julian37

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by julian37 5mo ago
Use planning+execution rather than one-shotting, it'll let you push back on stuff like this. I recommend brainstorming everything with https://github.com/obra/superpowers , at least to start with. Then work on maki
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by julian37 2y ago
Works fine here (134.0 on macOS)
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by julian37 2y ago
kdrag0n's first post about this on HN, afaict: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34100779 Amazing how far they've got since, in just two years. As others have pointed out, it's already "boring" s
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by julian37 2y ago
You mean what Docker for Desktop can't do? It does have a few unique features (for example automatic HTTPS for containers) but that's not the point. The point is that it's much faster, the fan runs quieter, the battery drains
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by julian37 2y ago
OrbStack is where it's at on macOS these days. It's so much better than Docker Desktop, it's not even funny. It's in a whole different league. I'd take this article with a grain of salt when it doesn't even men
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by julian37 2y ago
This. For graphql-ruby: https://graphql-ruby.org/operation_store/overview
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by julian37 3y ago
I don't how hard it is, but part of the problem is the FDA's chronic understaffing issues: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/01/10/baby-form... https://abcnews.go.com&#x2F
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by julian37 3y ago
Right, but fetching rows along with a bunch of related rows from other tables isn't niche, it's literally the _raison d'etre_ of GraphQL (simplifying a bit because GraphQL types don't necessarily map onto db tables.) It&
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by julian37 3y ago
Closure Compiler follows the same line of thinking: https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/wiki/FAQ#closure-...
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by julian37 3y ago
Reminds me of Hand Cheese (Handkäse), a regional specialty popular around the Frankfurt area. It's delicious, quite pungent but with a deep flavor. It gets its name because it was traditionally formed by hand (from Quark, a harmless da
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by julian37 3y ago
Surely the UI code is what responds to clicking "reveal" and therefore, if compromised, could fetch the secret even without a click?
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by julian37 3y ago
I've found that this PL/pgSQL implementation also works well when you don't need maximum performance: https://github.com/gavinwahl/postgres-json-schema
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by julian37 4y ago
That's hardly a convincing example. All of these points can be solved elegantly with a stream abstraction, which can be cheap or free given a sufficiently advanced language and compiler. As for legal or policy reasons, those still aren
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by julian37 4y ago
All of the examples show a single use but the value of destructuring becomes more obvious when you look at an example with multiple uses. Take this variant of one example: const Component = (props) => { funcA(props.a.deeply.nested.vari
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by julian37 4y ago
Agreed about saturation and the choice of variable name, but the code would trigger a division by zero and not result in NaN: https://go.dev/play/p/vYm4tSNEJ7M (Also, in--say--Ruby and JavaScript 1.0/0.0 is I
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by julian37 4y ago
This is a good example of why I dread Copilot: even if Go specifically couldn't express this any more concisely, there is a language that can and Copilot's very existence makes it less likely for that other language to be used as
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by julian37 4y ago
Reminds me of Cargolifter, they tried something less ambitious and failed... but that was 20 years ago, at the very height of the dot com boom. Better luck to the Pathfinder 3 team! It would be amazing to see airships revived. https:/
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by julian37 4y ago
Came here to say this. I'm starting Emacs only after a reboot, who cares if it takes 3s or 30s to launch (mine around 5 or so.) Use emacsclient if you want to use it as $EDITOR. https://emacsredux.com/blog/2014&#x2
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by julian37 4y ago
You work with crypto according to your profile. I hope that when you see a random generator return a series of a hundred 6s, you go and check what's wrong with it instead of assuming you just got lucky this time ;-)
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by julian37 4y ago
If you follow the link, it says Americans spend that amount of time daily with "major media", and no mention of news only. So that would presumably include reading/watching fiction, listening to music etc.? > included are
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by julian37 5y ago
It can be both: that the teacher helped a _gifted_ boy grow into the author we know now, and the boy wouldn't have become the author we know now without them. Just because their other pupils didn't turn out to be legendary doesn&#
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by julian37 5y ago
I came here wondering the same thing. A random google search turned up this: https://www.birdwatchingdaily.com/news/science/five-bird-spe... > Researchers have learned that digestive tracts of long-distance mig
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by julian37 5y ago
Brecht had a whimsical take on this. There's a German saying that goes "wer A sagt, muss auch B sagen": he who says A, has to say B, meaning of course you should always try and follow through. Brecht wrote "Wer a sagt, d
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by julian37 5y ago
You can do mmap on Windows, eg. https://github.com/danburkert/memmap-rs
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by julian37 5y ago
Fantastic news. Does anyone know if there is a UI for it? I know this was discussed in the Dec 2019 thread but that's a while ago now.
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by julian37 5y ago
You can have a global package cache today with Berry (Yarn 2/3) although there are still a few tools (say, serverless package) that break without node_modules where they expect it to be. It's gotten a lot better though over the la
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by julian37 5y ago
This might work to some extent for renaming things but doesn't for any other kind of migration I can think of: - Dropping a column doesn't work (assuming the point of dropping it is actual deletion, rather than just hiding it) - A
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by julian37 5y ago
UTF-8 is just... so well designed. One little feature I like in particular is that if you're looking for an ASCII-7 character in a UTF-8 stream -- say, a LF or comma -- you don't have to decode the stream first because all bytes i
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by julian37 6y ago
> Every time you run your bundler, the JavaScript VM is seeing your bundler's code for the first time without any optimization hints. Not necessarily so: https://v8.dev/blog/code-caching
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by julian37 6y ago
Yep, Zstd is the spiritual successor to LZ4 and written by the same person (Yann Collet) after they got hired by Facebook.

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