All hail the 4 bird

Scholars are still fighting whether it’s 4bird or 2+2bird.

Bitter clashes between 4 and 2+2 birders around the world resulted in dozens injured, promoting the UN to call for peace between the two churches

Everyone knows (2+2bird) times it’s complex birdy conjugate (2-2bird) == 8bird

It is both, the holy binity.

Not a piano player but this is very inspiring, small details such as bookmark are fantastic, great job

I have a very good memory on this

Same

Took a look at the Vite plugin, nice idea! Thanks for sharing

This is the easiest and safer bet

That would be great

Considering the access patterns of the clients are well known, would it make sense to populate new tables as materialized views before Sending it to the client or you think is not worth it perf wise?

We use the client-side sqlite as part of making the app work locally and offline, so it wouldn’t make sense.

The materialized view isn’t a huge perf problem for now, and I expect we’d switch to using triggers or similar without too much difficulty.

I recently had problems finding an old message, I learned that having “streamer mode” enabled prevents a lot of search features and filters

I had no idea why streamer mode was active so worth checking it this also apply to you

Discord will automatically switch to streamer mode if you paunch a recording/streaming app like OBS, so that could be it.

lol no, will start the proliferation of more different abstractions over it

Not likely. Routers are so easy to write that the "different abstractions" have already been written, and are unaffected by this change to the standard library, because they don't build on the standard library, they plug in next to it.

The primary utility of Go's net/http is that it is a "minimal framework" that provides a fairly common plug-level compatibility between various bits and pieces. The particular bits that it happens to provide by "default" are not really that consequential by comparison. I was actually surprised anyone touched the standard mux at all at this late date because there's so many other options already, and most of them just plug in with no fuss at all. All a router is is a handler that examines the request and then calls another handler as a result.

I agree on paper, but story shown how the combination of "I like it, but I want it just a little bit different" combined with something somehow new is a recipe for new weekend projects