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I also use UUID's everywhere - primarily due to concurrency requirements - but I ended up writing a bunch of functions (`MACRO`s) that lookup UUIDs and join them to other tables wh…

I've been looking for a service just like searchcode, to try and track down obscure source code. All the best, hope it can be sustainable for you.

Really helpful introduction to DRM for the uninitiated, thanks

I am beaming with joy upon opening this game, I've had a long day and this is just what I needed. Perfect game, the alert math question popup made me laugh out loud

I've been learning Postgres and SQL on the job for the first time over the last six months - I can confirm I've learnt all of these the hard way! I'd also recommend reading up on t…

1. good to hear! 2. The bulk of them are convenience wrappers which resolve UUIDs into other values, so most are read-only with only a single table lookup.

Definitely checking this out today! I use postgres for ~30 GB of machine learning data (object detection) and have a couple workflows which go through the Postgres->Parquet->DuckDB…

It's my first time encountering your writing Steve, loved it! Time to give JJ another crack...

Regarding the custom PID controller script: I could have sworn the Linux kernel had a generic PID controller available as a module, which you could setup via the device tree, but I…

Thank you for publishing the free chapter, it felt very down-to-earth and relatable. Looking forward to reading the rest of it!

A lotta negativity in here... My immediate reaction was "fuck yeah I always wanted to host OSM but I couldn't figure out how last time". thanks dude :)

I couldn't really tell you why, but I wrangle many gigabytes of UUID-keyed data for work, and adding a BRIM index yesterday sped things up by 400%. Just my two cents!

Hell yes, I just spent half a day theming my Linux box with Chicago95! I've already got Space Cadet pinball from Flatpak, and now I've got Solitaire - nostalgia levels are off the …

That is awesome to hear! Good riddance to Matlab!

keen to see it! I'll definitely give it a whirl using ReRun as a front-end, it looks like it would pair really nicely.

ahh what a bummer... 'naming things' continues to be an ongoing challenge in programming lol

also while I'm asking annoying, non-profit-driving questions... how about a self-hosted option? ;)

There is a huge talent pool of student engineers who compete in the University Rover Challenge each year, who would love to have access to this. Would you guys consider a non-comme…

Hell yes, this looks awesome - do you see a future where Gazebo uses this as a physics engine? Also just in case you were unaware, the name 'nox' refers to a popular Python testing…

This fad of using an AI-generated image as the tacky doormat of an otherwise interesting blog post is making me pissed off /uncaffeinated

This is written so thoughtfully - thank you to the author! :)