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    Comment #48930380

    I should have been more clear, I meant a sqlite.conf can configure a program rather than have it apply globally. For example, a config file placed in same directory as its .wal fil…

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    Comment #48929829

    Why not a .conf file like everything in /etc or postgresql.conf?

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    Comment #47917796

    > 2. Those people and many more besides have no idea what "add it to home page" even means. If Apple supported the beforeinstallprompt event (available in Chrome since 2015) then p…

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    Comment #47343469

    I’d like to have interval types for example const D = new Temporal() const t = new Interval({minutes:5}) const v = D.add(t)

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    Comment #47343430

    Or const now = new Temporal();

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    Comment #38810517

    If you find your compiles are slow, I found a bug in vscode where builds would compile significantly faster when the status bar and panel are hidden. Compiles that took 20s would t…

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    Comment #37332165

    You could write a pl/pgsql function that does that mapping for you. For example, insert into some_table values (intern(str), …) where intern can insert and return the intern_id fro…

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    Comment #36582291

    Great article. Side note: his normalization example reminded me how I used to design tables using a numeric primary key thinking they were more performant than strings. But then I’…

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    Comment #36580986

    You: > You may be surprised to know that, when doing a "conventional" CC transaction, you are most certainly not giving any stranger information that would allow them to perform a …

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    Comment #36580916

    I’m not sure what you’re replying to? He says: > You shouldn't share a secret that someone else could use to generate payments. You should share some type of payload that is only v…

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    Comment #36574932

    You’re arguing that using a PCI compliant PSP solves the problem of credit card number harvesting, but that’s not correct unless the entire transaction takes place on the psp (like…

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    Comment #36574710

    > You may be surprised to know that, when doing a "conventional" CC transaction, you are most certainly not giving any stranger information that would allow them to perform a trans…

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    Comment #34831544

    The output is apples and oranges tho. Since I was downvoted by someone I'll added a simple example to show the difference between the two interfaces. I shouldn't have assumed anyon…

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    Comment #34827594

    Hopefully others benefit from the improved compile times! I went from 45s builds to 12s.

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    Comment #34827572

    It appears to be a bot they use for automated responses. The issue was closed and reopened multiple times before realizing it wasn't a duplicate bug so there's a couple automated r…

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    Comment #34814494

    I wish sqlite made their terminal interface a bit more robust or emulated psql’s interface. Simple things like \d tablename would be great.

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    Comment #34373383

    That's fair. It appears his issue is more related to libraries with broken, undocumented types and typescript's opaque errors when an error occurs in said library. Unfortunately I …

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    Comment #34364174

    > Is Typescript worth it? > I want to skip over the static typing benefits argument… Typescript, as the name implies, adds types to your script. If you don’t see the benefits of ty…

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    Comment #33138738

    Pet peeve: would be nice if they offered a Chapter View or Single Page View or PDF of their documentation.

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    Comment #33111074

    Couldn't SimulaVR request all the same documents from Meta in response? Or is it a one-way process? I'm sure Meta's legal team would find reasons why they wouldn't have to be respo…

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    Comment #32738782

    Nope. It's only compiling relevant files. Nothing is output during the build. Can you confirm faster builds with the panel hidden too?

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    Comment #32730223

    Wanted to add a little more detail and make the link accessible [0] which also shows the output from --extendedDiagnostics. The Panel is the window where the output from a build is…

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    Ask HN: Compiling VSCode project substantially faster with Panel closed

    I recently noticed that my project builds substantially faster with the Panel closed (CTRL+J). It opens automatically on build and I closed it the other day and noticed a huge perf…