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by Dowwie 3y ago
How can nanoplastics be removed from the intestine?
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by Dowwie 3y ago
Worth noting Discord's consistent hash ring implementation in pure Elixir. It's very easy to use and maintained by Discord (yay): https://github.com/discord/ex_hash_ring/
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by Dowwie 3y ago
This article considers design problems introduced by humans, not the language. Cycles aren't a natural side effect of using Rust but rather a side effect of modularization. Move your shared dependencies into another crate.
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by Dowwie 3y ago
Take the money you were going to spend on this first-generation technology and use it to pay for your parents to go on a holiday
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by Dowwie 3y ago
Some people use their StackOverflow karma for social credit and portfolio. Their karma won't have the same value as it did before AI-generated responses were allowed. I think that comments should be approved but zero karma applied fo
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by Dowwie 3y ago
> Migrations first, not schema first. > Migrations are specified in a declarative format, not in SQL. Strongly disagree about this. Consider how Terraform works. You declare what the end state should look like and it decides what th
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by Dowwie 3y ago
Try Elixir.
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by Dowwie 3y ago
What have you built with Phoenix?
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by Dowwie 3y ago
I'm not thinking about possessions that I once had twenty years ago, but I am thinking about experiences.
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I know what you're talking about. For me, it was a show-stopper. I felt destroyed. Yet, here I am! That's the most important thing for you right now-- keep the problem in perspective. Hard times pass. This is the best news I
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That's IF there is such a policy, but why would there be one? Why would it be for the good of the site if this weren't disclosed? Do you think that this warrants discretion?
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@dang can you shed some light on this?
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Other than the karma requirement for downvoting, are any HN algorithms driven by karma scores? I don't know what karma gets you here.
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I am really curious about how the engineering team took on the challenge of identifying and tracking households within the constraints defined by Apple related to tracking users
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Netflix Bets Big on New Jersey, Unveils $900M Mega-Studio(jerseydigs.com)
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Fort Collins
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I'm grateful that the author managed to take it even this far!
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I've been working on the Protohackers [1] exercises in Elixir, putting my own spin on the problems by creating fault tolerant, scalable, high performance solutions-- and have been touching a lot of Elixir that I haven't had the op
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by Dowwie 3y ago
Pablo, turning the question towards you, what would you have liked to know about Elixir up-front before using it to build an authorization server at Ramp? Let's get an honest take.
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Tokio, FuturesUnordered, and the Thundering Herd Problem(blog.polybdenum.com)
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Unexpected (2018)(ferd.ca)
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by Dowwie 3y ago
Unfortunately, ten years have passed and yet it is far from outdated.
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The Chrome extension of ChatHub requested extensive permissions related to poe.com services
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Yes, and typespecs are worse to debug than anything the borrow checker may complain about in Rust. Public api does benefit by exposing them, though.
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> The community has proven to be sustainable, with ample social proof of further adoption and conditions amenable to generational succession It depends on how you measure sustainable. What would happen to Elixir without its BDFL? Has E
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That's not all that Toyota should be held responsible for. Corporate issues service bulletins about parts under warranty and their certified service centers ignore the warranties, charging customers full price for replacement. I caug
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I would be more excited if it were unreleased work from the Homework project. "Get Lucky" is pretty much the only track that came out of RAM that I can revisit with as much appreciation as when I used to listen to it. The bonus
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Let's go hiking.
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I guess I just haven't been trying hard enough.
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by Dowwie 3y ago
I took care of my health in my 30s and now that I'm in my 40s can't sleep a full night if I have a single beer. I have no choice but to take care of my health.

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