ChrisTrenkamp

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   by ChrisTrenkamp 3mo ago

   I can't go into specifics, but I use LMDB for the commandline application I maintain for my employer. I also extended it into a web service for internal use. As long as you stick to the safe LMDB options, which are the default option
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   by ChrisTrenkamp 4mo ago

   I think it was Rich Hickey who said "Programmers understand the benefits of everything, and the costs of nothing." I'm also reminded of video game forums where everyone argued whether the Xbox or Playstation is better, not be
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   by ChrisTrenkamp 4mo ago

   This is a hot take, but programming languages haven't progressed since the 90's. We've been conditioned to believe that if you want to be a serious programmer, you have to either use C++-style RAII (which includes Rust), or
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   by ChrisTrenkamp 5mo ago

   To anyone reading this, please take the extra step beyond striking down age-verification laws, and start taking measures to prove to Congress that it's not needed. Your nextdoor neighbor whose misbehaving child that's permanently
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   Xsel: A XPath 1.0 Go library/CLI that can query XML, HTML, and JSON documents(github.com)

   1 points by ChrisTrenkamp 3y ago|2 comments
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   by ChrisTrenkamp 3y ago

   xsel was made for two reasons: * My dayjob where I sometimes need to query thousands of XML documents. * For fun. Support for HTML and JSON was recently added as well, and you can also use it in your Go projects. I figured if it's usef