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daigoba66

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About daigoba66

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    FWIW, I think that’s essentially how Aurora DSQL works, and sort of explained at the end of the article.

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    > I really wish there were a de facto state-of-the-art coding agent that is LLM-agnostic Cursor? It’s really quite good. Ironically it has its own LLM now, https://cursor.com/blog/…

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    > One best practice that I'd love to see spread (in our codebases too) is always naming the full feature flag directly in code, as a string (not a constant). Can you elaborate on t…

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    As an aside, those “feature flags as a service” tools have some neat features, but are just way too expensive for what most apps probably need: simple binary flags that can change …

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    Isn’t that functionally the same as “ignore dots”? Meaning they can just strip out the dots when matching email addresses: either on login/signup or mail routing.

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    You’re probably thinking of debug symbols, i.e. the PDB file that is generated alongside the binary. You can generate this for both Debug and Release builds (should be on by defaul…

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    Another common spot to easily find Megalodon and other large shark teeth is the Savannah River just past the shipping ports. The river dredging from a few years ago created a few n…

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    > what's going on here and how every single website has this new slowness Everyone and everything uses OAuth/OIDC.

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    Comment #36030642

    And as long as you never rename the departments.

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    There’s a great classic pilot training video that covers this topic too: https://safeblog.org/2016/01/14/automation-dependency-childr... It’s really great info for a lot of profess…

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    This is basically my own experience as well.

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    How do you distinguish what is "layout" versus "style"? I know there are some obvious things, but like you said CSS is used for both. So there is a lot "grey area". Especially when…

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    Comment #33196823

    Maybe funny 4-5 years ago, but these days it’s incredibly well supported across Windows/Linux/MacOS.

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    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25 Humans aren’t perfect, but computer programs are only as good as the programming.

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    Curious how it compares to https://github.com/uptrace/uptrace And are there any other similar projects.

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