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Probably the fastest Rust PRNG I saw (and with good properties!)

Domain squatting should be illegal

I still remember people thought we would _migrate_ to IPv6 in just a couple of years.

And here we are.

Nice to see some projects like this in kinda-active development after 20+ years.

Good overview.

The "Chunk your binaries" point is spot on. Creating a huge binary blob that contains everything makes it hard to work with in constrained environments.

Also, +1 for "Document your format". More like "Document everything". Future you will thank you for it for sure.

I'm using CLIs like A LOT, but still would be happy to get _good_ autocomplete for SQL.

`psql` is pretty bad at it and in `\e` you will just end up in an editor, which will probably don't know about your schema.

I've tried many tools, but seems like I like DataGrip (or databases in PyCharm Professional) the most, so I use EAP from time to time, when I'm going to write a lot of SQL.

I spend most of my time in the command line:

- neovim for file editing,

- zsh (+zoxide) for navigation / file management,

- plain git to manage my repos,

- plain text note taking and accounting, etc.

I like where Intel is going, just about time, especially considering the competition from AMD and Apple.

DataGrip would be perfect if it had a community edition. As someone who connects to a database only two or three times a week, I’m not willing to pay for it.

Looks promising, but I'll probably stick to `psql`

This. And it feels like competition is lower on AppStore.

Thanks for sharing. I agree in general,

But for me language is not a problem at all. I mean that you have a lot of pre-requirements to start developing for iOS.

And the stuff, except writing code feels much more restricted. AppStore is a walled garden itself.

But yeah, Objective-C was something...

It's interesting, why `strace` isn't mentioned here.

For me, it's the very first thing I'll run (e.g., `strace -p PID`) if a any process is not performing well enough.

It gives a quick insight on what syscalls it's making.