Frectonz
A single 25k lines file > 250 100 line files
This workflow is actually very good in Rust because it allows you to declare multiple modules in the same file.
Frectonz
> Submit a PR
> Maintainer says PR is out of scope
> PR gets closed
> Questioning life decisions
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> PR gets closed
> Questioning life decisions
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> Family is excited for fasting to end tomorrow.
> Me, goes out and eats shawarma.
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> Me, goes out and eats shawarma.
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Frectonz
the urge to read all 2,985 pages of the postgres manual
i should first start with sqlite
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Frectonz
i should first start with sqlite
fuck it, i'm gonna start today, i'm gonna read through every page on sqlite.org
Frectonz
fuck it, i'm gonna start today, i'm gonna read through every page on sqlite.org
Read the sqlite source code and get blessed. 😂
1. Programs that use long files are actually faster than programs that use small files.
2. The sqlite3 codebase has this process called "Amalgamation" where they essentially concatenate every c file in their codebase in to one giant "sqlite3.c" file, and that's what they actually compile to produce the binaries.
2. The sqlite3 codebase has this process called "Amalgamation" where they essentially concatenate every c file in their codebase in to one giant "sqlite3.c" file, and that's what they actually compile to produce the binaries.
The license where contributors to the sqlite pledged that their work is in the public domain, is protected in a firesafe. 💀
Frectonz
I found a typo in the sqlite documentation 🗿 https://sqlite.org/copyright.html
I found another typo on the same page.
"the" shouldn't be here, it should just be "SQLite"
"the" shouldn't be here, it should just be "SQLite"
Frectonz
I found another typo on the same page. "the" shouldn't be here, it should just be "SQLite"
Also submitted a report for the other typo i found.
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