MoOmer

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by MoOmer 9y ago
Often, you don’t need concurrent types and their overhead. The sync package makes it easy to bolt on if you truly do. It’s not as if every block is sending out each line to run in a separate goroutine. Go encourages users to share data by c
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by MoOmer 9y ago
Aye, it means that at least someone is using it. Even if it’s pretty niche, and just a helpful tiny application. Was pretty happy that someone else found https://github.com/momer/solr-index-fetch useful for example :)
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by MoOmer 9y ago
The Haxe community is generally pretty great. http://haxe.io provides a pretty rad community round-up every week, and though I don't use Haxe much, the work put into the framework is awesome to see.
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by MoOmer 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Filter
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by MoOmer 9y ago
On the other hand, I use channels successfully for queuing and processing data processing pipelines in many data ingestion applications. There are patterns that work well, and appropriate use of the context package, error receiver channels,
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by MoOmer 9y ago
Haven't had time to read the source yet, how are the lambda headless chrome reliability issues dealt with? Is it a different chrome build than serverless-chrome?
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by MoOmer 9y ago
To me, being generous with the interpretation, it read as the author providing some context into their experience with what many think should be well tested systems, not bragging.
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by MoOmer 9y ago
I believe roenxi meant, "the [nuclear] disaster, in context, wasn't the biggest deal that day"
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by MoOmer 9y ago
To each their own. I've been having fun watching the progress of https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach && https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/cockroachdb-beta-passes-j...
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by MoOmer 9y ago
.001 to .01
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by MoOmer 9y ago
> In the absence of regulations and legal enforcement,
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by MoOmer 10y ago
No, the paranoid developers wanted to use that exploit to check if it was on an analyst's machine. That's an imposed restriction, not an inherent constraint.
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by MoOmer 10y ago
Ah, ye olde time inverted option
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by MoOmer 10y ago
https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/PackageManagementTools
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by MoOmer 10y ago
I literally brought up the regex joke in a meeting yesterday. A data warehouse was built on top of Mongo, and I get to help clean up the mess.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I'm also a member of the ACLU.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Really? Let's not forget the NSA revelations that occurred so recently. Thanks for reminding me to renew my fsf membership
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Well, for one, ORM doesn't quite fit Go's philosophy, but there do exist some attempts to do this. For me, it's a non-issue, as it doesn't feel right with Go.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Where are the pain points in DB requests or serialization? I've written several web apps with Go, and lots of ETL, and have yet to feel those as pain points.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Some counterpoints: 2. You have access to troves of Java libraries from most JVM languages. 3. Again, not all JVM languages suffer from this. 4. Some JVM languages have a REPL. JRuby and Scala for example. 5. You can use Ruby on Rails out o
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Huge costs related to creating a generic version of the drug, unless it gets fast tracked.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Actually, that's the start-up fantasy. In the real world, the vast majority of entrepreneurs create their business out of necessity - not out of some lofty goals to improve anyone else's situation. Source: helped a professor with
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by MoOmer 11y ago
Would happen if you were shorting
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I'm really excited to dig in and read the source, actually. Thank you for open sourcing this.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I should do a blogpost about the small business I took over from my dad, and the impact it had.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I'll pay my (IB) fees and get actually my orders filled instead. Plus, if you're only playing with stocks, you're missing a lot of the possibilities with a margin account.
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I've run similar analyses on advertising data with Spark/Scala. This is what I would consider the 'easy' part: identifying whether or not a user, in the context of some 'session' (or specific ad campaign) saw a
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by MoOmer 11y ago
My understanding was that he was talking about the 'few ms' to parse out whether or not this is you
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by MoOmer 11y ago
That timeframe is too long (few ms)
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by MoOmer 11y ago
I'm torn between supporting open source businesses, and calling this and almost all of your previous submissions spam.

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