Serow225

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by Serow225 5y ago
Ah sorry, yeah I wasn't being very accurate. I was checking "what's on Azure", I didn't really follow up to check in detail the breakdown of the rest. I just saw quite a bit on AWS and assumed it all was.
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by Serow225 5y ago
The last time I checked, the only meaningful parts of GitHub that ran on Azure was/is Actions. Everything else is AWS.
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by Serow225 5y ago
YARP :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
I really like it. It’s half language intro, and half learn-via-projects. It worked well for my learning style :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
it seems like it would be a great fit for creating a LINQ IQueryProvider :D Which would be amazing
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by Serow225 5y ago
F# CE is so cool
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by Serow225 5y ago
<3
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by Serow225 5y ago
Any chance of getting autobuilder support for Rust? :) What about same for .NET? (and I suppose some people would care about Java,Kotlin,Swift ;) I don’t have to deal with containers with my current infrastructure, and it would be nice if
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by Serow225 5y ago
I’d really recommend adding a section to this* page something like “existing Docker containers” ! I would not have found out that it’s possible based on your current docs layout. * https://fly.io/docs/getting-started&#x
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by Serow225 5y ago
I work at a place that has started using Rust for backend services lately and I enjoy it, but IMO using F# instead would have given many of the benefits with a lower on-ramp time for new devs and generally higher dev velocity…
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by Serow225 5y ago
I wonder if “custom scopes” is going to be a recognizable term for people?
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by Serow225 5y ago
:) http://kylehalladay.com/blog/2020/05/20/Rendering-With-Notep...
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by Serow225 5y ago
Sometimes I tell people that F# is “easy-mode Rust” :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
C# 9 now has "target-typed new expressions" https://www.thomasclaudiushuber.com/2020/09/08/c-9-0-target-...
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by Serow225 5y ago
that seems like an awfully low number to be running into issues with RabbitMQ ?
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by Serow225 5y ago
Not web, but another one for .NET is: https://github.com/migueldeicaza/gui.cs
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by Serow225 5y ago
Red Wing Heritage boots and shoes are made in Minnesota, and they operate their own tannery as well :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
The naming does not help make things discoverable...
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by Serow225 5y ago
Thanks, I forgot about that! :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
You can also use Microsoft now (both "personal" accounts like used for Xbox/Outlook and "Enterprise" accounts like Microsoft365 and other AAD based accounts) I'm sure if you asked them about switching auth meth
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by Serow225 5y ago
Thanks for linking to that of post, I always enjoy his articles and hadn't read that one for a long time :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
thanks, I hadn't heard of the traps before. Cheers
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by Serow225 5y ago
Bernoulli's principle, the actual thing, has very strict criteria* to be applicable. People usually neglect this entirely in casually throwing the term around. - points 1 and 2 lie on a streamline, - the fluid has constant density (not
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by Serow225 5y ago
FWIW C# would as well (LINQ)
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by Serow225 5y ago
Thank you, that is very helpful :) > "So you end up using Kafka when it's limitations aren't a problem and you need the throughput." I think that's what I've run into so far, is that my usecases haven't
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by Serow225 5y ago
Thank you, that is quite helpful :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
FWIW, AMQP1.0 does support Sessions which can be used to address this scenario :)
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by Serow225 5y ago
I feel dumb saying it, but as someone whose had a lot of experience with messages buses (Rabbit and AMQP1.0), I've always struggled to understand what domains/situations Kafka is actually the best fit for. It's probably becau
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by Serow225 5y ago
F# would probably sit in there somewhere too a little more on the app than system side, although you don't see many uses of the more low-level stuff that's been made available in the later releases of .NET, it's there for use
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by Serow225 5y ago
F# would disagree :) It's one of the nicest languages for Enterprise software dev

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