Hi @neuecc, Do you know how to implement GetRef as instance method here: public interface ITs<T> { ref T GetRef(int index); } public struct Ts<T> : ITs<T> { public T T0, T1; public ref T GetRef(int i) { switch (i) { case 0: return ref T0; // ERROR CS8170 ... }

Since certain companies boast about wanting to rewrite their whole code, maybe it’s time to point the next generation of engineers towards this classic: https://t.co/kNbYSz0iYE (It‘s been 25 years. People seem to have forgotten.)

@konstiwohlwend Sharding is also trivial in SQLite and you can still query across multiple shards with ATTACH.

@konstiwohlwend A single writer is amazing for throughput even without sharding in the case of SQLite you can 1000x Postgres pretty easily in context where row locks and isolation matter. https://t.co/wfo5rDIciK

https://t.co/8EheVYYBwg is amazing. We are working to make it even better for all, espeically web devs.

Tomorrow's stream we dig into Time Slicing. What does it do? Is it necessary? Are there alternatives? And look at how the topic impacts the direction of Async Signals. https://t.co/d9GgHVRuDC

You don't need to use zig to get comptime, now you can do it in C#! https://t.co/97VnxI9DJJ by @sebastienros #dotnet #chsarp

I've had a chance this past week to add some cool features to `http-nu` - a HTML DSL - a router library, and - an integrated Datastar SDK. I demo'd it at @newsystems_ .. as much as I could at least: time keeper @cairox100v was severe! .. except with @Farzaaaan .. blatant

Huge thanks for @Jonathan_Blow for coming onto the show, live showcasing the game and the editor of @SinkingStarGame as well as jai language metaprogramming! Unedited version is available for members on youtube (and soon patreon) Edited, high quality version will be available

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@arpit_bhayani "SQLite has about 155,800 lines of code" Whaaat? tha´t can´t be right? an entire SQL database, SQL parser, optimizers, indices. all of that.

@tsconfigdotjson this is that instantdb post i mentioned https://t.co/xSrekAlvxm (via @anders_murphy)

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Working on a HTML DSL for Nushell :: Which style do you prefer: "PipeDream .nu"

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finally, AI era book about what is good programming is

post announcement, should we have @Jonathan_Blow on the standup?

No one can read fast enough to keep up with all the interesting stuff Tomas Petricek writes about.

Blogged: Trying out the Zed editor on Windows for .NET and Markdown https://t.co/Xz7hLBgjJO In this post I try out Zed on Windows to see if it can replace my VS Code usages for quick edits of .NET projects and writing Markdown documents. #dotnet

Here’s a real task from my job. I have a 100GB binary file. Produced daily. I can’t grep it. But I can decode it. However, I can’t store the decoded version either. It’s too big. How do I efficiently query it? Decoding piped to grep takes 2 minutes. I want 2 seconds.

This is what all the "Beautiful High Level Abstractions" people sound like to me