Wikidata.org the database behind Wikipedia is a good alternative as a general database including films and related crew for instance with Avatar (2009) https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q24871 Although is cannot be queried…
Indeed, the 2013 Spike Jonze movie is the first idea that popped-up to my mind when I saw those videos amazing to see this movie 10 years after it was released in the light of those "futuristic" tools (AI assistant and…
If you want to win on both counts (no buggy pipes and coloring), and if you're certain of the order, you can use the following: rg nokogiri.*linux
I also use regularly miller/mlr with files having 1M+ lines and I never had problems with the hardcoded processing (i.e. "verbs") nor the DSL language which is know to be much less efficient compared to verbs. Both…
What is also interesting is that while strace seems to report much less overhead in "./empty" compared to /bin/true $ strace -c ./empty strace: exec: Erreur de format pour exec() % time seconds usecs/call calls errors…
Wikidata.org the database behind Wikipedia is a good alternative as a general database including films and related crew for instance with Avatar (2009) https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q24871 Although is cannot be queried…
Indeed, the 2013 Spike Jonze movie is the first idea that popped-up to my mind when I saw those videos amazing to see this movie 10 years after it was released in the light of those "futuristic" tools (AI assistant and…
If you want to win on both counts (no buggy pipes and coloring), and if you're certain of the order, you can use the following: rg nokogiri.*linux
I also use regularly miller/mlr with files having 1M+ lines and I never had problems with the hardcoded processing (i.e. "verbs") nor the DSL language which is know to be much less efficient compared to verbs. Both…
What is also interesting is that while strace seems to report much less overhead in "./empty" compared to /bin/true $ strace -c ./empty strace: exec: Erreur de format pour exec() % time seconds usecs/call calls errors…