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Comment #48987773
My understanding is that this an essential component of their "Chronicles" database system. I'd be curious to hear more recent perspectives.
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Comment #48623296
Thanks for your comments, @chaboud! I definitely agree that LLMs _can_ be an amazing tool for learning, but as you note, one must be intentional about using them that way. I feel l…
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Comment #48622949
> The work that’s left is more interesting and more valuable than the work that’s leaving. I'm not sure I agree with that. Many (or most) of the software engineers I know find the …
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Comment #48288136
Oh, thank you, @clmcleod! We've been following all your work closely in my team! I'm very bullish on the long-term prospects of Rust in computational biology—as well as research co…
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Comment #48283254
This is interesting; thanks for sharing! I have been curious about the adoption of Rust in computational biology. I know that the folks at Saint Jude's [1] are also using Rust for …
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Comment #47395048
I'm very curious to hear folks' thoughts on this. My intuition is that there are at least two key factors that make tasks difficult for AI tools. (1.) The overall level of complexi…
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Comment #46238443
This might not be exactly what you mean by a CLI app called "whatisthis", but I have been using cheat.sh and the pattern below for a few years. It works really well! curl cheat.sh/…
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Comment #46195779
I'm sorry if you've had a bad experience working with cloud technologies, but this comparison strikes me as pretty unfair. Public clouds have enabled thousands of companies to put …
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Comment #46090481
If you haven't written off Python completely, I would suggest giving it a second chance using uv [1] for managing environments and Python versions. In my opinion, uv is the best th…
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Comment #45933100
I agree with this, and I'd go even a bit further and describe them as predatory. They seem to have absolute contempt for their customers, and look for every possible opportunity to…
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Comment #45926777
I had the same reaction. Haven't they been selling DGX boxes for almost 10 years now? And they've been selling the rack-scale NVL72 beast for probably a few years.[1] What is chang…
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Comment #45727547
It's interesting that you mention disaster; there is at least one annual conference dedicated to "spreadsheet risk management".[1] [1] https://eusprig.org/
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Comment #45584868
Yep, and don't forget about Mojo, which has the potential to make such a transition less painful.
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Comment #45545816
I wish this was better understood more broadly. Grants aren't no-strings-attached gifts—far from it; they are contracts. When a researcher at a university gets a grant, that's the …
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Comment #45541286
Yeah, I am very curious to see the responses from other institutions. The University of Texas (Austin) said they were "honored" to have received the compact.[1] That is obviously v…
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Comment #44859960
I feel like "other than the ecosystem" is doing quite a bit of work here.
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Comment #44716330
This has been exactly my experience! I've found SQLx to be a joy to work with in Rust!
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Comment #44446521
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc&t=2308s
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Comment #44077920
Your understanding is correct, dbeaver is a stand-alone application.