I feel like super easy to host needs to be re-emphasized. We're talking about dropping a single binary into your server and you're off to the races. If only more things were so simple.
I love this new wave of tools coming out for mouseless computer use. Chronic mouse use has destroyed my wrist so I have to avoid using it as much as possible. I love Shortcat's approach in general, indexing the UI.…
I haven't touched Python in years, and just recently came back to it. I was very pleasantly surprised to see just how much Microsoft has improved the tooling in VSCode with the recent update…
If you call requiring tens of thousands of dollars of maintenance medication treatment annually for life a solved problem, then absolutely!
Depends on your goals. If you're a software engineer, it won't make a difference, just send two queries to the DB and combine the results before sending them off. If you're an analyst, you'll often get repeated ad-hoc…
I often read things that say that if you just write the query properly, you can trust the query optimizer to select the right plan. Just trust the optimizer! Unfortunately, in my experience, the more complex your query…
Memory is fundamentally limited anyway. Unless you're going to set up an Anki deck for your Zoom meeting notes, it's unrealistic to try to remember action points from every Zoom call we're on. The brain is an efficient…
I'm going to print this out and frame it.
I feel like super easy to host needs to be re-emphasized. We're talking about dropping a single binary into your server and you're off to the races. If only more things were so simple.
I love this new wave of tools coming out for mouseless computer use. Chronic mouse use has destroyed my wrist so I have to avoid using it as much as possible. I love Shortcat's approach in general, indexing the UI.…
I haven't touched Python in years, and just recently came back to it. I was very pleasantly surprised to see just how much Microsoft has improved the tooling in VSCode with the recent update…
If you call requiring tens of thousands of dollars of maintenance medication treatment annually for life a solved problem, then absolutely!
Depends on your goals. If you're a software engineer, it won't make a difference, just send two queries to the DB and combine the results before sending them off. If you're an analyst, you'll often get repeated ad-hoc…
I often read things that say that if you just write the query properly, you can trust the query optimizer to select the right plan. Just trust the optimizer! Unfortunately, in my experience, the more complex your query…
Memory is fundamentally limited anyway. Unless you're going to set up an Anki deck for your Zoom meeting notes, it's unrealistic to try to remember action points from every Zoom call we're on. The brain is an efficient…
I'm going to print this out and frame it.