winrid

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by winrid 3y ago
Nice, I'll have to check it out again this year. Might be a good chance to look into Helix, too.
752.
by winrid 3y ago
Sugar isn't fulfilling, and usually it makes you want more. If you want a snack that fills you up, try something with fat (meat, peanut butter, etc).
753.
by winrid 3y ago
BTW, why base pricing on r4 instances vs something more cost effective like r5?
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by winrid 3y ago
Yeah. That's why I talk about it. I want people to build good IDE support for Nim :)
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by winrid 3y ago
This is a problem with all these languages (zig, nim, crystal, D, vlang, etc). They are all neat but the DX is so bad that Java with a good IDE is faster to code in. Zig and Nim with VSCode kind of work. Nim integration is very easy to br
756.
by winrid 3y ago
the revolving door of oracle consultants? :)
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by winrid 3y ago
The abstraction isn't really defined or isolated that way, but kinda.
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by winrid 3y ago
that actually seems really inefficient, it could avoid the array allocation and fill call by just moving the length check...
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by winrid 3y ago
One of the most satisfying feature degradation steps I did with FastComments was making it so that if the DB went offline completely, the app would still function: 1. It auto restarts all workers in the cluster in "maintenance mode&quo
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by winrid 3y ago
Meson's Wraps are pretty useful for including and building dependencies across different OSes. We migrated netpanzer from Scons to Meson - that was a lot of work (which I didn't do), but it actually integrates with CLion now, buil
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by winrid 3y ago
That's just ridiculous. Modern countries like France do not use credit scores. They just look at your last few bank statements.
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by winrid 3y ago
Yeah I agree. I made it work for one big system but Java or Go would have been nicer lol. Luckily I was able to just: 2. You can do this w/o restarting worker each time, which helps. Just keep it alive and submit work to it. and then c
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by winrid 3y ago
I mostly agree but... you can't use worker threads or something with Node to distribute the work? It's only like one line to submit a job to a worker thread, how is that much more than "go thing()"?
764.
by winrid 3y ago
you can use Django (python) with Types and the codebase will scale a bit larger, there are JITs available for Python too. ctrl+click works great can write simple Python code and not do anything crazy, works alright. up to around 30k lines I
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by winrid 3y ago
Better than Pycharm?
766.
by winrid 3y ago
Even the Stripe API types are terrible. I'm moving away from Python for my large projects...
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by winrid 3y ago
It's a tradeoff! I think using the ORM to start and then move off it later is valid, depending on how much time you have to get an MVP out.
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by winrid 3y ago
also, every company I've worked at used ORMs in some capacity. Sometimes, not always. Also, I don't really work on any apps with only four customers. either they have almost a million or zero :P Try again. :)
769.
by winrid 3y ago
I don't think insults are really necessary here. Also ORMs can be very useful, just don't do dumb stuff, like with any technology. I use them when appropriate.
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by winrid 3y ago
Which is still very IO bound... Wonder what kinda IOPS you were observing? Also they make pretty fast CPUs these days :)
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by winrid 3y ago
Not a silver bullet for every project but the Django ORM largely solves this with its migrations. You define your table classes and it just generates the migrations. Throw in a type checker and you're in pretty good shape. Rust also ha
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by winrid 3y ago
This largely depends on the disk. I wouldn't expect that to take 30mins on a modern NVME drive, but of course it depends on table size.
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by winrid 3y ago
150 queries per page load is nothing. I'd check for missing indexes...
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by winrid 3y ago
I should have rephrased it as "nobody picking Django cares". People pick Django because of how quickly you can build something valuable. Everyone knows it's slow IMO. > when you're an upstart, speed is an advantage, Y
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by winrid 3y ago
on every OS - windows, linux, android, iOS - it's like a 20% chance that it will connect or send the file if one of the clients has closed and reopened or disconnected momentarily. you have to close and reopen both clients.
776.
by winrid 3y ago
if someone finds go-routines hard I don't think the suggestion is rust.
777.
by winrid 3y ago
is there a language/runtime where running multithreaded code is easier?
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by winrid 3y ago
heh, that's certainly a thing too. Sorry you had to go through that.
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by winrid 3y ago
> Also in my experience Django is extremely slow generally than Flask or FastAPI. Nobody cares. Seriously. I can handle 100rps on a $5 server for most of the pages on my Django sites. Do you know how many $100m+ ARR businesses I've
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by winrid 3y ago
You were given a negative rating because they didn't have the budget for a bonus.

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