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orefalo
2mo ago
it's about time... I've been avoiding this tech for years because it was sniffing on my Mic
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orefalo
6mo ago
well nanobrew is not on brew!
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orefalo
8mo ago
I miss it too..
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orefalo
8mo ago
Great move Bose Shame on you, Google. You disabled my Nest thermostat and Nest Secure alarm — I will never buy your products again.
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orefalo
9mo ago
Congrats. dashed zenith for mactop. really neat and full featured
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orefalo
9mo ago
Apple can go to hell, their 30% fee is prohibitive. If Jobs was still here, he would have fired all the fat management. shame on you Apple, you are acting like M$!
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orefalo
9mo ago
I wrote an article comparing different GUID implementations and also prepared a clear spreadsheet with side‑by‑side implementation comparisons. https://medium.com/@orefalo_66733/globally-unique-identifier... Looking at
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orefalo
11mo ago
We should open a public petition - https://www.openpetition.org/
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orefalo
1y ago
No, it will not. I live in the UAE, and I appreciate that my children do not have access to pornography or illegal websites, as these are blocked by the service providers. This should be adopted by many other countries
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orefalo
1y ago
isn't it obvious.. it was used to fortify the tent structure.
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orefalo
1y ago
factor in power usage reduction, and it still works
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orefalo
1y ago
I have compiled the following table to compare OLTP and OLAP https://medium.com/@orefalo_66733/oltp-vs-olap-fb0441f57259
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orefalo
1y ago
I found the title amusing. This died.. right after inception. Clearly, the objectives and limitations of OLAP and OLTP differ so much that merging the two domains in a fantasy. It's like asking two people to view through the same lens.
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orefalo
1y ago
CSV? it's surely simple but.. - where is meta data? - how do you encode binary? - how do you index? - where are relationships? different files?
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orefalo
1y ago
I love runes, I love svelte 5, I love sveltekit. Together, they offer a seamless entry into development, allowing you to swiftly grasp concepts akin to JS/HTML. Other options require a significant learning effort. Wish it came earlier.
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orefalo
3y ago
Interesting, I would have though a solution like https://temporal.io/ would be more appropriate for these use cases. a job queue might just be the tip of the use cases iceberg... isn't it? in the end it's a pub&#x
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Murex rocks v5 is out
(murex.rocks)
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orefalo
3y ago
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orefalo
3y ago
I am thrilled to reference the new release of Murex, an intuitive, typed, and content-aware shell. A command line shell is a program that provides a text-based interface for interacting with the operating system. Command line interfaces hav
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orefalo
5y ago
I do not agree with many of your points. I also agree with some of them.
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orefalo
5y ago
Conways law is not about structuring... it's about domain knowledge. ie. if you work alone on a problem, you can only solve for the issues you know.
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orefalo
7y ago
Low-code feels like a deja vu. I call it throwable applications. built quick to satisfy a short term need. There is a space for those but it doesn't fit all.
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orefalo
8y ago
It's pretty simple... do access the DB (assuming it's SQL) do you prefer SQL or PLSQL.
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orefalo
13y ago
Neat, TS is the first initiative/product/stuff I enjoyed from M$ is so many years...
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orefalo
13y ago
the price!
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orefalo
13y ago
Sounds like the workflow of a developer working by himself. I have 40 developers working in my company, all doing pull --rebase, I even blocked trivial merges on the server itself (see my answer at http://stackoverflow.com/a/8936474/258689
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orefalo
13y ago
Can't agree more, I'll push it even further... Use G2! which does pull --rebase magically on your behalf. http://orefalo.github.io/g2/ https://github.com/orefalo/g2
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orefalo
13y ago
Where is the feature list? do you have screenshots? I know it's hard with a CLI, but still if it's colorful better show the baby...
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orefalo
14y ago
Another feature missing: per branch access control
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orefalo
14y ago
Let me guess... you are a LEX & YACC fan!
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orefalo
14y ago
Haven't looked at Derby, but after doing my first node steps with Meteor; I quickly figured it was a very rigid platform. What? no npm? So I recently switch to SocketStream. So far so good. I like to be in full control and assemble together
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