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2023-08-24 03:53:12 UTC

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He dropped both a "I've been to Israel more in the last decade than most on this stage" and a "Multi racial working class" bit during this debate. Dogwhistled to "building a national identity" without elaborating on what an American is.

2023-08-24 02:28:50 UTC

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What's this about Deno baking in security vulnerabilities on purpose?

2023-08-22 16:44:16 UTC

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>It outperformed Postgres querying large time-based datasets. Eg "trending hashtags in the past year".
If you read the bottom of the article, the problem was because Postgres' default config prevents queries from using more than 4MB of memory before it starts using the disk instead, and just bumping that to 16MB was enough to make Postgres outperform Sqlite again.
This kind of feature is important if you are trying to serve hundreds/thousands of concurrent queries while maintaining quality of service.

2023-08-21 05:47:34 UTC

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I thought that was 2% energy consumption growth, not 2% GDP growth. And it's retarded because no one in history has ever found out how to increase effeciency.

2023-08-18 17:24:06 UTC

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The only privacy feature that really works is not using social media.

2023-08-15 04:37:39 UTC

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I was under the impression that backdoors would come from the Intel Management Engine or AMD's equivalent, rather than by backdooring the encryption algs or operating systems themselves.

2023-08-15 00:01:18 UTC

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Here's a crazy business idea. An airline but without black "people".

2023-07-19 05:30:06 UTC

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1 million away from 270 thousand!

2023-07-10 20:05:37 UTC

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Not my team. They are 3rd party API services.
The tradeoff is between ingesting one query that has a lot of load on the backend and a bunch of queries that each have a smaller load but combined have a greater one. If a query takes too long, the smarter thing to do is to push it into a background job and give the caller a URL to fetch the result later. I don't know if common GQL tooling supports this, but this is the proper solution.
And no, it's not the same as handing out unrestricted access to your DB any more than REST is. It's an alternative way to make APIs, not a SQL replacement.
Edit: GQL also helps resolve the "problem" of corporate silos, even if it wasn't relevant to my specific case. It is a serious issue, and reducing the need for communication between different teams that are in different stages of the SDLC is a very good thing.

2023-07-10 18:07:19 UTC

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The advantage of REST API there is that everyone uses the SAME request, so they get cached. If you add query parameters to determine what fields get returned, those become separate requests so they can't be cached together.
/api/my_object and /api/my_object?fields=a,b are two different requests, so the only technical advantage of REST API is gone. All consumers of the API need to be calling /api/my_object for caching to work between those two consumers. The same is true for things like including children and filters.
But including children is by far the best advantage of GraphQL. With a REST API, you would need to custom code a /api/my_object?include=my_child parameter for it to work. It can be done, but it all has to be custom and I hardly ever see it done in practice. GraphQL makes it trivial to not only include children but filter and select fields for them, too.
For a REAL WORLD example, I regularly have to call REST and GQL APIs at work. With REST APIs, I regularly end up making THOUSANDS of individual requests to get all the information that I need, while I can pack everything from GQL APIs into a SINGLE request (plus pagination). The GQL takes a lot less time and is far simpler.

2023-07-10 17:36:32 UTC

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GraphQL is a replacement for REST APIs. It's not about app scalability, but organization scalability. It makes it easier for you to connect multiple frontends to a single backend without the need for SDK development teams.

2023-07-09 20:02:58 UTC

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Is a document supposed to be unkeyed altogether or just lacking of a specific key called "id"?

2023-07-07 04:03:50 UTC

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>siloing groups
We should do this off the internet, too.

2023-07-07 03:55:57 UTC

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I am perfectly civil. After all, I'm White!

2023-07-07 03:54:25 UTC

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It only shuts down conversation if you let it. Just keep talking. That's all you have to do.

2023-07-03 01:04:40 UTC

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It was funny in your mind, I'm sure

2023-07-03 00:48:28 UTC

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I work in tech, so I experience Ind*an train gore every single GOD DAMN DAY.

2023-07-03 00:36:56 UTC

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>she doesn't even know about outbreeding depression
Just so you know, the genes that correlate with White intelligence and the genes that correlate with Asian intelligence have almost no overlap. A hapa will fail to get ANY recessive gene here, and that will cause the overwhelming majority of that population to not be as smart as either of their parents. It's more risky than inbreeding.

2023-07-03 00:29:40 UTC

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>the smartest people on planet earth
>asians
I hope you are joking...

2023-06-30 17:02:35 UTC

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Because these people aren't being dumped in random places (yet), but just congregate in major cities, there's a lot of Canada that is still almost entirely White and very cozy. But Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton are all fucked.

2023-06-30 16:55:19 UTC

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This is why I always root for the leafs to loose.

2023-06-24 22:28:33 UTC

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2023-06-19 17:00:43 UTC

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Honestly, if they are good at one specific thing, I've yet to hear about it. Most of them have just been in the industry for a long time and they react like children to push back, which is why no one does.

2023-06-17 22:01:38 UTC

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To be fair, it's been 3 hours of this.

2023-06-17 21:29:32 UTC

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Meanwhile Cockerill has already fucked up. He doesn't know the difference between "concentration" and "quantity". Even if it's true that the lice need a higher "concentration" of Zyclon B, there's a lot less material in a lice than there is in a person. If the gas is emitted in a concentrated way, then not a lot of quantity actually needs to be used, and it will disperse.

2023-06-03 06:58:33 UTC

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Yeah, this is an artifact of journalists having no idea what they are talking about when they talk about technology. They don't understand that Poast is not Soapbox, and that Truth Social has a similar relationship to Soapbox as it has with Mastodon. Yet guilt-by-association only goes in one direction. If they are going to slander us by associating us with Trump, they should at least have the courtesy to do the same to Gargon and the mastogroomers.

2023-06-03 06:52:30 UTC

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Truth Social uses Mastodon on the backend and Soapbox on the frontend.

2023-05-29 01:43:24 UTC

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I've heard that they are now looking into adding quotes. Adding features like that shouldn't make an impact on the overall security of mastodon.

2023-05-29 01:32:10 UTC

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What changes are you referring to?

2023-05-28 20:08:59 UTC

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This might be a hot take, but we should have forked mastodon instead of pleroma. We would have had the ability to start with a saner database design, too.

2023-03-20 17:09:02 UTC

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What problems exist in the world that you believe can be solved by individualism?

2023-03-20 17:05:48 UTC

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What do you actually believe then?