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amirouche
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Comment #45959590
This repository was generated by Claude (Anthropic) as an experiment—to explore how Claude works and to reverse-engineer its approach. I spent a few hours discussing the idea with …
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Comment #38437093
Proof of life should the next stop [for more people]. Note: An attacker needs to be stronger than one defense, that is unlike being stronger than the sum of all defenses. Note2: Wh…
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Comment #34967280
Using a dedicated on-disk file format, that is, a custom index has much advantages, optimizations opportunities. I thought using an existing OKVS would be an advantage from a time …
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Comment #31643298
I do not think that PDF is worth taking space in my personal knowledge base. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #31643214
Indeed, I jumped into PostgreSQL documentation, that's where I started reading about materialized views.
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Comment #31637501
Read the whole textbook, MATERIALIZED VIEW requires a REFRESH that is outside the transaction that made the change: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/rules-materializedvi...
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Comment #31637377
I am saddened they picked idioms from the database paradigm I invented, fixed the bugs I reported directly to ccorcos upon his request about this very project, and did not even sub…
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Comment #31192757
Like other have said javascript makes it slow. sourcehut.org: great. twitter: unsuable. mastodon: barely. github: ok-ish. gmail: ko. protonmail: ko. I use a rpi400 with 4GB of RAM.…
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Comment #31191826
surfing the web is a pain. I use a phone for webmail stuff, otherwise fallback to tui. rpi400 with alpine 64bit, external 1To SSD usb 3.
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Comment #23716442
> But what you could do is take English... Then it is not english but a subset of english. They are translation systems that work the way you describe already using restricted natu…
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Comment #23716421
Scalable? Citation needed. It is well-known wikidata does not scale. Whether it is in terms of number of data contribution or number of queries. Not only that, but the current infr…
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Comment #22402742
I think, I do not understand the question. The implementation is mostly in https://github.com/amirouche/copernic/blob/master/copernic/v... It used in frontend/views.py I can elabor…