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michae2
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Comment #47930744
Will mankind ever travel to the moon? > Yes; in the course of time, men will certainly travel to the moon. The journey will be performed in safety, and at a comparatively rapid rat…
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Comment #46573246
Nice one! Thanks for trying it out!
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Comment #46455320
Here are a few of my favorite creations so far: https://michae2.github.io/c-turtl/?dna=pfrbpplfpfpppcfppcfpc... https://michae2.github.io/c-turtl/?dna=ffffffpffffffffpfffff... http…
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Show HN: C-TURTL, a turtle graphics game
Happy New Year! Here's a small turtle graphics game I made for my kids, that I want to share. You write the "DNA" of the turtle, and watch what happens. Any comments or suggestions…
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Comment #44276490
Thanks, this is really helpful! And great article.
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Comment #44273849
Something I’ve wondered about Datalog is whether integers can be added to the language without losing guarantees about termination of query evaluation. It seems like as soon as we …
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Comment #42403890
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/12/science/a-second-tree-of-...
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Comment #39953483
Oh, thank you!
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Comment #39953262
To put it somewhat irreverently: running large production databases is not for the squeamish.
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Comment #39953172
> If that is a team level, it should be in the team table, not the player table. It's all contrived, of course, but the reason I would consider skill level to be a player attribute…
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Comment #39950516
PG only uses EvalPlanQual under read committed isolation. Under repeatable read the first update fails with a "could not serialize" error, just as it does under serializable.
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Comment #39950474
It's a good question. For simple UPDATEs, CockroachDB always executes in a deterministic, serial order and so it's likely the rows will be locked in the same order by any competing…
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Comment #39950315
The main motivation is reduce serialization errors, for applications that can handle the weaker isolation level. Especially for applications that were previously running fine under…
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Comment #39949542
The timing of this example is tricky because the two update statements execute concurrently (which is only possible under read committed isolation; under serializable isolation it'…
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Comment #39949057
Author here. We've spent the past year adding read committed isolation to CockroachDB. There were many interesting design decisions, such as: - whether to use multiple snapshots or…
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Comment #39579293
I think we all ended up using unsafe, though there were some solutions without mmap. It would have been interesting if we had adhered to the same constraints you did!
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Comment #39579168
For anyone looking for more examples of 1BRC in Go, we had a friendly competition at work and collected the results here: https://github.com/dhartunian/1brcgo/ In addition to the l…
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Comment #38799817
I never considered it before, but by comparison this makes me realize that Conway's Game of Life is wave-based rather than particle-based. That is, in CGoL the rules apply to locat…
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Comment #35203850
Anecdotally, giving our baby Bamba was actually how we discovered his peanut allergy, which was later confirmed by a traditional allergen skin test administered by a doctor. (We no…
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Comment #34539649
Scheme also distinguishes between the cases using separate remainder and modulo functions. https://www.scheme.com/tspl4/objects.html#./objects:s98
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Comment #30471948
Wow, this seems like it could be bigger than Auto-Tune. I wonder if we'll reach a point where artists license a DDSP model of their instrument or voice, rather than perform directl…
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Comment #26952625
I wonder what proportion of analytic queries are compute-bound rather than disk-bound? I would guess most are disk-bound, so using a GPU seems like it will only benefit a small cla…