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by Scarbutt 4y ago
I recommended someone “ Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective” because that’s what I read and found very good, how does Code compares?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Hence the value of immutability even for single-threaded code.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Because of the Java ecosystem, in Clojure you are in much more advantageous position than with Elixir.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
How does that answers their question?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Your example describe two different extremes, in that case is easy to chose, most of us have to work somewhere in the middle and that's were it gets hairy.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Small nitpick, Nodejs has a JIT (via V8) and you will be surprised at its performance when compared to Python.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
What's their tech stack?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
oracle has flashback
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
That's too obvious.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
exactly, is mostly comparing different C libraries implementations.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Numbers is speedy? ;)
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Fair enough. I should have also add that Japan is an engineering powerhouse.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Most countries are going to be bad when compared to Japan. Japan is also the third largest economy.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Thanks Your list sums up why I find it tedious ;), since you mention Clojure, in Clojure one doesn't have to think about those things and go through hoops(except for when doing Java interop). Unfortunately I don't think Clojuresc
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Too niche of a technology, tied to clojure, not open source and very slow(doesn't matter for most internal apps though). For many, it's better to do the tedious thing here and there with postgres. SQL also has strong grip on datab
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
I haven't use it but my understanding is that htmx is normally paired with something like alpinejs for which there existes date picker components.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
A few months? with a recession coming?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Immutability in JS is painful and tedious, how can you enjoy write functional code in JS?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Getting "roasted recently coffee" sounds like a problem, how do you make sure of it? Also, have you try nespresso(machines and coffee)? I find their coffee really good and can't stand anything else, easy to make and not expen
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Nice, is the BSD C source unchanged in the book?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
What you describe can be achieved in Java via composition (instead of inheritance) and using interfaces.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Clojure mentions Racket's contracts as prior art: https://clojure.org/about/spec
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
which could easily rebound a bit by EOY. By EOY we could be in recession.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
If Rails performance problems can be fixed with money (more servers) then why does everyone complains about gitlab being slow?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
How much RAM?
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Run Emacs in the VM, one of the big advantages of Emacs/Vim is that they work in the terminal. Pair it with tmux and you have a nice remote setup.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Your whole comments sounds like you are trying to get some kind of validation for using clojure.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
The lack of FKs is a turn off for most apps.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
Maybe we're seeing different sides of the language then. You are not seeing different sides of the language but participating in different domains, application/business logic programming vs more system level stuff.
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by Scarbutt 4y ago
because it forces you to think about the right questions from the beginning. For many apps thinking that you can have the right questions from the beginning is delusional.

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