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ssfak

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    Comment #48266011

    Related: https://http1mustdie.com/

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    Comment #48264858

    In Go you can ignore the error value though, and use directly the returned value (`int` in your example). In Rust you cannot do that, you need to unwrap the Result or use the `?`

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    Comment #43814325

    chartsdb[1][2] can be installed locally (or run through Docker) and import your database schema [1]: https://chartdb.io/ [2]: https://github.com/chartdb/chartdb

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    Using the pg_duckdb[1] is an option, if you can install extensions on your setup. [1]. https://github.com/duckdb/pg_duckdb

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    Comment #41043148

    For Python tasks you can check Prefect, among others..

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    Comment #31679594

    I was expecting something like sending a payload with GET requests is not prohibited by the standard...

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    Comment #30160606

    More adequate title would be "C++ problems with C"..

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    Comment #18609208

    Indeed, "Mostly functional" programming does not work: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2611829

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    Comment #18165505

    The findings are well known, but I find it a bit ironic that the authors provide supplementary material as an Excel file...

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    Comment #15771828

    ..and closures

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    Comment #13638622

    I believe in the majority of cases SSE are a better technology than web sockets (e.g. WS do not seem to conform to HTTP/2.0, SSE offer transparent (browser-supported) reconnects, S…

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    Comment #13621534

    I am a bit puzzled about the scalability of listen/notify in Postgres and its use in the article. Each "listener" in the code requires a connection in the database so it's not a go…

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    Comment #13388969

    cough sci-hub.cc cough

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    Comment #10403829

    Doesn't a TLS terminator proxy solve this? E.g. I usually put my application services behind HTTPS-enabled nginx and it works wonderfully.

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    Comment #10202497

    For windows functions a good tutorial can be found at http://tapoueh.org/blog/2013/08/20-Window-Functions Postgresql also has good support for SQL-99 : http://www.slideshare.net/Ma…

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    Comment #4407173

    Well, he recommends to stick to a specific schedule (having a walk at 21:30, going to sleep at 22:00, waking up at 06:00, etc) The exact times do not really matter, but sticking to…

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    Comment #3441927

    Somewhat similar but more useful for debugging "HTTP caching" by Mark Nottingham: redbot ( http://redbot.org/ )

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    > This re-imagines passwords as nouns. As a side effect, you get a complete log of whenever anyone changes their password or requests to reset it. > Want to enforce password reuse …

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    Comment #2831266

    Instead of "long polling" (or a different way to have long polling) is to use the HTML5's server sent events ( http://www.w3.org/TR/eventsource/ ) See here for examples: http://www…