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Kinrany
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Is it possible to put the 'producer side' into a 'consumer side' of another wire? Should ~ be considered part of the type signature? Does `let ~x = y` work as destructuring?
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What happens when a variable is assigned more than once?
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I would love a better explanation for `~~x = x`. I first understood `~x` as an equivalent of an unresolved future. Would one be able to model `~x` with, say, Rust channels?
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The true test would be seeing the behavior change depending on the presence of reasoning
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Or anything that can embed a WASM runtime I imagine. They're considering a native build as well, search term "libpglite". Though I feel like providing it as a library would work very well initially. Roll a suitable minimal WA
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This assumes that leaking is a compulsive behavior. The federal government has stronger incentives to offer for not leaking information. Getting fired is nothing.
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> After all, they went to the right school The selection process here appears to have been the opposite of traditional credentialism
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Wouldn't the borrow checking be simpler when built on top of linear types?
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Same qntm that wrote There Is No Antimemetics Division
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Not a new question: "the AI did it" is an equivalent of "the gun did it" or "the car did it".
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The Rendered Manifests Pattern (2023)
(akuity.io)
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The rendered manifests pattern is a great read by itself: https://akuity.io/blog/the-rendered-manifests-pattern
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Because they're used to it being in a different place?
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I always thought that React and Kubernetes indeed have a lot in common. Thank you for the post!
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Even if a controller is necessary, wouldn't you still want to have a generator for the easy stuff? Kinda like "functional core, imperative shell"?
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> The order of log entries does not matter. This is surprising, Kafka-like logs are all strictly ordered.
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I am not in fact American
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There is room for improvement: https://matklad.github.io/2023/06/18/GitHub-merge-queue.html
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I get it, woke lost the culture war and stereotyping is cool now. But it really doesn't add anything to the comment.
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Schemaless and denormalized are orthogonal qualities
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Do you think boyscouting, "leave it better than you found it" is misguided as well?
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What Goes Without Saying
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I wish they extracted the magic functions into a separate library. There is no reason for dependency injection to be tied to HTTP servers.
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We already have languages for expressing abstractions, they're called programming languages. Working software is always built interactively, with a combination of top-down and bottom-up reasoning and experimentation. The problem is not
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Neomedievalism and Transnational Nobility
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Could there be a device that would filter the exhaled air? Make it a part of the e-cigarette, so that one can exhale back into the same thing or into a different port on it.
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This is pure speculation but being a nonprofit, there's still a risk of getting sued by the public on the grounds of not following the promises of their work being a public good.
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It helps to write down every task that won't be solved immediately, before doing it. This is also great when you're doing multiple things in parallel.
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Depends on how well they do their job, it's not hard to imagine them saying "file a report" and then ignoring it.
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How much does the choice of the encoder depend on the application?
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