundreds of GB of stuff in memo
712.
by winrid 3y ago
It doesn't seem like anyone is working on JS tooling in C++. Some projects used Go but switched to Rust... I guess the object lifetimes are probably pretty simple so it's a no brainer.
713.
by winrid 3y ago
Eslint released in 2013, so sounds about right. Even Java has had more major releases than that.
714.
by winrid 3y ago
What technologies did you use?
715.
by winrid 3y ago
The designers and meeting software part is a fair point, I agree! It will definitely be bumpy.
716.
by winrid 3y ago
Specific hardware and software versions that you test first should be fine. They do the same thing with any other OS, so I'd hope they do that here.
717.
by winrid 3y ago
I lived with friends throughout the last year of HS because my BPD mother kept kicking me out. I still took AP classes...
718.
by winrid 3y ago
Yes, this is what we do today. Was hoping for something a bit more ergonomic when you don't need full module level isolation.
719.
by winrid 3y ago
Someday it would be really cool to execute NodeJS code in a sandbox with a timeout without having to throw the work at a subprocess.
720.
by winrid 3y ago
Like the ET-3750 from costco? In my experience the updates work fine.

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