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by never_inline 3y ago
I think the most cited drawback of rebase - public branch refs becoming obsolete - is not applicable when you only use it to pull from a canonical remote.
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by never_inline 3y ago
That depends on a) Two's complement representation and b) Wraparound on arithmetic, which is still UB in low-level languages.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Nobody asked.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Yep this book.
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by never_inline 3y ago
> Are many small applications running as seperate binaries/processes/on different ports talking to one database endpoint also microservices? One database endpoint as in ? You can use different schemas and have no relations betw
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by never_inline 3y ago
That's an interesting hypothesis. Is that applicable to platforms other than programming languages?
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by never_inline 3y ago
> also Probably complaining about the rat race / grind mindset which leads to lot of people without strong fundamentals gaming the system and getting high end jobs.
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by never_inline 3y ago
> By this proclamation Pushyamitra set a price of 100 gold pieces on the head of every Buddhist monk This is not historically verified I think.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Yeah JSON is usually the way it's written. IIRC the IDL even lacks some features of JSON. But the fact it exists means at least some people find JSON verbose.
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by never_inline 3y ago
But also has a schema language, and a avro.reflect which can construct schema from java class. Avro schema in Json is very unreadable in my experience. Another bad thing is something like ["int", "null"] gets formatted o
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by never_inline 3y ago
The premise is that Go language users only use standard library SQL package. Anecdotally, I haven't seen a place where Go is used without something like gorm or sqlc.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Brother you're from India? The market is much more tough and much more dumb here. Due to competition, very few measures are competed upon very fiercely. Whatever applies in west doesn't apply here. I have had friends like you who
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by never_inline 3y ago
> If you are running a process that, for example, forks 128 of itself, do you want every library it uses to have a separate copy of that library in memory? Fork uses CoW, right?
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by never_inline 3y ago
Thank you!
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Show HN: Jnigen – Experimental Java interop for Dart / Flutter on Android(mahesh-hegde.github.io)
9 points by never_inline 3y ago|2 comments
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by never_inline 3y ago
The concern is exactly copyright laundering. I write something, which happens to be primary source / unique content. Someone asks that to LLM, it spits out what I wrote, without any credits to me. In the process of its verbiage manufac
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by never_inline 3y ago
I would like to read on this. Do you have any source?
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by never_inline 3y ago
I would like to read on this. Do you have any sauce?
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Jnigen – Building Java Bindings Generator for Dart(mahesh-hegde.github.io)
1 points by never_inline 3y ago|0 comments
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by never_inline 3y ago
Usually it's not the Automata theory parts of Regex that people find hard. It's the syntax.
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by never_inline 3y ago
That's usually one time concern. Much better than having boilerplate lying around IMO.
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by never_inline 3y ago
I believe it's more like * Suse releases a new distro, Purple Weed, rebased last public code of RHEL. * With some reverse engineering effort or whatever, they provide migration path from RHEL to Suse Purple Weed ™. - for next few relea
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by never_inline 3y ago
I have a private github repo for this. I don't have a commit discipline for any of this, just using github for storing some MBs of plain text. Having a log maybe useful some day, though.
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by never_inline 3y ago
What's your opinion on primarily SQL based toolkits which mainly serve to serialize / deserialize results? For example Android Room (you define DAOs with methods, and annotate each method with SQL query. `Room` takes care of deser
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by never_inline 3y ago
Took me a second.
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by never_inline 3y ago
> That's more code than PostgreSQL. I'd assume majority of "source code" in this is assets not code. Also git clone with history vs tarball etc..
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by never_inline 3y ago
There certainly is content. Often the ones I could find two years ago but now cannot. That's because the web is full of juvenile sub-normie content such as geeksforgeeks (if you consider programming topics for example). It shadows the
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by never_inline 3y ago
> In my experience, Q&A is useful because it summarises and consolidates disparate information into a concise response to a prompt (sorry, I mean to a Question!) which is... exactly what a chat AI does There is knowledge you will nev
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by never_inline 3y ago
Most people can read ESL English better than GPT's "wordy advertisement" style English.
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by never_inline 3y ago
> unlocking unparalleled programmability of AI hardware and extensibility of AI models In peasant terms what it means?

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