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@Marc_van_Sax

Munich, Deutschland เข้าร่วม Temmuz 2015
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Mozart409 / Amadeus Mader 🇩🇪
@cmuratori It’s the same thing as last time with the terminal MSFT: we improved performance for our terminal Performance Community: lol no CMuratori: it should be a lot faster if you implement these low hanging fruits Soydevs: no it’s impossible CM: come watch my stream MSFT: in shambles
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Casey Muratori
Casey Muratori@cmuratori·
At this point I feel like I should do a stream tomorrow to talk about the replies I've seen to this post. I completely disagree with people's umbrage about use of FPS as a metric here: A) that is exactly what time-to-show actually is (we measure 1% and .1% lows in for a reason!), and b) to me, FPS is the most relatable number for response time for average people to understand given that they don't work on software performance for a living like I do. Many people (especially gamers!) intuitively know what 10 or 11fps responsiveness feels like for an action. Few intuitively know what "94ms" responsiveness feels like. I also find it unacceptable to call this "load time" because the user is not asking to "load" anything - it is an action they are taking from a UI that they perceive to be contiguous, and the choice to involve a "load" of any kind at this point is purely the fault of the designers of the system, not some inevitability. Everything has already "loaded" from the point of the view of the user, and if you are claiming to have done a rewrite with performance "top-of-mind", you should have preloaded or precached whatever it is that you believe takes 94ms to "load" here.
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Just want to make sure I'm reading this right: Microsoft rewrote the run dialog with performance "top-of-mind", and the best they could manage to do when putting up a single text box was 10fps?

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Xata 🦋
Xata 🦋@xata·
Xata is now open source. Apache 2.0. Postgres platform with Copy-on-write branching at the storage layer. Copy a TB-sized database in seconds. Inactive copies scale to zero automatically. 100% vanilla Postgres. Two use cases driving this: • Preview and testing environments with real production data • Platforms provisioning per-user Postgres at scale Built on CloudNativePG + OpenEBS. Runs on Kubernetes. What's in the release: • SQL gateway, responsible for routing, IP filtering, waking up scaled-to-zero clusters, serving the serverless driver over HTTP / websockets, etc. • Branch operator managing all resources related to a branch. • Clusters and projects services for the control-plane and REST APIs • Auth service, based on Keycloack for API keys • CLI that makes use of the REST API • Scale-to-zero CNPG plugin for automatically hibernating branches on inactivity This is the first of several announcements. More next week.
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Sam Petherbridge
Sam Petherbridge@PethAU·
Looking at historical DNS data you switched your NS records to Cloudflare ~3 years ago. ~6 months ago you changed your A records to be routed through, likly to enabled all the protections (Orange Cloud). It was the change 6 months ago that would have started this if it was enabled in the settings screens. Before that Cloudflare did not see every request after that they are proxying every request.
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Lukas Hermann
Lukas Hermann@_lhermann·
Cloudflare injected a tracking script into my page without asking. If you use their DNS, be aware of this. Very dark-pattern behavior!
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gingerBill
gingerBill@TheGingerBill·
I honestly believe that Vim Motions don't actually make you faster at using a text editor, and a well implemented multiple-cursor system + typical modifier keys are actually much faster in practice. Evidence: watch me program on streams with Sublime Text and judge for yourself.
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David Luan
David Luan@jluan·
apparently this is what the chinese AI ecosystem thinks our grand american AI master plan is! (this is not a joke! forwarded to me by an attendee at a real chinese ai conference!)
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Alexey Grigorev
Alexey Grigorev@Al_Grigor·
Claude Code wiped our production database with a Terraform command. It took down the DataTalksClub course platform and 2.5 years of submissions: homework, projects, and leaderboards. Automated snapshots were gone too. In the newsletter, I wrote the full timeline + what I changed so this doesn't happen again. If you use Terraform (or let agents touch infra), this is a good story for you to read. alexeyondata.substack.com/p/how-i-droppe…
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Mozart409 / Amadeus Mader 🇩🇪
@dhh What’s your experience with ruby and local models @dhh .I am very bullish on rust as the compiler can help a lot to get okish results from local models (you only pay for components and electricity). I believe in the future local models can get good result with rust.
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DHH@dhh·
Opus produced the best output with Ruby in this shoot-out between a bunch of different languages. Fewest tokens, fewest LOCs, fastest completion. Maybe one day, AI will just be writing straight machine code, but until then, Ruby is a superb target. dev.to/mame/which-pro…
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Mozart409 / Amadeus Mader 🇩🇪
@byteofbits Wrangling any database at scale requires work and a evolving architecture and I am not sure if changing the whole database system is the correct way instead of reasearching how others have fixed similar problems.
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BetterDiscord
BetterDiscord@_BetterDiscord_·
Is it just me or is KDE kinda ugly compared to GNOME or COSMIC? Doing some distro hopping and can't land on a DE
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Marcell Baranyai
Marcell Baranyai@bmarci7·
The so much requested turbo is here. First iteration though. AI driving, even with no traction assist they can still handle most oversteering. The dashboard starts to look like an airplane... Originally I wanted to get away without turbo, but eventually I got excited about it.
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Ivan Velichko
Ivan Velichko@iximiuz·
Folks, iximiuz Labs needs your help. I heard it - no one likes subscriptions. So the lifetime option is back. And the cheaper playground-only and content-only plans are also available. But the only way for me to continue working on the platform is the ongoing community support.
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Duncan Lutz
Duncan Lutz@duncanthedev·
It's all downhill from here
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Marcell Baranyai
Marcell Baranyai@bmarci7·
1987 USA GP 2:10PM vs 3:37PM 1984 French GP 2:05PM vs 3:25PM The sun moves according to real date and time during the races. Don't forget that shadows affect local track and air temperatures, that affect air density, that affect aero and engine performance... and more :)
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Sam Lambert
Sam Lambert@samlambert·
What would you like PlanetScale to blog about next?
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TeamSpeak
TeamSpeak@teamspeak·
@spinelessaisha First reasonable and logical take on this topic that I've seen, actually crazy.
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IroncladDev
IroncladDev@IroncladDev·
Looking for a discord alternative to migrate communities from my open source projects to What are we looking at?
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