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Max Van Kleek–Assoc Prof @CompSciOxford & Fellow @KelloggOx, CTO at Veer. Computer Scientist.
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github is far worse. ;) your kids might soon be rebasing and causing merge conflicts. they might even send a pull request!

github is far worse.  ;) 
your kids might soon be rebasing and causing merge conflicts. they might even send a pull request!
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Postgres 18 has been released, which comes with native UUID v7 support! UUID v7 is time-ordered, which means there is less overhead on the indexes. This leads to both reduced reads and writes to your database compared to v4 UUIDs!

Postgres 18 has been released, which comes with native UUID v7 support!

UUID v7 is time-ordered, which means there is less overhead on the indexes. This leads to both reduced reads and writes to your database compared to v4 UUIDs!
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PSA: Declare an incident if someone on your team installed the postmark-mcp on their machine. All your emails had a secret BCC added to them since version 16.

PSA: Declare an incident if someone on your team installed the postmark-mcp on their machine. 

All your emails had a secret BCC added to them since version 16.
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a lot of vscode extensions simply don't work because they broke ages ago. there needs to be a deep clean of the vscode extensions "store".

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i suppose you couldn't implement it in pure functional languages like haskell or ML or you wouldn't move anywhere (no side effects ;)) /cc Jeremy Gibbons

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i --- there is more to what makes a good languages besides its execution speed python is good for (introductory) learnability, and it _is_ high productivity. but poor for nearly anything else. it has no opinions. poor type safety. whitespace semantics. inconsistent syntax