hexo

to me it has much better readability

Oh datalakes. The most ridiculous idea in data processing, right after data frames in python.

We've had this discussion like a week ago about how stupid is to use filesystem for this kind of data storage and here we go again. Actually i had to implement this "idea" in practice. What a nonsense.

Easy. Dont use kubernetes. You'll thank me later.

what legacy formats? what are you even talking about?

rust hits none.

only people who dont like python celebrate this kind of changes.

nope. 3 phase is 400V

Good we have one. What a nice 0% we are.

This. Parents bought LG OLED TV. It is absolutely lovely, has super nice picture. (not an ad!:D) I insisted they never connect it to network. Probably it would be usable on network cut off from internet, but there is high probability of some mistake. I wasnt sure what happens if it got out for just a tiny bit so decision was clear. We've seen zero ads there (except the standard-ads-iterrupted-by-actual-programming).

Filesystem is essentially a "simple" database. If it is not performing, then it is not a good db. It shouldn't really matter how many files you have if metadata, and indexing of that metadata is done properly (i.e. like in good db). It also has additional benefits to DB that usually do not even exist there as they aren't practical at all (like random access).

Why not?

This isn't any algorithmic speedup.

Im kind of sure making difference between "PYREX" and "pyrex" is illegal here.

Really? Is this some kind of perverted joke? Electron based thing wants to brag about less being safer? Get rid of the browser, then we can talk about less.

Unbelievable

More than you did. Yeah, it was so creative.

your example is complete nonsense as digging a hole is not creative in any way at all

do not do this. ever. it is NOT cool or nice in any way AND i cant scroll using keyboard arrows. meh

isnt this awesome llama trained on pirated works? just checking this iteration

Nice troll.

That is very not-enough, as it is literally "prefers reduced" but i need (not prefer) zero animation. And yet with this present several years already websites just happily ignore the setting. So i believe this should be honored by browsers which should just stop animating transitions. But then there is the other elephant in the room (JS anims).

smooth scrolling text is one of worst mistakes in UX

and now ruby community is being shoveled with rust

My OS has hard dependency on python, so i'll always have working python environment.

Also, i tend to run pip like 4-5 times max (except initial package installations) during whole project lifetime, or not at all if packages are in distro already. Its speed is ok for that. So I'm not sure what "should" i miss.

Last time I looked it was in C.

I don't think so. It'd be best to fix native tools.

to be honest. ill never use uv. python ecosystem tools should be in python.

That scrolling. No way.

Thanks for accelerating global warming.

Nice, now please rewrite the prototype in C and will happily use it.

What is the license for this, please?