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by tmpfile 2mo ago
I should have been more clear, I meant a sqlite.conf can configure a program rather than have it apply globally. For example, a config file placed in same directory as its .wal file to tune it for specific instances. That way you don’t need
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by tmpfile 2mo ago
Why not a .conf file like everything in /etc or postgresql.conf?
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by tmpfile 5mo ago
> 2. Those people and many more besides have no idea what "add it to home page" even means. If Apple supported the beforeinstallprompt event (available in Chrome since 2015) then people would have same experience as installing
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by tmpfile 6mo ago
I’d like to have interval types for example const D = new Temporal() const t = new Interval({minutes:5}) const v = D.add(t)
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by tmpfile 6mo ago
Or const now = new Temporal();
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by tmpfile 3y ago
If you find your compiles are slow, I found a bug in vscode where builds would compile significantly faster when the status bar and panel are hidden. Compiles that took 20s would take 4s with those panels hidden. https://github.
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by tmpfile 3y ago
You could write a pl/pgsql function that does that mapping for you. For example, insert into some_table values (intern(str), …) where intern can insert and return the intern_id from your intern_table. For select statements and join
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by tmpfile 3y ago
Great article. Side note: his normalization example reminded me how I used to design tables using a numeric primary key thinking they were more performant than strings. But then I’d have a meaningless id which required a join to get the uni
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by tmpfile 3y ago
You: > You may be surprised to know that, when doing a "conventional" CC transaction, you are most certainly not giving any stranger information that would allow them to perform a transaction in your name on another merchant. H
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by tmpfile 3y ago
I’m not sure what you’re replying to? He says: > You shouldn't share a secret that someone else could use to generate payments. You should share some type of payload that is only valid for the payment you're making. He’s advoca
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by tmpfile 3y ago
You’re arguing that using a PCI compliant PSP solves the problem of credit card number harvesting, but that’s not correct unless the entire transaction takes place on the psp (like PayPal). Once the payment details are collected in environm
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by tmpfile 3y ago
> You may be surprised to know that, when doing a "conventional" CC transaction, you are most certainly not giving any stranger information that would allow them to perform a transaction in your name on another merchant. No. In
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by tmpfile 4y ago
The output is apples and oranges tho. Since I was downvoted by someone I'll added a simple example to show the difference between the two interfaces. I shouldn't have assumed anyone here was familiar with the respective representa
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by tmpfile 4y ago
Hopefully others benefit from the improved compile times! I went from 45s builds to 12s.
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by tmpfile 4y ago
It appears to be a bot they use for automated responses. The issue was closed and reopened multiple times before realizing it wasn't a duplicate bug so there's a couple automated responses from the triage bot.
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Bug Bypass: Build your VSCode project 4x faster with no changes(github.com)
1 points by tmpfile 4y ago|3 comments
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by tmpfile 4y ago
I wish sqlite made their terminal interface a bit more robust or emulated psql’s interface. Simple things like \d tablename would be great.
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by tmpfile 4y ago
That's fair. It appears his issue is more related to libraries with broken, undocumented types and typescript's opaque errors when an error occurs in said library. Unfortunately I think he's conflating typescript's role
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by tmpfile 4y ago
> Is Typescript worth it? > I want to skip over the static typing benefits argument… Typescript, as the name implies, adds types to your script. If you don’t see the benefits of types then typescript may not be for you. > My issue
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by tmpfile 4y ago
Pet peeve: would be nice if they offered a Chapter View or Single Page View or PDF of their documentation.
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by tmpfile 4y ago
Couldn't SimulaVR request all the same documents from Meta in response? Or is it a one-way process? I'm sure Meta's legal team would find reasons why they wouldn't have to be responsive or other ways narrow the scope. Si
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by tmpfile 4y ago
Nope. It's only compiling relevant files. Nothing is output during the build. Can you confirm faster builds with the panel hidden too?
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by tmpfile 4y ago
Wanted to add a little more detail and make the link accessible [0] which also shows the output from --extendedDiagnostics. The Panel is the window where the output from a build is shown [1]. It is displayed automatically on build. It'
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Ask HN: Compiling VSCode project substantially faster with Panel closed
16 points by tmpfile 4y ago|6 comments
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by tmpfile 4y ago
For #2 you can hold CTRL when hovering over a type to expand the type definition. If you hold CTRL+click it will go to the definition.
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by tmpfile 5y ago
It's cool they use the same source so it's always the current version. I always assume projects like these aren't current or are several versions behind.
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by tmpfile 5y ago
Definitely. Settings that have the perception of "streaming a video feed of your entire desktop" should be treated with more care.
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by tmpfile 5y ago
> make it clear and easy to disable for those who care Exactly. Telemetry can be a useful like you said and should be clear to users when they are being opted into it. Especially if someone has disabled all telemetry, they should be prom
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by tmpfile 5y ago
Screenshot https://imgur.com/a/nxvH8cW
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VSCode deprecates Enable Telemetry, auto-enrolls you in Telemetry?
388 points by tmpfile 5y ago|181 comments

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