Dowwie

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   by Dowwie 7y ago

   Rust isn't going to replace Python because it isn't an interactive language that can be used for adhoc analysis, but it will be used to write the libraries that python imports when the existing ones are no longer sufficient for pe
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   Rationality: A-Z(lesswrong.com)

   1 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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   by Dowwie 7y ago

   I am so grateful for the effort that people are putting into the rust-analyzer project. It keeps getting better. I wonder whether an entire class of challenges that the project faces is attributed to electron?
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   by Dowwie 7y ago

   Psychological skills will help. I have been working in unfamiliar territory for so long that it's become one of my strengths. The first skill to develop in this domain is that of acceptance. Accept the unfamiliarity. Accept that you
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   by Dowwie 7y ago

   Thanks for sharing this info! You may want to add these useful comparisons to your Readme. I will keep an eye on MS and wish you and team the best.
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   by Dowwie 7y ago

   Have you contrasted MeliSearch with Sonic?
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   Mankiw: A Skeptic’s Guide to Modern Monetary Theory [pdf](scholar.harvard.edu)

   8 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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   Humans Behind Machines – Davos 2020(youtube.com)

   1 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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   by Dowwie 7y ago

   Learning Rust helped me become a stronger Python developer. I've been working full time with Rust for long enough that I've acquired an intuition about ownership such that a lightweight borrow checker in my mind monitors ownership
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    Async-await in Rust has made asynchronous programming a joy. It's no wonder that programmers are refactoring as fast as they can to support it.
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    great points
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    How to Control Your Emotions in Tense Moments (2016)(hbr.org)

    2 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    Yowsa. Do I spent the additional $100 and go with a new one? I wonder how much technology has changed in 10 years since I bought this..
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    My FastFind PLB doesn't seem to have replaceable batteries so I just left it in storage and haven't used it. Has anyone managed to replace their batteries?
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    Andrew (burntsushi) is a tech leader. He's got a huge heart and a whole lot of grit. I see him enduring as a high-profile open source project author. How many battles a day does one accept before reprioritizing life decisions? One t
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    the unsafe blocks were the catalyst
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    I've been using actix-web for my work for some time, contributing however I can while learning Rust and myriad other subjects. This was the third major public event involving controversial design and implementation decisions. A gre
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    Tonic – A Rust gRPC Framework(luciofran.co)

    1 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    I think this story would make for a great movie: Radiolab's "The Punchline" https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/radio... (starts at 3:19) "John Scott was the profession
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    Guido van Rossum at the Oxford Union(youtube.com)

    1 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    But who would support it? While a formally verified functional approach may satisfy one's doctorate requirements, the author will graduate and move onto blockchain development, leaving behind an exit-vim code base that no other engine
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    I believe the solution to this lies in using Rust and SIMD. It will achieve both performance and safety.
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    2017 Freakonomics podcast about the American obsession with lawns: http://freakonomics.com/podcast/how-stupid-obsession-lawns/ I've been replacing grass with mulched gardens consisting of perennials such as
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    This post I made almost six years ago to the day on SO remains relevant: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20979831/recursive-query... I hope it helps you.
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    Learn how to really use a relational database, relational data modeling, and SQL. Not knowing of their capabilities may lead you to unnecessarily complicating your tech stack. You can go a really long way with just this domain of expert
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    Don't miss the author's second installment to this series. Navigate to the index of the blog to see part 2 at the top.
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one.” -- George R.R. Martin
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    An AI will write the first bestselling piece of fiction. The team behind the project will sell the technology to Disney for more than a billion dollars.
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    The Book of Life(theschooloflife.com)

    2 points by Dowwie 7y ago|0 comments
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    by Dowwie 7y ago

    I can confirm that this is one of the best uses of one's hour to acquire a valuable new skillset. I was part of the first batch of test subjects back when BJ was just starting the tiny habit experiment on Twitter. I used it to help m