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__turbobrew__
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> Not all Erlang/OTP functionality is included in this library. Some is not possible to represent in a type safe way, so it is not included. Other features are still in development, such as further process supervision strategies. It
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5mo ago
I believe that is correct.
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5mo ago
I may be wrong, but last time I checked there was not a statically typed OTP implementation which is kindof a bummer. I think Gleam is the ideal implementation on top of the BEAM but it does just seem pretty immature.
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5mo ago
The question is why do people feel bad about themselves? Everyone gets old, it is part of life. Why can we not accept that?
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5mo ago
Why are so many people brainwashed to think baldness==bad? My hair really started to go down around 30 years old and am going to have to shave my head at some point, but who cares? Why does it matter?
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5mo ago
I have experienced this several times lately when writing software with claude/codex. Sometimes vetting and steering the agent takes longer than it would have taken me if done manually. Sure you can just decide not to vet the output an
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5mo ago
In British Columbia there is no special ed and there is no gifted program. It is a total train wreck. After the non-verbal autistic causes everyone to leave the classroom for the 5th time that day it gets really old (I’m not making this up)
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5mo ago
I think it depends a lot on the operational maturity of the company. Some places are running the LGTM observability stack, sentry for error reporting, 24/7 on call rotations, playbooks for all alerts, etc. Those organizations will have
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5mo ago
It is called “Buy, Borrow, Die” and it is a very real thing.
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5mo ago
Also, if you are wealthy enough you can just wait out any economic downturn. Hell, Im not even that wealthy and it would have to get really bad before I would be forced to sell in a down market.
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5mo ago
> In fact the conversion rate between them is about 20. A wealth tax of 1% is equivalent to an income tax of 20%. Sure, but you actually have to work for continued income. Wealth accumulates with no input once established. Wealth has the
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5mo ago
This is the reason why I got a hybrid. Many of my trips are on routes that don’t have good charging access and charging is just too slow for the length of trips. Also, I bought a rav4 hybrid which is one of the most common cars on the road
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5mo ago
I have been thinking the same thing. I don’t want this turd in my index funds.
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5mo ago
I think it is pretty common that devs have read only access to all source code. The real question is why github has 3800 internal repos.
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5mo ago
You speak very authoritatively on something you don’t know. Hashing passwords has been a thing for at least 50 years now. V3 unix had /etc/passwd which hashed all user passwords. Notably, these hashed passwords in early unix have
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5mo ago
My wife works in IT at a mid sized city. They still store credentials in source control.
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5mo ago
You are calling infra teams green for using ceph but then recommending hand rolling a sharded system on top of nfs? I think you have it backwards.
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5mo ago
> But there are services that are located here and only here and only here Why is that? You would think the company ending events like IAM going poof due to it being dependent on us-east-1 would be top priority to fix?
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5mo ago
What I have seen at other companies is that the older datacenters have suboptimal designs which are impossible to fix after the fact.
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6mo ago
There are lots of people “trapped” in blue states too, if that is how you want to put it.
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6mo ago
As a Canadian citizen, this is one of the things I envy about the USA the most: having 50 different choices. There is currently a lot of tension in Canada between provinces like Alberta and Quebec which want very different things but are bo
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6mo ago
Unfortunately no. I made the jump in 2022 from doing on-prem at a small company to doing on-prem at a hyperscaler when software engineers were very in demand and got placed in an organization which does physical datacenter design and core s
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6mo ago
The logically consistent explanation for both your experience and my experience is that you are on the other side of the K as people who are in demand and I am on the same side of the K as people in demand. My guess is that one of the follo
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6mo ago
I don’t know if it exists already, but bazel would be very useful for the same type of MCP server. Since all dependencies are explicit you can pretty easily do a bazel (r)deps query to find related targets.
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6mo ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted. This is my experience as well. If you have experience at FAANG doing “foundational work” (read: datacenter engineering, core software infrastructure, multi zone computing, point of presence management)
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I had a similar experience (seeing blobs) where in my sleep I saw my baby boy conceived. A few days later my wife took a pregnancy test and it came back negative, I was majorly let down as I had this vision and strong feeling there was a ba
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6mo ago
Just use chef or whatever configuration management system of choice.
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> There's more evidence to support the earth will be wiped out by a meteor than their is evidence Apple will lock down their macOS hardware. If you don’t think a for profit hardware company which also makes operating systems will ne
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Are you making the argument that an extinction level meteor event is within the same realm as Apple deciding to lock down their hardware? It is called risk management, here is how it goes: The likelyhood that an earth ending meteor comes an
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6mo ago
> I sit at the intersection of design, anthropology, and web development How do these people still have jobs post ZIRP?
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