mjarrett

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   by mjarrett 2y ago

   What kinds of SQL queries could ClickHouse not handle? Were the limitations about expressivity of queries, performance, or something else? I'm considering using CH for storing observability (particularly tracing) data, so I'm curi
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   by mjarrett 2y ago

   Isn't git-worktree designed for this kind of situation, where you could open each PR or branch in its own directory and switch your editor / other tooling between workspaces without losing state between them?
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   by mjarrett 2y ago

   Hence, Objective Caml! This can be modeled in OCaml as an object type, type foo_bar = < _foo : int; _bar : string > For a family of types matching any object with those methods, I think you can write something like type &#x
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   by mjarrett 2y ago

   One of my favorite features in OCaml is labeled arguments. You get a similar flavor of partial application, but without the strict argument order requirement (most of the time -- higher order functions are strict about labeled-function argu
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   by mjarrett 3y ago

   > No complex dev setup required, or RPC framework needed, it’s the same old monolith, just operated differently. It seems to me like "operated differently" is doing a lot of heavy lifting that often involves those same framewor