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Dowwie
3y ago
I don't think that the response should be to lock down the interview process further but rather interview candidates for what the role entails rather than asking arbitrary leetcode questions. The screening process is broken. Make che
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3y ago
Are these computationally expensive operations? If not, Elixir could fit.
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3y ago
There is a noticeable delay experienced from when I press the up arrow and the list appears. This was the largest friction point. Then, once the list appears, it needs to be filtered to reach a desired pattern. Narrowing down the selecti
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3y ago
I found atuin introduced friction where there wasn't any before, so I stopped using it and reverted to ripgrepping zsh_history.
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3y ago
Learning projects for proof-of-concept can be written in Python, but not a production database. It seems that Rust has been working its way from the corners towards the core. For instance,the edgedb-cli is a rather elaborate rust project.
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3y ago
2023 conference program: https://programs.sigchi.org/chi/2023/program
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4y ago
Have you checked out flux.ai for PCB design?
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4y ago
- The Hungry Brain: https://www.amazon.com/Hungry-Brain-Outsmarting-Instincts-Ov... - Burn: https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Research-Really-Calories-Healthy...
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Thirty-Seven Days of Peril (1871)
(gutenberg.org)
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4y ago
How are disputes about roof maintenance settled among a roof tenant (the energy company), the tenant of the warehouse, and the owner of the building? If a roof is leaking but repairing the leak will interfere with energy production, how ar
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4y ago
I would be the guy who lost his magnesium fire starter at the beginning of a season.
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4y ago
Their s2n projects seem like valuable contributions to the ecosystem. Strong, well maintained libraries supporting networking and cryptography are important.
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4y ago
There's a survival show called Alone that recorded several seasons on Vancouver Island. One thing I learned from that show is not to underestimate this island: The rain, the wildlife, the wild! Most of the seasons can be watched for
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4y ago
It doesn't need a defense. It has been recognized since the beginning of computing as playing an important role. University in late 90s early 2000s called it rapid application development. RAD tools have come a long way since then.
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4y ago
Next question is whether the ritual washing of tea and warming of cups is necessary
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4y ago
This doesn't perform well at all against questions that I've presented to ChatGPT 3.5 and received far better responses for. What are people seeing from this that is generating so much excitement?
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4y ago
Veterinarian specialized in orthopedics. You will never have a shortage of clients in a busy city. You get to help fur babies all day. You get to extend lives and improve quality of life. You would make yourself and the pet hospital a l
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4y ago
"640K of memory is all that anybody with a computer would ever need"
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4y ago
Concurrency: if you used Elixir, then you should understand how different its concurrency offering is from that of std and tokio. Standardized, structured concurrency makes building complex, highly concurrent, stable, low-latency systems
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4y ago
This list isn't long enough. OTP and Elixir are wonderfully unique. Rust is, however, as well. I don't think that anyone who truly understands the two could comment about using one as a default.
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4y ago
If you're extending Elixir with Rust, familiarize yourself with precompiled rustler: https://dashbit.co/blog/rustler-precompiled
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4y ago
Hey Lars! Building chunks on silence is a worthy cause! Why stitch the edges of the chunks? Is that because there isn't a clean chunk on silence? I think this work is very important. I don't understand whether I actually neede
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https://ubuntu.com or https://debian.org
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limited in usefulness.. seems that Lars kept a MembraneTranscript library dependency private
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4y ago
Is anyone working on audio libraries that will enable streaming audio chunks for Whisper processing? Saving audio files into a local file system, running ffmpeg to chunk, and then sending them off to Whisper is very tactical..
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4y ago
Why not call this SupaPool? Supavisor is very BEAMie. Question about telemetry. These are the metrics emitted by Ecto: - :idle_time - the time the connection spent waiting before being checked out for the query - :queue_time - the ti
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4y ago
For what language?
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What Is Woke?
(twitter.com)
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> Attract bright engineers and waste their potential. Undersell the difficulty of the project to management; oversell the project’s usefulness. Tell management it’s “almost complete” until they scrap it. People at every level of the org
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Visual programming with Elixir: Learning to write binary parsers (2019)
(hansonkd.medium.com)
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