@jmoiron The LiNK paper finally hit "the morning paper" today; hot takes on twitter are (predictably) glib. Do y'all like, SELECT * FROM table, and then sort it out in the app? Pushing the app to the data is a no brainer for some types of systems.
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@jmoiron @DanielMorsing @dgryski These details never really materialized for the slicer paper, either, although there was enough there to put a fuller picture together, eventually.
@jmoiron @chimeracoder 🤔
@jmoiron RT @berenyi_miki: This is why I don't go on Facebook https://t.co/0HZmME43Sq
@jmoiron There's more to learn in software development than programming languages.
@jmoiron We need a "slow food" software movement. https://t.co/tugwXoDvQn
@jmoiron @SlackHQ Yes exactly, because it moves, and I am not expecting anything to move there, and my starred channels have been very stable over a long period. All other status changes are in-place visual indicators (badges, bold, etc).
@jmoiron I've already been unable to find the room I'm looking for several times due to the new @SlackHQ drafts feature.
@jmoiron @k_sheffield @carmatrocity basket case was the first one I thought of, here's the backup https://t.co/aixunFuVWR
@jmoiron @rogpeppe @elithrar It is hard, but when half of the proposal turns out to have issues, that's a hint that there may be a better way, not confirmation that the remaining half is the correct subset to implement and merge.
@jmoiron @elithrar Very similar to what happened with type aliases; it's not a great precedent imho.
@jmoiron RT @rogpeppe: Uncomfortable with the currently proposed errors design in #golang, I finally arrived at a design that feels simple enough to…
@jmoiron Go community generics counter-proposals are all so focused on syntax, which is less than half of the problem. There are only two unresolved issues: what is an appropriate extension of type expression for Go, and what does the stack look like for `func f(t T) T`?
@jmoiron What a load of bollocks https://t.co/iEVPbgtPJQ
@jmoiron Slack's thread viewing options: a sidebar too narrow to read snippets in that updates normally, and a "threads" view that is the normal width but requires you to click a link to see new messages.
@jmoiron @A_W_Gordon Octopus was launched in HK in 1997, Suica in Tokyo (at ~420 stations) in 2001. There's been 10 years of experience for 10 years. Would NYC have screwed it up anyway? Maybe; americans refuse to consider foreign infra expertise as valid in america. But the competenc...
@jmoiron RT @DanielMorsing: Hey everyone, I'm looking for work again! Take a look at my CV and get in touch if you want to have a chat! https://t.co…
@jmoiron RT @Pinboard: In fairness to Graham, the YCombinator program is open to anyone, regardless of class background or income, who can pick up a…
@jmoiron @Neurotic I usually go to Ueno, there's loads of little shops there.
@jmoiron @elibendersky That and `https://t.co/aKpyXIAFqg` are probably the most generally useful. It also handles errors more rubstly than most people do when iterating themselves (eg, how many people are checking rows.Err?)
@jmoiron @elibendersky after a few db/sql blog posts, would love to hear your thoughts on (shameless plug) https://t.co/JjdW05Xonp which can save you a lot of boilerplate without going full ORM
@jmoiron RT @TimescaleDB: We are excited to announce the release of #TimescaleDB 1.3 which introduces continuous aggregates! More info: https://t.co…
@jmoiron let's just make "questino" a word
@jmoiron The important takeaway is that all of the complexity removed was accidental and not intrinsic. https://t.co/BSIKaaMLcw