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by dm3 29d ago
Monthly payment depends on Kanton as well - in the German part you can still get basic insurance for 250 USD/month.
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by dm3 1y ago
I'm very surprised you find this workflow more efficient than just writing the code. I find constructing the mental model of the solution and how it fits into existing system and codebase to be 90% of effort, then actually writing the
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by dm3 1y ago
Disadvantages don't list performance hit for proxying every operation through another indirection layer. Can this sort of interface be implemented with zero overhead in Rust?
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by dm3 1y ago
That's why you see such a difference in time saved using LLMs for programming across the population. If you have all the domain knowledge and the problem is generic enough it's a 100x multiplier. Otherwise your experience can easi
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by dm3 1y ago
This approach to security is backwards. It's way harder to find security issues than to never include them in the first place. This approach might work for another webapp but I highly doubt a retroactive security analysis is practical
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by dm3 1y ago
Looks like we're in a similar situation. What is your current go-to for setting up lean incremental data pipelines? For me the core of the solution - parquet in object store at rest and arrow for IPC - haven't changed in years, bu
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by dm3 1y ago
What would be the largest difference to Kurrent (former EventStore)?
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by dm3 2y ago
I find LLMs via Aider great for: * code translation - e.g. convert a self-contained implementation of a numerical algorithm from one language to another and generate test cases and property tests which make sure the implementations are equi
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by dm3 3y ago
> I think it's a bit of a myth that (ignoring FPGAs) that writing a low-latency software trading system is a time/cost expensive process. This depends a lot on the complexity of the trading system and the trading venue specific
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by dm3 3y ago
Interesting that this is Clojure and it doesn't mention Hoplon/Javelin[0] as prior work. I've used Hoplon/UI[1] to implement a moderately complex web app ~6 years ago. The library is practically a prototype, pretty much
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by dm3 4y ago
People are already making progress on this, e.g. the H3 project[1]. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.14052
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by dm3 4y ago
I wonder if HdrHistogram[1] could have done the job. Didn't find any references to that one in the post. [1]: http://hdrhistogram.org/
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Climate reality check – an alarming summary(climaterealitycheck.net)
2 points by dm3 4y ago|0 comments
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Climate change framed as an immediate military threat (Marine Corps University)(usmcu.edu)
4 points by dm3 4y ago|1 comments
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by dm3 4y ago
Oh wow, do you find this sort of a career fulfilling?
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by dm3 4y ago
Had to do the same. However, I do handstand push ups on small parallettes[0] which keeps the wrist in the similar position as doing fist push ups, but doesn't hurt my knuckles. [0]: https://woodpower.com/products/w
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by dm3 5y ago
How did it work out? Very curious, as such granularity of deployable units seems absurd unless it's deployed into a single runtime...
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by dm3 5y ago
Very good points. Agree with most of them - especially the lack of interfaces. I'm currently working on a ~30k LOC Julia codebase which was mostly written by myself. This is split into ~80 packages within a monorepo. I've never ra
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by dm3 5y ago
It's using a standard-year/month/day convention which might be what's required in that particular case. It's definitely not a generic solution.
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by dm3 5y ago
I think this is completely OK. We treat our physical valuables with care. Why would we treat our digital valuables otherwise?
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by dm3 5y ago
They were probably also sourcing their state from the events. However most of their problems come from sharing the events between the modules/services which is not a part of Event Sourcing.
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by dm3 5y ago
> I think one major problem is that "Event Sourcing" can mean subtly different things to different people. You're right. Here's a list of posts[1] about Event Streaming which claim to be about Event Sourcing. The disc
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by dm3 5y ago
I'll answer for Switzerland which also has a strong bicycling culture. People cycle while they're physically able. I have a neighbour couple who are around 70 and cycle everywhere in the city limits.
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by dm3 5y ago
Don't worry! I gave it as an example of a behaviour we learn as kids which is easily explained because we know about microbes and the process of teeth decay. However, people have been cleaning teeth for thousands of years. My (naive) b
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by dm3 5y ago
I understood the "traditions" GP mentioned as cargo-culted practices tied to the decision a single person makes going through his life. Like not eating pork, brushing teeth or boiling pasta uncovered. I agree that you can easily f
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by dm3 5y ago
How would a person follow a tradition of economic growth? Do you mean consumerism? I don't think that one fits either as it's something people choose to do because it provides satisfaction.
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by dm3 5y ago
Could you give some examples of traditions that an average American follows which are beneficial and would be hard to explain? I honestly couldn't come up with anything...
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by dm3 5y ago
This is very interesting. Are there any books you'd recommend on the topic which would explain the directions pharmaceutical science is heading towards to a layman?
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by dm3 5y ago
I understand this thread is about dumping on ES... However, I must notice in your case it was an audit log. An ES system wouldn't work at all without access to events.
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by dm3 5y ago
This is a bit different. You are talking about a domain where the developer is usually the domain expert. You know very well what "procedurally generated terrain", "3D renderer", "database", "screen"

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