A Very Simple Database and some other Rust thoughts
I just finished (for the most part - some return types need a bit of tuning to cover for failure scenarios) a small learning project for »
If you ain't gonna be pro, why play competitively?
I've always loved playing games competitively. I vividly remember going through the move list for Tekken 3 and finding out the most abusable moves, the ones »
Squeezing Rust into production: Part 2
Previously I wrote a small post (now unpublished, it was quite boring) about finding the smallest possible opening for introducing Rust into production use. In that »
Learning to AI: The Little Stickthing That Could!
Learning more about the practical development of AIs has been a project pretty high on my list of priorities for way too long now. My interest, »
Virtual Jobs for Virtual People
As automation, digitalization and globalization (just imagine all the cute abbreviations and nicknames we could come up with here..) continue to hog up human jobs, one »
Tool: Salalause-generaattori (Finnish)
Yksinkertainen salalause-generaattori. Pohjautuu 9546 sanan listaan. Alle neljän merkin sanoja ei ole mukana. Lisää halutessasi sanoihin lauseeseen sopivia sijamuotoja muistamista helpottamaan. Salalauseen voi toki myös keksiä »
Tool: Passphrase generator (English)
A simple passphrase generator, based on a word list of 8829 common English words. Words shorter than 4 characters are not included. Generate Passphrase Why use »
Tool: Text-to-numbered-lines splitter for Imgur, Twitter, etc.
Source: This is a paragraph over 140 characters long. Pretty neat, isn't it? What'd we'd like is to split this to individual lines, each at most »
"All data is relational, ergo, you should use a relational database"
Almost weekly, I see an online discussion about disadvantages of NoSQL with the above argument being thrown in at some point. Almost all data tends to »
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Jalmari Ikävalko tzaeru@gmail.com Since 1990 Located at Espoo, Finland Capital Region Worked at Uplause Ltd since Nov 2013, first as a game developer, later »