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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Doing application programming in Dynamodb is a nightmare.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
n terms of actual code reminders I try to make it work, make it right, make it fast. I also try to do always, then inhibit, then ignore cases that don't apply. Minimize if statements to have consistent execution. If a function is call
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Amazon RDS was MySQL first, so was Aurora.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
"I think Node is not the best system to build a massive server web. I would use Go for that. And honestly, that’s the reason why I left Node. It was the realization that: oh, actually, this is not the best server-side system ever.&quo
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
They can, by using docker.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Because Java,C#,Golang,Javascript exist.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
How big are the writes? are you storing blobs?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Each user's account gets their own SQLite file. So now you need one database connection per user...
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
What has the space move to?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
orgmode clone, magit clone, use-package clone, which-key clone... they'll catch up with emacs someday ;) Looks like lua has step up the game for nvim.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
What mainstream programming language is good for interfacing with complex relational databases?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
openjdk has a macOS/AArch64 version https://jdk.java.net/18/ Does it not run on the M1?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Wouldn't just wrapping System.in with the Scanner class handle this?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
I've decided that I'd rather give my money to someone else Why? the less cumbersome route is to pay google.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Some stuff requires herculean efforts or are just very painful to do without macros. Clojure's implementation of CSP, core.async is one example. Lisp macros empowers experienced users.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
We use SBCL for production deployment and CCL on most of the developers’ machines. One of the nice things about Lisp is that you have an option of choosing from several mature implementations with different strengths and weaknesses: In our
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Not to mention the power of the Lisp approach to solving difficult problems This is why the majority don't see benefit in using it, 95% of devs are not solving difficult problems.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yes, and the go light years back in ecosystem ;)
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Can you share your setup for talking to SOAP services?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Did the dev had some copyright/patents on the game? Why didn't the NY Times just clone it? Surely they could have leverage their users to start to use their version?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
you will want to integrate with more and more things that have not put effort into Clojure compatibility The answer to that is to just use java interop.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
The majority of companies want you to be productive on day one.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
What other books teach data structures/algorithms along with discrete math like this one?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
That's one condescending and manipulative article.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
How can I ping the regions without having to register?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yes, lets throw data integrity out the window and make schemas changes painfully tedious and hard.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
If you never use anything that ties this stuff together (like IAM), then there is practically no point in using AWS at all, it's way too expensive to use as a 'dumb pipe'. Must cheap providers have crappy networks compared
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
If you have two interfaces, Foo and Bar, in Java, and you want to write some code that does something special for a type that is both Foo and Bar, what do you do? It's been a while, but if I remember correctly, you have to define a ne
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Though I have never seen anyone till now call TypeORM a fine choice.
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Henry Baker relational databases rant (1991)(plover.com)
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