Serow225

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by Serow225 8y ago
Does anyone know of something like a search engine for PWAs? I'm kind of intrigued by the new desktop PWA functionality described, but I don't know how to find out which sites I can desktopify. Thanks!
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by Serow225 8y ago
Sure, but couldn't it have been given some BFDL/high-level leadership importance in the last five years to rein in the craziness?
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by Serow225 8y ago
Does anyone know why the Python community has seemed to struggle with package mgmt fragmentation/churn so much over the years, compared to other languages? Did Guido just not really care about package mgmt?
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by Serow225 8y ago
The HondaJet was also designed to take advantage of superlaminar flow over the wings and body. It's why the turbines are mounted on pods held high above the wings, instead of closely slung underneath like a traditional design.
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by Serow225 8y ago
Yes this is a great article, thanks for reminding me of it.
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by Serow225 8y ago
Same for me, widescreen FF62 on Windows 10 FWIW
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by Serow225 8y ago
My experience has been that it's valuable to have an easy way to spin up a local server/runtime stack, for a wide variety of reasons.
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by Serow225 8y ago
or just go with "declarative" programming, since that's kind of a term of art? or "intent-driven"?
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by Serow225 8y ago
Agreed, to me "low-code" is a lot more clear.
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by Serow225 8y ago
I <3 Montreal :)
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by Serow225 8y ago
Can you please explain what the interface looks like a little more concretely?
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thanks!
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by Serow225 8y ago
Best intro control systems: "Modern Control Engineering", by Katsuhiko Ogata. Also available free, "Feedback Systems" by Karl Johan Åström and Richard Murray at http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/bo
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by Serow225 8y ago
THank you!
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thank you so much, that sounds like exactly what I need to make a (successful this time) deep dive into FP. Cheers!
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by Serow225 8y ago
Also eventually https://use-the-index-luke.com/
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by Serow225 8y ago
https://sqlbolt.com/
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by Serow225 8y ago
@jgrahamc could you link to the technical post near the top, and maybe copy in that table 'Limits and Pricing' on this post? Because it would be really helpful to have that info in the general post, otherwise it's not clear w
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thank you! Lots of super cool stuff coming out of CF these days, the pace is hard to keep up! Not that it's a bad thing necessarily :)
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by Serow225 8y ago
Yes for sure - or 80k+ pickup trucks…
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thanks!
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thanks.
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by Serow225 8y ago
How is Nim's package manager, given the love for Cargo and churn with golang it seems like a thing people really care about.
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by Serow225 8y ago
Is there IDE debugging support for Nim yet (language server?). Or a REPL, Online or off? Thanks
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by Serow225 8y ago
How would you compare go and Nim? What's better and worse in each (setting aside ecosystem size)? Are there any core architectural decisions made in Nim that you would see as mistakes that will eventually drag the language down? Go and
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by Serow225 8y ago
:)
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by Serow225 8y ago
I know pretty much zero about k8s, but was it really important to remove Swagger? Seems like relatively useful functionality and not a huge complexity point? I really like the idea of a simple opinionated K8s BTW good luck!
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by Serow225 8y ago
I would also really love to learn the same.
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by Serow225 8y ago
FWIW, MATLAB does a lot of this kind of optimization in its internal implementation of the core datatypes. There are a lot of smart compiler/JIT people that have worked hard on it over the years to optimize the internal guts despite th
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thanks for the insight.

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