date: 23rd oct
| import { useEffect } from 'react' | |
| import { useState } from 'react' | |
| import Heater1 from "./music/Heater1.mp3" | |
| import Heater2 from "./music/Heater2.mp3" | |
| import Heater3 from "./music/Heater3.mp3" | |
| import Heater4 from "./music/Heater2.mp3" | |
| import clap from "./music/Clap.mp3" | |
| import Open_HH from "./music/Open_HH.mp3" | |
| import Kick_n_Hat from "./music/Kick_n_Hat.mp3" | |
| import Kick from "./music/Kick.mp3" |
What topic would you like a textbook on? Sex EducationFor teenagers Outliner output for topic Sex EducationFor teenagers:
Save function is hybrid function of insert and update, if the row exist then save will update the row, if it doesn't exist it will insert the row, which is very useful thing in many cases
save insert the relational data also, which update and insert are not able to
and update function also don't work as it should, and issue is closed because no answer from the reporter
because save does both job and updates and inserts relational data, i started using it as replacement, but issue arises when you have system in which multiple users are trying to insert data concurrently,
for example, i have serial number logic for invoices in my application, where they will get assign the same serial number, if the other user have already inserted(which i check explicitly) the data with serial then the second user will get new serial number and id making it new row with unique primary key entry,
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| } catch (err: unknown) { | |
| if (err instanceof Error) { | |
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| message: `Things exploded (${err.message})`, | |
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| export const axiosParamsSerializer: AxiosRequestConfig["paramsSerializer"] = (params) => { | |
| const newParams = []; | |
| for (const k in params) { | |
| if (params[k] === undefined) { | |
| continue; | |
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| if (Array.isArray(params[k]) || typeof params[k] === "object") { | |
| newParams.push(`${k}=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(params[k]))}`); | |
| } else { |
| Beacons and Basins: Building Your Digital Lighthouse and Community | |
| In a world overflowing with digital noise, how do you stand out and connect meaningfully with others who share your passions? I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, and I’ve come to frame it as the concept of beacons and basins. It’s a simple but powerful way to think about how we signal our interests to the world and create spaces to nurture those connections over time. | |
| What Are Beacons and Basins? | |
| A beacon is your lighthouse—a signal you send out into the world to say, “This is who I am, this is what I care about, this is what I’m curious about.” It’s your way of broadcasting your unique perspective, whether through a personal website, a social media profile, a blog post, or even a tweet in a niche community. Beacons are public, intentional, and designed to attract like-minded souls. They’re not about shouting into the void; they’re about shining a light that draws in those who resonate with your vibe. | |
| A basin, on the other hand, is the |
| Task | Example File(s) from PR | Likely Folder(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Typetree generation | typetree.rs |
src/, src/librustc_middle/ |
| LLVM instruction typetrees | enzyme_typetree.rs |
src/, src/librustc_codegen_llvm/ |
| Lowering to Enzyme (FFI) | lower_typetree.rs |
src/, src/librustc_codegen_llvm/ffi/ |
| Tests | (not shown, but should exist) | tests/, src/tests/ |
| Docs | (not shown, but should exist) | docs/, README.md |