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811.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I think their views on this are changing from experience with the language. Part of the problem I think is that the way they wanted people to use the language isn't clearly explained on their posts about errors. Some how I read it over
812.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Well, it's been pretty productive for me. It's also been productive for Docker, InfluxDB, and Kubernetes (among other prominent, complex, open source projects).
813.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
It is under active development they just haven't released a new version. The preferred way to deploy it via GCE or Scaleway will use the latest dockerized version. They update it from time to time.
814.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I've always found Laverna buggy.
815.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Camlistore - https://camlistore.org
816.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
tabs, but I use https://pinboard.in/
817.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yea I've had this discussion with a friend of mine who likes Haskell and got me in to Elm. He claimed you could only get that kind of tool in something like those languages which have stricter and stronger type systems. I'm not fa
818.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I think what the author was trying to figure out was not just when you should do a major/minor version update, but how that could be done automatically. An example is how in Elm it can detect a major vs minor change and bump your numbe
819.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yea I'm not left-leaning by any means, but I don't care if it's pro-anything. It's a discussion and the points of the article aren't delusional. Discussion on if the analysis is right is something I thought was pret
820.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Question: Why is this flagged?
821.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
We basically started caring about what people think and how we affect their lives. Those previous projects were done at the expense of those it affected negatively. Maybe they were willing to accept that because they believed life would be
822.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
"mouse nipple"s are the best. I used to be able to play single player FPS games with it because I got so comfortable with it. Nicest part is you leave the keyboard very little so for the few things I used the mouse for I'd ha
823.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I always check what kinds of IAP there are in those apps too. If it looks dumb, I won't download it. I'm sure they weren't too happy about Apple showing it's an app with IAPs because it lets people avoid the mental traps
824.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Is it logical to give in? No, especially not if you're a capable government. Is it illogical that someone would react that way though? Not at all. Here is the logic: "Someone killed people in my country. I like people in my countr
825.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I find that current time management tools worry about the wrong thing. HN talks a lot about UX and the psychology of the things we use. For example, how sticky Facebook or YouTube can be. I think that time management has in someways had ver
826.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I wish I produced content which made my website die, but I also would never want that to happen to me. I can't understand why everyone doesn't just run an S3 static website for most of these personal websites/blogs. And then
827.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Yes and these protections are only used to their full potential on something like iOS. On Windows, macOS, and Linux these are not used to defend your data or system out-of-the-box like they are in a browser. A massive wall with an open gate
828.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
It's a very interesting game. I read once in "How I lost a million dollars", but never checked for myself, that publicly traded casinos list Baccarat on their SEC fillings as a possible way their earnings can be affected (bot
829.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Because clearly right now isn't when the transparency is going to come. It might come soon. If we don't hear anything then yes that's a problem, but clearly even the person who wanted this proposal doesn't want to talk.
830.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I like to complain about big companies too, but Google isn't trying to strong arm control of JS. They hire a lot of smart programmers with strong opinions who express them and it seems like a lot of those were vocal enough to make this
831.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I agree, have been trying to attain this as well for the longest time.
832.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I think something like sandstorm is a good balance between this though. Easy enough to setup and you can use whatever cloud software available for it. The feel of shared-hosting, but the control of self-hosting, all in one easy to use packa
833.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I've had issues with gorm. I find it has quirks that bother enough for me to move away from it. I have yet to find something I'll like more than just pure sql. Goa is just for generating apis. Not for databases?
834.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I think that's more up to CockroachDB. They offer a postgres compatible interface so this should be usable with CockroachDB already.
835.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
It was very intentional. The original developer wanted to create an event loop based system because at the time the C hackers had begun to learn how fast those systems could be for the purpose the parent comment mentioned (io bound, network
836.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Wow has it still only been a week?
837.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
While it's true that node can handle CPU intense tasks with WebWorkers or some other clustering there are also memory concerns. Node can doesn't mean it should with the exception of keeping your stack simpler (a single languag
838.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
I'm not saying the technology isn't useful, but this has been done before. It hasn't worked before, so when it appears at the top of HN I assumed (given the higher standards we usually apply here) there was a reason beyond an
839.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
How is this on the top of HN? It's barely clear what these actually be like or how they work? Am I missing something?
840.
by 0xCMP 10y ago
Actually many people care enough to put on the front page. Seems not only are you rude, but you're wrong.

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