styluss

I'm not sure if it's the appropriate solution but have you looked at higher level abstractions in elixir, like Flow, Broadway, GenStage?

Shelling out or RPC calls to a running process

Add -N, --no-buffer Disables the buffering of the output stream. In normal work situations, curl will use a standard buffered output stream that will have the effect that it will output the data in chunks, not necessarily exactly when the data arrives. Using this option will disable that buffering.

and it works

FYI r/rust also has a mod team

Unregulated Capitalism

Closest I can find is https://nimble.directory/pkg/science

Go is really good and fun to write until you have to care how you write it. Adding sync.Pool, limiting concurrency, these are not some of my favourite things

Was blocked

It's quite common. I worked on two small to medium sized social networks and it was already implemented early on. I was told it was used because of bots and not really to be used in human users.

Just tried sharing one of the links and it worked

Have you tried sccache? https://github.com/mozilla/sccache

Which concepts did you find that the team struggled with?

The issue with actix-we wasn't about people badgering the author to remove unsafe and they got tired of it/burned out and tried to find people to take over? I remember that the unsafe code wasn't really necessary with regards to the performance benefit.

Definitely this is very common. I've seen static variables with Arc+Mutex and initialised with lazy_static when they're only used once in a single thread, in multiple jobs.

if you ask a question in r/reddit (I know it's not officially part of the community) you get answers telling you to google stuff or to "just" check the docs where someone writes a package name.

It manages the version of the database that you run. https://github.com/smashedtoatoms/asdf-postgres

Curious if you get a similar result with BotSentinel https://botsentinel.com/

NB: not affiliated with Bot Sentinel

Is it a Rails app?

IIRC it's been trending on TikTok for a couple of weeks

When I did Distributed Systems in Uni, it was in C (huuuge mess) and when I visited another Uni, they joked that they taught the course in Java, because "we're not savages".

I keep thinking how much more we could've actually learned about DS if we weren't fighting fires with C.

> The only complaints... Not from me, but when I am on web meetings, I have to be on mute, because everyone finds the KB noise too loud when I am typing...

I was in a similar situation with my pok3r keyboard. I started to lower the microphone volume and people stopped complaining ymmv

rate limiting by ip, force recaptcha, shadow banning the user

Terraform is a declarative way of setting up your cloud infrastructure. You specify the state you want your cloud to be in.

Ansible is an imperative way of setting up your cloud. You tell it to do certain things, install this package, copy this over there.

Hope it helps

There are lists of such domains, like in Adblock

Did you try Lwt/Async? I'm a ocaml novice and i'm curious how far one can get with them.

relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/792/

I thought you were going to post a segment from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fry%27s_Planet_Word wherein there is a part where there is a test on resisting physical pain between Brian Blessed and Stephen Fry. The point is people who swear a lot seem to have a lower pain threshold.

What did you use it for?

Which requirement that you have excludes Riak?