Tehnix

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Implement with Types, Not Your Brain(reasonablypolymorphic.com)
103 points by Tehnix 7y ago|140 comments
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Mouse Support in iOS 13(twitter.com)
8 points by Tehnix 7y ago|0 comments
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by Tehnix 7y ago
It definitely is! You can also get these coin thingies you can have on your keychain for it. You push it in to push out the link to the other carts, and have to put the lock back in to recover the coin.
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by Tehnix 7y ago
It’s different but similar. Streamers usually build a community around their streams, and this is the part that is equivalent to the friendship part in the “physical let’s play”.
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by Tehnix 7y ago
That’s actually a point that AWS tried to hit on during their last re:Invent conference. When their competitors say multiple availability zones, read the fine print, and you’ll see that it is far from being as resilient as AWS. Sometimes ot
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by Tehnix 7y ago
Like a WiFi at a café or airport?
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by Tehnix 8y ago
>> there is more evidence pointing that FP leads to correctness than otherwise > There isn't. But there is. Take this paper for example, http://web.cs.ucdavis.edu/~filkov/papers/lang_github.pdf &quot
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by Tehnix 8y ago
> Defensive programming can be achieved through various means. Type checking is one of them and often can't replace Unit and Integration testing. Of course they won’t replace unit or integration tests, but they will replace a lot of
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Ah, I should maybe have been more clear. My point was that it would have better effects to change the culture around drinking, rather than increasing the age limit of when you can drink. I’m not suggesting that it’s an easy thing to do thou
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I would argue that it actually ends up having the opposite effect. The culture towards drinking that the US has, means that young people either have to hide really hard that they are in fact drinking, or that they never learn control before
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Configuring and Testing Kubernetes Clusters with Kubenix and Kind(tweag.io)
2 points by Tehnix 8y ago|0 comments
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by Tehnix 8y ago
The safety checks are at compile-time, since it only allows pure functions to be run. You can circumvent this of course with unsafePerformIO, but then you are completely on your own.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I’m not sure if this is what you were implying, but I don’t know of any x86 processors that can compete with the Arm processors that are in use, on power consumption to performance ratio. Take e.g. Apple’s A12, which compete with their MacB
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I sorta view actively suppressing information, while not completely removed, as censoring...which YouTube very much does. There’s plenty examples of things that should have been on trending by every possible metric, but never gets there. An
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AT&T defends misleading “5G” network icons on 4G phones(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Tehnix 8y ago|1 comments
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I'm not entirely sure what your question is? If it matters that Discover and Amex is not being accepted? Most adults will be using credit cards, unless you haven't proven to your bank yet that you are trustworhty (i.e. just moved
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by Tehnix 8y ago
> Oligopoly. Discover card and American Express are both mostly accepted Duopoly when you are in Europe. Discover card and American Express is not really a thing here.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
That's about as real an alternative as if I said you could just send me a mail instead of sending me an email. > IBAN transfers...Transferwise Obviously incredibly slow and a lot of work. > Diner’s Club, Amex, Discover, JCB Haven
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Do you also consider Google and Bing on the same footing?[0] No, right?. But in anycase, fair enough, the technical correct one is duopoly—the problem just is, it doesn't make it any better. [0] https://www.statista.com&#x2F
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by Tehnix 8y ago
MasterCard and Visa are though. If you note elsewhere in the thread, it’s basically on their request that a lot of people have been banned.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
> It comes down to trust. You're either fucking with your code in a powerful programming language that lets you do everything, or your fucking with the language restrictions to get your code to compile in the first place. > ...or
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Incredible to read how dismissive people in the thread are about the shortcomings of decentralization, up to the point where it feels like people are just praising gospel without ever having given it a critical thought. There is still quite
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by Tehnix 8y ago
It is actually very close to how it works. Evolution works by mate selection, and that’ll be heavily affected by group selection, since that alters the available choices of mates.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
You, stating 1. and 2. like that, quite clearly shows that you a) no nothing about the situation except the extremely biased news articles you’ve read, or b) have malicious intent, because if you did know the situation, you wouldn’t present
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by Tehnix 8y ago
To be honest, the disgusting hit pieces/slander from WSJ, Vox, The Verge, etc that has been on PewDiePie, has made me loose almost all faith in MSM outlets and their credibility. If you let your journalists write things that are so out
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I know that they are actively looking at it. One thing though, does your lambdas need both public and private access? Else you can place them in a subnet for private only, since the slow part is the ENI for the Nat Gateway.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Honestly, for everything we are currently running on Lambda. At the moment we are using the Node.js runtime with Typescript. We use both Lambda for data processing on incoming IoT events, and also for API interactions with our user, along w
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by Tehnix 8y ago
Internal marketing for me as well! Will help persuade my colleagues to give Haskell a try.
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I haven’t personally played with scala yet, but do you need to add any additional runtime components for it to work? Or perhaps scalaz? Or is it just making a .jar and you are good to go? :)
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by Tehnix 8y ago
I'm personally very hyped for using Haskell natively on Lambda! In the keynote he mentions the partner sponsored runtimes, and actually said "Scala and Haskell, you'll just have to bring your own!" (as in, community effo

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