smw

Many thanks!

Any license for it? I think technically we can't even run it legally at the moment?

Why would it go to Meta?

Even the 'worst' of the ORMs (according to the people in these threads) makes this very easy:

  users = User.find_by_sql(<<~SQL)
    SELECT users.*,
           COUNT(posts.id) AS posts_count
    FROM users
    LEFT JOIN posts ON posts.user_id = users.id
    GROUP BY users.id
    HAVING COUNT(posts.id) > 10
  SQL

  users.first.posts_count
  # => 17

I'm firmly on the ORM side of things, despite knowing SQL very well -- but your IDE/editor can fix this with bare sql. Try using Jetbrains Datagrip or the DB integration in Idea or one of the other language-specific IDEs.

Any concurrency / parallelism?

I'm not defending anything about this, but it does have a telescoping torso so it can get to 'human height' when needed.

The maintainer and upstream are the same person

Sure they do. All the time! For example, if you want to use a script in Google Docs these days, you have to go through an oauth flow to give that script's app permission to do certain actions in your Docs.

Need to mention sshuttle [0] here, as it magically solves a bunch of these problems without constant reconfiguration

[0] https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle

Can do fantastically weird stuff with Lua scripts in Redis/Valkey

The reason pvp doesn't work in a persistent world like an MMORPG is because there are no stakes.

See Eve Online

A lot of them are heavily invested in index funds that added SpaceX at IPO due to market cap.

Why would you expect something in your home directory to affect other users?

The article talks about using --mlock

I think we need a citation about the libertarian / capitalism thing? I know a lot of leftist engineers. Look how blue the bay area votes?

I think the idea that they raise outdoor temps over a wide area is a myth spread on facebook. The physics doesn't work out.

USB sticks are infamously unreliable, not a great backup plan

It's mentioned elsewhere, but check out DeskFlow (oss) https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow

Or just ask if you might want to do something productive while you wait for a train or sit in a taxi? Better than doom scrolling. Maybe you're working on a fun side project.

docker on macos runs in a linux vm

goroutines make building scalable network (web) servers trivial and fast. I'm not a big fan of the language, but the runtime is fantastic.

Unfortunately, the subscription pricing is so much cheaper than usage pricing that it's probably worth using one of the official harnesses.

How's the weather in St. Petersburg?

You sure they weren't just using http or something and thus the concurrency was effectively hidden by the library? Almost any services that takes requests of any kind uses goroutines extensively.

Rust's async story is much less ergonomic than go's -- mostly because of lack of garbage collection. That might be a good reason by itself?

One of the issues is that the US, unlike most of Europe, for example, doesn't require registering your address with your locality or police when you move.

but you do realize the US has on shore cutting edge fabs, right?

No they don't. Even the US partnerships with TSMC aren't cutting edge.

TSMC and arguably Samsung have cutting edge fabs, no one else.

What possible use legitimate use is Snowflake in verifying your identity? ES?

china's building solar like _mad_, read a newspaper