Well I’m craving something in this genre but I’m a bit overwhelmed and underwhelmed at the same time. So many titles and yet I’m not sure what to read. Maybe you can help?...
Fitz and the Fool trilogy spoilersI like Bee and her story, I don’t like that most of the plot could be ended in no time if only the characters bothered to talk with each other (it looks forced to keep them from contacting in time). The end is a good closure for this saga.
This setup in the image looks crampy and sketchy, but in general the property owner build and maintain the pool and rent it to hydrotherapy therapists (or use it for its own such business). Normally (well, excluding cases we see in this community) one does not build one just for themselves in their livingroom or kitchen.
Why do so many programs use rational databases instead of loading the data during startup and keeping it in memory? Especially for smaller datasets I would think, that a database adds unnecessary complexity and overhead. Also, a lot of data can be saved using modern RAM and when using an in-memory approach, optimized data...
In-memory structures are usually faster to work with, but harder to coordinate multiple updates from multiple sources (different applications, services, etc).
Databases have all sort of failsafe mechanisms to ensure data integrity and recovery options, in most times there is no need to reinvent it all over again.
Persistent - do you need to access the data again once your program was finished? How often does the data change by other programs/tasks once you read it? How big is your data and how complex are the connections between your data objects?
Many times the implementation is a mixed approach. It is better to know and calculate the needs before you start your project, but as it usually happen, once you get performance issues, you start optimizing adding in-memory cache or scale to a bigger database.
You start your morning playing mine-field, doing the round squinting for suspicious marks, watching your steps, clearing one room at a time. Today it was the hallway
Oh no. They lost contact with Voyager 1. You all know what this means! (blogs.nasa.gov)
https://y.yarn.co/68097f5a-5b56-4c44-9591-085b31aba02a_text.gif
It's always a feet episode (lemmy.world)
Nope still don't get it (lemmy.world)
Broccoli Fish (lemmy.world)
How do you know if a tree that fell in the forest made a sound?
You check the crash logs
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[Solved] What is the name of the adhesive used in iron-on patches and labels?
I want to make my own iron-on labels and patches (small scale, for fun)....
best recruitment campaign I've seen so far (lemmy.world)
Made with gimp btw 🫑
Palestinians claim: London’s Big Ben Was Stolen From Them (en.fatehnews.org)
A good fantasy book? you know, wizards, dragons, princesses, that kind of stuff
Well I’m craving something in this genre but I’m a bit overwhelmed and underwhelmed at the same time. So many titles and yet I’m not sure what to read. Maybe you can help?...
My opponent summoned wall of flesh, what do I do in this position (I'm white)? (sh.itjust.works)
Please hurry guys it’s coming closer oh god.
Indoor pool, anyone? (feddit.uk)
Why are (rational) databases preferred over keeping the data in memory?
Why do so many programs use rational databases instead of loading the data during startup and keeping it in memory? Especially for smaller datasets I would think, that a database adds unnecessary complexity and overhead. Also, a lot of data can be saved using modern RAM and when using an in-memory approach, optimized data...
We have vehicles for all types of nature's elements except for fire
We have cars for earth, boats for water and planes for air. Nothing for fire. Not that I want to ride on fire.
Nothing to see here, right? (lemmy.world)
Was it a dream? Where is it? (lemmy.nz)
Tell him he's dreaming (lemmy.ml)
Couldn’t be more than $250 depending on the condition.
Why does Lemmy (and reddit) show posts from previous page on next page?
When scrolling through Lemmy, I often will see the same posts from the previous page - usually as the first links on the current page I’m on.
Doesn't hurt to pick up a little for the listing picture. (photos.zillowstatic.com)
"Fire-kissed" (lemmy.ca)
https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/4138d6f8-58e3-4df6-92bc-1408956c458e.png...
The kids are alright (lemmy.world)