Right, because endless US involvement in ground wars in the middle east has always been firmly on the side of "concrete facts."
Isn't the point of a dev environment precisely that the intern can drop tables? Idk, I've never had a shared database not turn to mush over a long enough period, and think investing the effort to build data scripts to…
You know, minus sexually abusing his sister.
> the return type of MyWidgetFactory() probably isn't. Isn't the return type of a widget factory method obviously Widget? This doesn't seem like a great example. Of course the method name could be wrong and not enforced…
Reclaiming the physical storage of an unused column is often a costly and sometimes impossible operation, which is why many legacy applications end up with the equivalent of my_column_final_final_v2. Database…
you're getting downvoted because it's not really a preference, it's pretty widely known to be bad practice and unhygienic in production queries. select * would get your pr rejected and chewed out by dba at every place…
Friction with modern devops practices is a big one.
Passing around functions that have already been partially applied means that downstream users can't incorrectly call or accidentally modify the arguments which have already been applied. Whether this actually results in…
> I found the discussion to be mostly very civilized and focused on finding solutions for those affected. I really disagree with this characterization of the discussion. While there's plenty of more or less…
People have complained about the build time of proc macros for ages in the community. This might be a misguided hack, but the response to this is bordering on a witch hunt, particularly when there is a glaring security…
Only some of the providers are based on Terraform. I think it would be incorrect to say it's "powered by Terraform."
Well, in the real world, the premise is false, but not because writing memory safe code is in fact easy, but because in aggregate in large code bases it's impossible.
Okay, but using unsafe for FFI is entirely different than the claim that you can only achieve performance optimizations through "dereferencing pointers without anything extra running." The use of unsafe for FFI is…
> SQL (ACID) over multiple non-cache-coherent nodes is extremely difficult to pull with regards to consistency, though. Thats... why it's a toy! I'm really not sure what you're missing here.
Right, just because something is a "toy" doesn't mean it's not still impressive. If someone implemented a "toy" database that could parse and execute SQL queries, distribute data across nodes, etc., you would probably…
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/coroutines But highly doubt you need anything like async/await for this kind of application. In fact, I'd go as far as to say async/await is almost never needed except for…
This is so helpful, thanks.
I mean, Java seems like a pretty good alternative? Obviously it's trivially true that programmers have to care about versions, but they've done miracles in the VM without breaking compatibility.
It's meant to represent a hypothetical TS compiler builtin that does codegen for you.
It's still invite only, unfortunately.
In fact, I'd be more likely to pay money to never see a verified post ever again.
You can use Pulumi for free. Also, the incremental cost for each resource is minuscule. Unless your experiments require thousands of resources, it really shouldn't be a big deterrent. Just clean up when you're done…
Yes, you cannot use the result without matching on the result/option type.
The vibe on Twitter has become totally noxious since bluechecks started getting promoted under every single tweet. I'm still on there because of inertia, but from my feed there are plenty of people like me waiting to…
There's also a real friction here with modern devops tooling. We have great off the shelf patterns now for doing blue/green deployments, monitoring, etc. Having to run a migration every time you want to update some…
Right, because endless US involvement in ground wars in the middle east has always been firmly on the side of "concrete facts."
Isn't the point of a dev environment precisely that the intern can drop tables? Idk, I've never had a shared database not turn to mush over a long enough period, and think investing the effort to build data scripts to…
You know, minus sexually abusing his sister.
> the return type of MyWidgetFactory() probably isn't. Isn't the return type of a widget factory method obviously Widget? This doesn't seem like a great example. Of course the method name could be wrong and not enforced…
Reclaiming the physical storage of an unused column is often a costly and sometimes impossible operation, which is why many legacy applications end up with the equivalent of my_column_final_final_v2. Database…
you're getting downvoted because it's not really a preference, it's pretty widely known to be bad practice and unhygienic in production queries. select * would get your pr rejected and chewed out by dba at every place…
Friction with modern devops practices is a big one.
Passing around functions that have already been partially applied means that downstream users can't incorrectly call or accidentally modify the arguments which have already been applied. Whether this actually results in…
> I found the discussion to be mostly very civilized and focused on finding solutions for those affected. I really disagree with this characterization of the discussion. While there's plenty of more or less…
People have complained about the build time of proc macros for ages in the community. This might be a misguided hack, but the response to this is bordering on a witch hunt, particularly when there is a glaring security…
Only some of the providers are based on Terraform. I think it would be incorrect to say it's "powered by Terraform."
Well, in the real world, the premise is false, but not because writing memory safe code is in fact easy, but because in aggregate in large code bases it's impossible.
Okay, but using unsafe for FFI is entirely different than the claim that you can only achieve performance optimizations through "dereferencing pointers without anything extra running." The use of unsafe for FFI is…
> SQL (ACID) over multiple non-cache-coherent nodes is extremely difficult to pull with regards to consistency, though. Thats... why it's a toy! I'm really not sure what you're missing here.
Right, just because something is a "toy" doesn't mean it's not still impressive. If someone implemented a "toy" database that could parse and execute SQL queries, distribute data across nodes, etc., you would probably…
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/coroutines But highly doubt you need anything like async/await for this kind of application. In fact, I'd go as far as to say async/await is almost never needed except for…
This is so helpful, thanks.
I mean, Java seems like a pretty good alternative? Obviously it's trivially true that programmers have to care about versions, but they've done miracles in the VM without breaking compatibility.
It's meant to represent a hypothetical TS compiler builtin that does codegen for you.
It's still invite only, unfortunately.
In fact, I'd be more likely to pay money to never see a verified post ever again.
You can use Pulumi for free. Also, the incremental cost for each resource is minuscule. Unless your experiments require thousands of resources, it really shouldn't be a big deterrent. Just clean up when you're done…
Yes, you cannot use the result without matching on the result/option type.
The vibe on Twitter has become totally noxious since bluechecks started getting promoted under every single tweet. I'm still on there because of inertia, but from my feed there are plenty of people like me waiting to…
There's also a real friction here with modern devops tooling. We have great off the shelf patterns now for doing blue/green deployments, monitoring, etc. Having to run a migration every time you want to update some…