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sqquima

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    Comment #48868098

    I think that the new version of this is using your work's LLM account (potentially more powerful) to do personal work

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    Comment #48856017

    Are there modular databases with clearly differentiated components? I wouldn't be surprised if there aren't, as the trade-off with modularity is usually performance.

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    Comment #48763996

    So, can I run this on top of RustFS? And RustFS on top of this?

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    Comment #48556371

    And a clearly AI-generated or at least AI-assisted post.

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    Comment #48528999

    Direct access to the database, and create the "refund program" on the fly. Yes, stuff of nightmares.

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    Comment #48484568

    I don't think it's either black or white. That said, I wanted to highlight that some adults do have some neurodivergence, which, in a way, makes them a bit naive and unable to navi…

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    Comment #48484525

    These companies do some marvelous engineering work, but it seems that the engineering skills get you in, while the political skills get you through performance reviews. There shoul…

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    Comment #48481377

    Yes, this looks similar to wslc announced at Microsoft Build. They should have joined forces, Apple and Microsoft. Can you imagine?

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    Comment #48480696

    Are you not entertained? Is this not why you are here?

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    Comment #48289204

    I do find it annoying. Let's say in JS I have `result = list.map(f)` but now `f` returns a Promise. `result = await Promise.all(list.map(f))` is less pleasant to read. And before w…

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    Comment #48144362

    My read. If the code has a comprehensive feature test suite, a performance test suite (how long a function takes), and a linter with readability guidelines (e.g. cyclomatic complex…

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    Comment #48066357

    Meta, but if I had a question like this, I'd likely have asked on Twitter or Reddit first. I'll keep in mind using HN as an alternative Q&A site.

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    Comment #47982782

    Location: SF Bay Area. Can do Remote/Hybrid/Onsite Willing to relocate within the USA: yes, depending on the opportunity. I require E-3 visa sponsorship as I was recently part of a…

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    Comment #47905800

    I'm curious how escape analysis works with virtual threads. With the asynchronous model, an object local to a function will be migrated to the old generation heap while the externa…

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    Comment #47555771

    It would be interesting if it allowed to use the cache as ram and could boot without any sticks on the motherboard.

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    Comment #47555703

    Very similar config, but I bought a second pair of ram. Running 4 sticks at 3600. Also, the LAN port of the motherboard stopped working after a week, so I had to buy an Ethernet ca…

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    Comment #46680342

    My AI generator loves to write ergo, concordantly, and vis-a-vis.

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    Comment #32877428

    I wish they added Intel MacBooks with eGPU and a top notch Mac Pro with dual GPUs.

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    Comment #28915621

    Would rather wait for the polish cloth pro