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abhishekjha
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About abhishekjha
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Comment #46590898
Oh I have really been thinking long about this. The intelligence that we have in these models represent a time. Now if I train a foundation models with docs from library of Alexand…
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Comment #42846020
Aren't floating point comparisons frowned upon? https://github.com/google/pebble/blob/main/src/libc/math/flo... I guess you can freeze some compiler options to give you consistent …
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Comment #42168505
How do these things work with devices inside a NAT gateway? Most of our devices are inside a LAN. Even if a server gets started, it won't be visible to the outside world, unless we…
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Comment #41656735
Is there an example?
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Comment #41277651
Do you have an example?
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Comment #41251618
Yes : https://github.com/psf/black/ is 502
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Comment #40062636
Is there a more general reading for software engineers? Seems like jumping right into the code can be a bit overwhelming if you have no background on the topic.
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Comment #39726437
I am digging into postgres source code past few weeks. This project seems like a good way to see how plugins integrate. I may reach out later if I have questions
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Comment #38952046
Wait, so which is better? Stateful or stateless? How do you decide? Very new to these APIs and their usages.
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Comment #37976861
Why is it that compilers don't do this? They have a parse tree for how the sysmbols connect. Would it not be appropriate to extend the compiler for visualising relationships betwee…
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Comment #37805003
Not sure if sarcasm or not.
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Comment #37778371
How mcuh config did it requir on your home local network and office network to do the ping on 192.168.x.x?
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Comment #37553499
Well, for that the comparative features needs to be clearly laid out. It solves a problem that others have not solved. Which problem is that? And how better does it work than whate…
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Comment #37553470
From the article : >non-sharded, strict serializable, fault tolerant, key-value store that supports point writes, reads and range reads. k-v store, non-sharded, fault tolerant, rea…
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Comment #37553066
This is the second article after the "caddy" one that I am having troble finding a usecase. Nginx eixsts, why do I need to learn caddy? Redis exists, why do I need to learn Fundati…
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Comment #37552905
You can configure redis to flush to disk on write operations though you lose on performance.
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Comment #37541512
Thank you for the response. It looks interesting. >I needed a quick and easy web server I am trying to reason with what I know, but wouldn't something like "python -m http.server 9…
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Comment #37537690
Is there more to the philosophy of why caddy exists? I am trying to jump into a few open source projects to hone my programming skills and I have a harder time comprehending things…
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Comment #37523969
No reference to fork anywhere?
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Comment #37506278
So can I run python flask/django apps inside this? Does it repalce Gunicorn?
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Comment #37429940
Is there a POC for the same for a novice in the hacking field? Would love to see it run myself.
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Comment #37087903
I don't know much about Rust data types or Rust in general but does it not have any integer overflow? I see (left+right)/2. Is it like python with unbounded precision?
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Comment #36998351
What do you suggest? Something like a VPS service, DO?
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Comment #36564643
> any attempt to examine your thought changes it--just as the measurement of an electron alters its course. Wait a minute. Isn’t this factually wrong? I mean the uncertainty in mea…
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Comment #36519377
All you need is a mumrmur hash function to create a hash table. That is something that people should copy.