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leontrolski

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About leontrolski

https://leontrolski.github.io/

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    Agreed, benchmarking, I only see a slight speedup on MacOS - https://github.com/leontrolski/postgresql-testing#:~:text=ra...

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    Comment #49136958

    Being to lazy to think or test it - does the above reset SEQUENCEs?

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    Comment #49136945

    I concur with this approach. TRANSACTION-y tests (the default in Django) often don't quite line up with reality and make it hard to eg. drop in a breakpoint and run a server agains…

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    Comment #49028195

    Some discussion on (ab?)using pypi to distribute binaries - https://discuss.python.org/t/use-of-pypi-as-a-generic-storag...

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    Comment #48626469

    Similarly - 80 line LISP interpreter with integers, lexical scope, first class functions https://leontrolski.github.io/interpreter.html

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    Comment #48293036

    Neat. I'm trying to compress recipes into little schematics https://leontrolski.github.io/recipes.html

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    Comment #47899853

    What would be the equivalent to this in Haskell (with or without lens): cat = Cat(age=3) l = [1, [2, cat], 4] alt l[1][1].age.=9 That would give us l equal to: [1, [2, Cat(age=9)],…

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    Comment #47899789

    This is surprising to me: l[1][1].age:9 # (1,(2,{"age":9}),4) How come it doesn't return just: {"age":9} Or is there something totally different going on with references here? As i…

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    Comment #47510042

    Yes, AI or no AI, tell me about something actually interesting that you're working on. Currently it feels a bit like everyone is talking about what new editor they're using. I don'…

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    Comment #45855868

    Ditto, another Upset blog post - https://leontrolski.github.io/upset.html

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    Comment #45377594

    Lovely writeup! > Pascal did not have sum types because Wirth thought they were less flexible than untagged unions I'm not sure whether my dream language would have tagged or untag…

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    Comment #44692589

    A reminder of all the features available right now with PWAs - https://whatpwacando.today

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    Comment #44528430

    > also fast when transactions are held open In my linked example, on getting the item from the queue, you immediately set the status to something that you're not polling for - does…

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    Comment #44525560

    I'd be interested as to how dumb-ol' polling would compare here (the FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED method https://leontrolski.github.io/postgres-as-queue.html ). One day I will set up som…

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