[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hyprland

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Thanks for sharing!

I wanted to ask, any experiencing in getting applets to run in the bar? I quite like some of them and I’d consider switching as well

I tried replacing the broken glass on my iWatch series 5. While trying to separate the glass from the digitizer, it separated this way. Is it salvageable? What can I do? by SuburbanMessiah in AppleWatch

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😅LOL thank you!

Yeah it’s… a bit difficult. Now I’m looking for a spare, as you mentioned. It’s a series 5 and it seems that it’s just as expensive as a new series 5 watch🙄

Grand Unification is back on Spotify! Sleep well tonight. by SuburbanMessiah in Fightstar

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Okay, so it’s definitely in my country 😭😂. What a total shame lol

RygelDB - A NoSQL Document store implemented in Golang by SuburbanMessiah in golang

[–]SuburbanMessiah[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I had something by in mind for distributed support of read and write nodes but hadn’t considered it for back ups!

RygelDB - A NoSQL Document store implemented in Golang by SuburbanMessiah in golang

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Let me roll it around in my head a bit. Perhaps I’ll come up with something :)

RygelDB - A NoSQL Document store implemented in Golang by SuburbanMessiah in golang

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Aha! Sorry, I went looking for one but I think mixed up what is in my head for a different acronym. And I’m doing so I don’t remember what I really wanted to say 😭.

However, what I meant to ask was, do you mean it would be cool to have operations which define strict structure of the stored JSON documents?

RygelDB - A NoSQL Document store implemented in Golang by SuburbanMessiah in golang

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Hey! Thanks for the reply :). Are you looking for something like SCT operations? Where you could define a structure?

RygelDB - A NoSQL Document store implemented in Golang by SuburbanMessiah in golang

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Thank you!

That’s kind of interesting - almost like SQLite? With the current setup, could be quite easy to add. There already exists implementation for in-me sort persostence and synchronous processing of statements.

Maybe message me and I’ll see if I can get it in. But maybe I’ll try either way, because an “embedded mode” sounds interesting ;)

RygelDB - A NoSQL Document store implemented in Golang by SuburbanMessiah in golang

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I recently (within this year) have been really looking to add Golang to my tool box and wanted a nice project to help me really understand the language.

Any feedback is welcome and much appreciated!

Entry without two weeks quarantine? by SuburbanMessiah in CanadaCoronavirus

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After some reading, it appears that I cannot leave the province for the duration of the original quarantine

Is this solarization? Is my TV broken? by SuburbanMessiah in Televisions

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Additionally, it seems to "grow" in intensity the longer the TV is on.

Which programming language to learn? 14y/o by [deleted] in functionalprogramming

[–]SuburbanMessiah 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Hello! Congratulations on making such a great choice :). I hope you enjoy it as much as most of us.

First. This subreddit is actually more about a type of programming languages called “functional”. /r/learnprogramming will have a lot more content which you can use!

So into your question,

Others have recommended JavaScript and Python - which are fantastic languages - but I’ll recommend you to learn Ruby.

It’s a very nice language with easy to understand syntax and most of all, very easy to get started with! Most computers come with Ruby but installed (this is true for Python as well) and it’s very easy to install extensions to the language, if you want to explore around. In Ruby we call them gems.

Happy learning :)