You can see an example usage on the second screenshot. For more details you can read official documentation. If you have any more question let me know.

Oh, that'd help a lot.

I don't understand what you mean by multiple Hive posts. The game files will likely be stored in custom_json_operations or something similar. If you mean publishing games is parts in different operations,

No, that's haskell failing to compile a file for whatever reason.

It sets up TLS, so I can connect via https (instead of http). Then it sends POST request. I need that to send a request to other host.

@dbuzz I don't think 1.27 should be treated as a link.

Hmm, but it didn't happen on other social media, just here. 🤷

@dbuzz I previously posted a picture with filename early_single_item.png. I now wanted to create new post with updated picture with the same same, but the preview was of the old picture. I had to rename

I think that I like std::ranges the most, because it's obvious what is going on just by looking at it. The C-like version is pretty clean too, but it's quite a bit more complex.

When it comes to self-votes I like the approach Reddit has made. Every post and comment are automatically self-voted up. This way users don't have to wonder if it's OK for them to like their own posts/comments

Who knows ¯_(ツ)_/¯

This implements fizzbuzz in vim editor. Fizzbuzz is a simple coding exercise.

I don't know, it doesn't want me to see.

I added the measurements for half and double data sizes. I really didn't want to go to explore jit possibilities. I'm not very familiar with it and I was also more interested in plpgsql itself.

What do you use to measure and graph power consumption?