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Comment #49137198
Once you've done it a time or two, setting up the "clone the db"/"erase the db for each test" pattern isn't that much work (plenty of libraries to help too). And of course once its…
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Comment #49079577
Thank you, will check this out
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Comment #49074332
Any chance you could write a hello world repo of this stack and post a link here?
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Comment #49012087
What countries do this?
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Comment #48960600
Thanks, I've starred your repo and I'll come back to it once Roc is more mature!
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Comment #48957336
Were you able to add the tests that stop regressions in the future?
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Comment #48953640
Thank you grayrest- I didn't realize Roc had to be the one that produced the binary. Could you go into a little more detail about how you decide to split what's in your Rust platfo…
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Comment #48949102
There's also Rhombus now: https://docs.racket-lang.org/rhombus-quick/index.html
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Comment #48939192
Tangentially relates, but if any Roc devs are around I'm curious about the use cases for Roc. It's supposed to be a scripting language right you embed into your C ABI right? Do you…
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Comment #48897911
Is the final reveal a link to this comment?
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Comment #48888100
Not an exact solution, but you can set it so it tells you upcoming turns and directions. With that I haven't needed to look at the screen much
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Comment #48875820
I clicked the link to see this image and wasn't disappointed. It's fantastic!
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Comment #48875807
Yes, the process at https://www.sqlite.org/lang_altertable.html is super risky - 12 steps and a giant CAUTION sidebar about the data loss possible if you do it incorrectly. They DO…
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Comment #48875756
the SQLite team explains their preference for dynamic types here: https://sqlite.org/flextypegood.html (please note that I personally strongly prefer static types, but I still foun…
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Comment #48872699
The Cargo folks actually have caching funded for a bit (though I'm not sure how well it interacts with worktrees)! See https://rust-commercial-network.github.io/rcn/funding-direct.…
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Comment #48872634
Jane Street has unlimited engineers and money to do this. At least from the sidelines, it looks like they've built/forked most parts of the OCaml ecosystem to make it work (OxCaml,…
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Comment #48872580
At least in C and Go, you can get structs where it's easy to reason about the fields. In Python, a "class" is simply a dict under the covers and (by default at least) you can add a…
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Comment #48848590
Can they dig for exploitable CVEs if they're not on the Wireguard network? It is a clue to your infrastructure, but I personally think the simplicity is worth it.
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Comment #48821288
You first!
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Comment #48804668
I think of Elm more as an incredibly influential research language these days. It's very focused, there's no public roadmap or official support and the leadership (which is far as …
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Comment #48785177
I actually enjoyed the layout, even though I had to use landscape mode on my phone to comfortably read it. It's nice to see new formats
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Comment #48774525
Hey can you do this high priority thing real fast? It shouldn't affect your timelines, just throw some AI at it
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Comment #48751754
Can someone smarter than me explain why someone would choose this over the US dollar?
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Comment #48720754
I love reading the little vignettes of history. Thanks for posting!
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Comment #48665073
Thank you! I appreciate your taking the time to reply