radiospiel

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by radiospiel 29d ago
Well, the poster explicitly talks about 2003 here: „ In 2003, MySQL was much more widely used than PostgreSQL. MySQL was also potentially faster as it did not implement all features of the SQL standard“
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by radiospiel 4mo ago
An interesting combination of features. Personally, I have used nullmailer in the past to provide a sendmail compatible local install that immediately forwards email to the SMTP server of my choice. Has worked flawlessly. Obviously, that do
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by radiospiel 4mo ago
Fun, sure, but also GCC and Clang will both warn with -Wall (-Wsequence-point / -Wunsequenced).
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by radiospiel 5mo ago
Doesn't it already? https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/ser...
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by radiospiel 7mo ago
…which is https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rromes/kanjideck?ref=th...
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by radiospiel 7mo ago
Amazing read! What really is missing tho is a link to the kickstarter campaign right on top of the text.
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by radiospiel 10mo ago
> how you might be able to get such a syntax to work in pure Ruby, but gave up because there is no built-in reflection API to get the parameter default values what I have done successfully here https://github.com/radiospi
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by radiospiel 11mo ago
> If it solves concurrency the "right way" due to supervision trees, why not use Python libraries that also implement the actor model, making Python code concurrent the "right way"? I can't speak too much about P
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by radiospiel 1y ago
afaik no businesses are required by the gdpr to collect phone numbers, and would like to see evidence otherwise
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by radiospiel 1y ago
Amazing; when I tried something similar I used a "#!" line pointing to a C compiler + runner of sorts ( https://github.com/radiospiel/jit ). https://git.zx2c4.com/cscript/about/ is al
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by radiospiel 2y ago
> Are the people of 2024 France really getting 28x the value from their government as 1800 USA? oh but certainly. Healthcare, social security, education, … just to name a few
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by radiospiel 2y ago
We have used that video as an exercise in how not to achieve change. Assuming everyone is acting in good faith, the presenter missed the opportunity to build consensus before the talk, Tsu unwilling to budge a bit, but most of all the moder
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by radiospiel 2y ago
> The government in Germany which shut down local production and decided to outsource it all did not come out of thin air. That is just plain wrong. https://www.iea.org/countries/germany/energy-mix
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by radiospiel 2y ago
More of a tool that exists for 15 years or more, and is an important tool for some of us. When my mac broke down in, hmm, maybe 2010-ish, my superduper-created bootable clone allowed me to instantly continue my work on a freshly bought mac
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by radiospiel 2y ago
unless i miss something this should not be an issue. the lexer could parse if as an IF token, and the parser could treat tags as STRING || IF ( || other keywords… )
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by radiospiel 2y ago
Im my experience following - as in actually doing the steps - works wonders.
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by radiospiel 2y ago
Quick feedback on the presentation: - a oneliner over the video that explains what you are doing would be helpful, - and then "If you don't know what mutation testing is, you must be living under a rock! " brings people away
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by radiospiel 2y ago
Of course you can decide to not serve those visitors. But if you want to capture as much as possible of your target audience you might want to consider which users can’t see your website - and the OP raises a number of non-obvious ways wher
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by radiospiel 2y ago
> If xz was statically linked in some way, or just used as an executa Le to compress something (like the kernel), the same problems exist and no dynamic linking would need to be involved. even more so: all binaries dynamically linking xz
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by radiospiel 2y ago
> The JSON operations are not atomic I hear this today the first time. What exactly os not atomic, and is there a resource with more details?
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by radiospiel 3y ago
At least for whitespace changes git should have you covered --ignore-space-at-eol Ignore changes in whitespace at EOL. -b --ignore-space-change Ignore changes in amount of whitespace. This ignores whitespace at line end, and considers all o
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by radiospiel 3y ago
I think they refer to https://archive.org/details/GeneralComputation
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by radiospiel 3y ago
how does inngest compare to temporal?
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by radiospiel 3y ago
...or, say, in Japan.
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by radiospiel 3y ago
Venn diagrams are a terrible way to describe join types (and, tbh, I don’t understand why Wikipedia has these) because it makes it look like applying an 1:1 relationship. In a M:N relationship „artefacts“ (for lack of better words) of both
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by radiospiel 3y ago
more correct would probably be threads = [] 3.times.map do Thread.new do service.call end end threads.each(&:join) But whether or not multithreading is really available within the test setup, and also wheth
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by radiospiel 3y ago
wouldn't call it "shoddy" without proof. The numbers that you link don't come close to cover the 50ies. Yet, albeit showing a declining numbers of fires, do show an excessive growth of affected area; if I would dwell in
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by radiospiel 3y ago
TBF ruby lets you use inline bundler. See https://bundler.io/guides/bundler_in_a_single_file_ruby_scri...
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by radiospiel 3y ago
What's the problem with "make clean test"? A test target would have a test-build prerequisite anyways, so - clean out build artefacts - rebuild test builds - run tests sounds very much ok to me.
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by radiospiel 3y ago
european prices typically include VAT, US prices don’t

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