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hucker
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Comment #44255804
Have you tried aider, and if so, how is it lacking compared to Claude Code in your opinion?
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Comment #41858289
You're in luck, this seems to _only_ support WASM in the browser for the time being. > Graphite's code architecture is structured to deliver native performance for your graphically…
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Comment #41511417
Agreed, my company tried buck2 first when evaluating a cargo replacement, but bazel is just so much more mature at this point that it ended up being the natural choice. Thanks for …
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Comment #40380336
This is not.. really the right takeaway from his work. That not every true statement within a system is provable from its axioms, or that the consistency of a system is not provabl…
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Comment #38555569
> I have been thinking about turning it into a literate code document. Please do! This looks like the perfect size and complexity to learn the basics, I'd love a structured walk-th…
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Comment #37700591
For some more leftfield genres Bandcamp is the only game in town
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Comment #36241106
The last three are taken from the OPs Zig example, and is not valid Rust at all.
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Comment #33828906
This is not some "glossing over some details for a lay audience" situation. It is not a lack of depth. It makes ridiculous claims, fundamentally misrepresenting what this research …
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Comment #33465890
Not to be that guy, but this is probably the biggest and most well known of all crypto trading firms, and the source of SBFs fortune initially.
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Comment #25471770
You typically wouldn't use an array with a million objects in Java if you cared about performance though (for exactly that reason), you'd architect it some other way. Using SoA sty…
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Comment #18958936
Thanks for the love! Please let me know if there are any features that you feel are missing.
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Comment #17798724
This is a really good idea! I assume support for more languages / package managers is coming?
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Comment #17764531
This is a pretty misleading title. The article is a GSoC-report about adding BTRFS-support to ReactOS.
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Comment #17757093
https://web.archive.org/web/20180814113709/www.ingegneri.inf... An old mirror on the waybackmachine
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Comment #17643283
This was changed to a 15/15 week split this summer I believe (with the remainder still split as the couple sees fit).
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Comment #17643274
There has been big debates about this in Norway for as long as I can remember. One of the arguments for the "father's quota" is that when fathers were not "forced" to take at least…
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Comment #17643221
That is basically the case in Norway. Both the mother and the father gets 15 weeks mandatory each, and the rest (of a full year) is divided between them as they themselves see fit,…
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Comment #17292371
Good point, that's true. But yes you could, using row-level security. See https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/ddl-rowsecuri... and https://postgrest.org/en/v4.4/auth.htm…
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Comment #17291841
There's nothing in PostgREST that stops you from limiting control so that even anonymous users can use it safely. I've used PostgREST for user-facing APIs with success, but it requ…
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Comment #16819457
Take a look at racket ( https://racket-lang.org/ ), works on windows and is the most beginner-friendly lisp I know.
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Comment #16544810
Shameless self-promotion incoming, but if you're mostly using postgres (like me), you can take a look at https://github.com/martingms/vipsql as well.
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Comment #16368271
Are there any bootable releases anywhere?
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Comment #16298989
They presented this at FOSDEM today, and ran the entire presentation (and a demo afterwards) on the actual hardware. They used PCI via an FPGA to interface with a standard ATI gfx …