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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 4 days ago
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lol no Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • last month
RE: #TIL PAUSE x86 instruction #assembly ...
I'm not sure which yield() you mean, but I don't think anything in particular gets compiled to pause on its own. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • last month
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Not necessarily, this OCaml code is guaranteed to recurse forever. let rec loop x = Printf.printf "%i\n" x; loop (x - 1) Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • last month
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Recursion doesn't need a stack. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 3 months ago
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It depends, you can do more in a team, but it also adds an overhead. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in #c • 5 months ago
RE: Signal safety and why should you care
boost::asio::signal_set automatically handles all of this. I added a section on this.
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 5 months ago
RE: Current mood: ... Cursor: Now call THE_CODE Me: Doesn't work, shouldn't I call ...
Good one. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 5 months ago
RE: Have you ever had the need for a JOIN on expression other than = ? #sql ...
No, I mean something like JOIN ON a > b or JOIN ON a <> b Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 5 months ago
RE: Have you ever had the need for a JOIN on expression other than = ? #sql ...
I'm asking, because (at least in theory) in Postgres JOIN condition can be any expression yielding boolean. I haven't used any other expression that =. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in #linux • 6 months ago
RE: LD_PRELOAD explained
Thanks, I didn't know about this.
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 8 months ago
RE: The difference between SET, \set and \pset is killing me #postgres I can never ...
Dunno, I think that's an easier job. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 8 months ago
RE: What's the point of running a #database server, if there's only one client ...
I don't think I like sqlalchemy, it looks even more complex than sql (not that I like SQL). Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 8 months ago
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In C++ at least no-one is pretending C++ is simple. It's much more complex language, sure. But in exchange you get features that are plain impossible in C. E.g. look at string…
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 8 months ago
RE: What's the point of running a #database server, if there's only one client ...
Oh, I definitely want to hear how you use it. Any important config adjustments? Any other tips? For now I know about WAL mode. Have you used anything like livestream? I'm using…
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 8 months ago
RE: What's the point of running a #database server, if there's only one client ...
I don't really understand. If you use sqlite you can back it up just as easily, no? Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 8 months ago
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Yes, fizzbuzz. NOP are there for correct alignment, though I did not validate that it's OK. It's much harder to validate it in OCaml than in C. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in HivePosh • 9 months ago
RE: Hive Blockchain on TheDappList
The owl logo reminds me of SWI Prolog logo lol
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 11 months ago
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The word "secrets" misled me I guess. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 11 months ago
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I don't know how pyenv works, but I assumed it contains some secrets. Secrets is plain text are not very secure. Posted via D.Buzz
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serpent7776 (60)in DBuzz • 11 months ago
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I wouldn't call it the right way unless it's encrypted. Posted via D.Buzz
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