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bencornia

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    I got the same feeling. The writing is too punchy.

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    > With this bug, we are in the last case: the Response type is a non-POD struct (due to the std::string data field), so the default constructor is called. Response does not impleme…

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    Comment #46392018

    I also read Meditations this year. Definitely not what I was expecting. It's not cohesive at all. My biggest takeaways were the inevitability of death and generally letting go of o…

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    > Grab’s engineering team went from 18 minutes for go get to 12 seconds after deploying a module proxy. That’s not a typo. Eighteen minutes down to twelve seconds. > The problem wa…

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    > The way Faulkner treats his characters, I treat domain name projects. I buy them with an intention to develop. And I let them take the lead. They’re the inspiration for the busin…

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    > What we’re doing here is instantaneous point-in-time recovery (PITR), expressed simply in SQL and SQLite pragmas. > Ever wanted to do a quick query against a prod dataset, but di…

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    Comment #46200067

    It would be such a dream if I could get an ebook, pdf, and physical copy. I love O'Reilly books and have been lucky to have access the last few years because of school.

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    Comment #46117673

    I recently read his networking guide as part of a class and it was invaluable. It gets you up to speed without overwhelming you with detail. It's a lightweight read.

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    I am currently enrolled in a operating systems course where Beej's guide to network programming was invaluable. Highly recommend!

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    - Philosophy of Software Design by John Ousterhout - Leviathan Wakes by James Corey - UNIX: A History and a Memoir by Brian Kernighan - Efficient Linux at the Command Line by Danie…

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    I just started reading Your Erroneous Zones by Wayne Dyer, and the author has this to say about intelligence and happiness: > Taking charge of yourself involves putting to rest som…

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    > Assuming malice turns you into a cynic. In contrast, assuming stupidity keeps you curious. Curiosity is a superpower that you can leverage. It keeps you out of fight/flight and h…

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    I have been using pdf2htmlex with some success. https://github.com/pdf2htmlEX/pdf2htmlEX

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    Yesterday! For a question about sockets. I have started asking AI to provide sources for its answers so that I can make sure its not hallucinating. A lot of the time it points me t…

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    Stored procedures make sense if you are trying to make your backend less chatty with the database. The downsides are that they aren't version controlled. PLSQL and its variants can…

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    Comment #44925385

    After using a split keyboard for 3 years, I can't imagine using a regular one. My hand and wrist pain disappeared witthin a week of switching.

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    Comment #44924692

    Views are great. Stored procedures are cursed.

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    Comment #44920316

    kinesis advantage 360

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