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rubenvanwyk

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    Is it open source, can you share? Have been pondering using source generators to achieve a similar effect and have the LLM build the source generator ‘framework’ that code would de…

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    What really interests me most is the sharding and the possibility of using this for multitenancy - is the hooks / plugin architecture sufficient so you can run a small sidecar to a…

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    Comment #48684530

    Everyone says Rust is hot, while Clickhouse and DuckDB is still innovating in C++.

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    Comment #48608928

    Clickhouse will blow it out of the water any day.

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    Comment #48602998

    I’m sure the use of duckdb may seem weird for normal developers, but for data people it really is game-changing, especially for data scientists or business analysts.

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    Comment #48584749

    Agreed, when I was reading this I thought "but this is normal adult life?"

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    Comment #48537484

    I literally didn't read any comment that spoke to the context to which PG was speaking - Oxford Union. Any sane, rational person would offer different advice to people they see as …

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    Comment #48487788

    Came here to say this.

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    Comment #48408785

    Cloudflare should just buy Lovable next.

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    Comment #48151738

    This seems quite novel? Not encountered the concept of a “locus” like this in code before.

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    Comment #48058769

    Nice seeing an article from SA here :) unfortunately, this surprises none of us.

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    Comment #47887892

    Very excited every time I see cross-platform GUI in go. I think the right mental model is that Gova is to Fyne like DaisyUI is to TailwindCSS??

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    Comment #47887887

    I think styling and ready-made components out of the box?

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    Comment #47306423

    Do you have a newsletter or how should we know when C# will be available?

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    Comment #46852414

    I think Microsoft Orleans, Erlang OTP and Scala Play are probably most famous examples in use today.

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    Comment #46655762

    So from what I understand… Someone needs to build Qt’s successor, probably with more beginner-friendly declarative semantics (akin to HCL or Cue) and probably with syntax closest t…

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    Comment #46655628

    Never heard of PanGUI - glad to see its C#, will have to try it out.

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    Comment #46655394

    This should be the top comment. The thing about growth of businesses overall, is that they want outsourced capacity (that’s what employees or contractors are) and that dynamic does…

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    Comment #46418119

    What did you go with?

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    Comment #46383252

    How is Comptime different from default AOT compilation? I assume it can work with third-party libraries that AOT don’t work with yet?

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    Comment #46378235

    .Net is better fit for this than Python for sure?

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    How does it compare to https://slatedb.io/ ? Seems similar ideas, although SlateDB seems a bit more lightweight and using Parquet as primitive (even using Arrow) might mean more co…